Worm does have quite a bit to recommend it, and any of its fans will be happy to fill you in on it, but it has one big problem: it consists primarily of long, drawn-out fight scenes. This is interesting at first, but after a while, it just becomes repetitive and my eyes started to glaze over. Many chapters boil down to "A ridiculously overpowered bad guy appears, everyone who isn't a total monster joins forces to fight it, some people die, and the bad guy is either killed or leaves." This is fine a few times, but by the end of the serial, I was simply left bored by the endless Endbringer attacks. The story would seriously have been better at half the length.
Wow, does it drag
Worm does have quite a bit to recommend it, and any of its fans will be happy to fill you in on it, but it has one big problem: it consists primarily of long, drawn-out fight scenes. This is interesting at first, but after a while, it just becomes repetitive and my eyes started to glaze over. Many chapters boil down to "A ridiculously overpowered bad guy appears, everyone who isn't a total monster joins forces to fight it, some people die, and the bad guy is either killed or leaves." This is fine a few times, but by the end of the serial, I was simply left bored by the endless Endbringer attacks. The story would seriously have been better at half the length.