Valiona
Since: Mar, 2011
02/23/2018 00:00:00
While I agree that the abysmal grammar is a severe flaw, I have to ask- aren\'t there other aspects of this fic (positive or negative) that you think are worth commenting on? I appreciate that you\'re willing to disclose that you haven\'t read much of it, but if you want to warn people away from this fic, it would help if you came up with additional reasons (such as how Izuku turning out to be the Avatar is a blatantly contrived crossover method).
As for why it was recommended, while I can\'t say it deserves a recommendation, it\'s possible that one of the people responsible for the 600 favorites it received liked it enough to recommend it.
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Good premise, elementary school level writing
The author doesn't understand the difference between commas and periods. Consequently, he has terrible grammar and tons of run on sentences. On top of the reprehensible punctuation and grammar, the author often phrases things awkwardly and uses words that just don't make sense in context.
The writing was so bad that I couldn't get past the second paragraph. I'm a fan of both ATLA and Boku no Hero, yet I can't see myself enjoying this in a million years. The person who submitted this to tv tropes with such a glowing review is either the author or delusional.
Edit: Upon further examination, it appears that the author also switches tenses every other sentence, making for an awkward and anti-immersive reading experience. He or she is evidently a complete novice, so read at your own risk. The person who submitted the fic to this site said you'd enjoy it if you liked ATLA or Boku no Hero; personally, I'd say you'll only enjoy it if you haven't passed seventh grade.