At 119 chapters, it's a long read, and I don't recommend binging on it, especially since you'll be made aware of certain aspects. The OC Dean has a relationship with reminds me alot of an author insert or wish fulfillment character, with a not insignificant portion of the story on her and Dean being romantic.
Which brings me to my other gripes on the story. John Winchester's personality and his temper are heavily exaggerated, Sam's written a bit like he's unreasonable for not wanting anything to do with his father and brother after finally getting his own life, and just a lot of the story is written about the Winchester boys getting their shit resolved and in therapy.
This, unfortunately, will often take the story's focus from the demonic conspiracy against mutants, which is far more interesting than psycho analyzing our heroes to death and hearing how great Libby is.
If you can speed read through the fluff to get at the real meat, it's a good story. But be prepared to skip a chapter or three.
Exaggerated, unfocused, but not bad
At 119 chapters, it's a long read, and I don't recommend binging on it, especially since you'll be made aware of certain aspects. The OC Dean has a relationship with reminds me alot of an author insert or wish fulfillment character, with a not insignificant portion of the story on her and Dean being romantic.
Which brings me to my other gripes on the story. John Winchester's personality and his temper are heavily exaggerated, Sam's written a bit like he's unreasonable for not wanting anything to do with his father and brother after finally getting his own life, and just a lot of the story is written about the Winchester boys getting their shit resolved and in therapy.
This, unfortunately, will often take the story's focus from the demonic conspiracy against mutants, which is far more interesting than psycho analyzing our heroes to death and hearing how great Libby is.
If you can speed read through the fluff to get at the real meat, it's a good story. But be prepared to skip a chapter or three.