/lit/ - Literature

>>8135776
You like cuckoldry, and self-insert, mary sue, fairy sex.

>>8108582

>>7993899
>>7993932
>It's trolling, and while it's fun sometimes, your opinion can only be frowned upon. It's not that people hate oreos, it's that people ate real literature and found out they prefer health, taste and subtlety over dopamine.
This exactly. If you had something to say other than "fuck you I liked it" that challenged our perception of any of the books you mentioned then we could have a proper discussion about it, but as it stands you're not really contributing to the conversation at all.
You might also want to examine why you love their books. The Name of the Wind is basically Twilight with pretensions of grandeur, it opens with a monologue about a broken man slowly withering in the shadows of his achievements and then turns into "Kvothe is the Best at Everything" and as far as I can tell it's nothing but mental masturbation masquerading as something worthwhile. It's a shame too because Rothfuss has beautiful prose when he's not imagining himself a Kvothe or jerking of to how music is 3deep5you.

Hated it. Boyfriend made me read it. I wanted to cry every time he said a female character "shifted from foot to foot". Horrible shit. It happened once like twice a page in a full chapter. Did he have an editor? I don't understand.