It is worth a read if you are interested in what a peculiarly honest friendship between a slighly less volatile and sociopathic Tom Riddle and Harry Potter would be. The quality starts just average, with some formatting issues and typos, but it improves slowly with each chapter. By the latest chapters the typos are almost non-existent, and the pacing is more engaging.
It is remarkable that the author tries to make each event and decision a logical consequence of previous ones, making the story coherent and the characters believable.
The downsides are the slow updates, the slow pacing (there are currently 21 chapters and they just got to Hogwarts) and the irregular length of the chapters. The exposition is heavy in the early chapters, but it slowly diminishes as the situations and characters begin to talk for themselves.
slow but rewarding
It is worth a read if you are interested in what a peculiarly honest friendship between a slighly less volatile and sociopathic Tom Riddle and Harry Potter would be. The quality starts just average, with some formatting issues and typos, but it improves slowly with each chapter. By the latest chapters the typos are almost non-existent, and the pacing is more engaging.
It is remarkable that the author tries to make each event and decision a logical consequence of previous ones, making the story coherent and the characters believable.
The downsides are the slow updates, the slow pacing (there are currently 21 chapters and they just got to Hogwarts) and the irregular length of the chapters. The exposition is heavy in the early chapters, but it slowly diminishes as the situations and characters begin to talk for themselves.