This is truly a unique book. When I first interacted with it, I was simply looking for better fiction. But now after reading RI, it feels much more than mere literature, something that leaves a mark on you for the rest of your life.

The rights ->

 ✅️An evil protagonist that's done right, without coming off as edgy, cringe or attention- seeking.

✅️Side characters who have actually have depth.

✅️Lack of any forced romance with Fangy.

✅️Extremely detailed world building and history.

✅️A power system that is well rounded and is throughly explained.

 ✅️Doesn't hold back on making things difficult for Fangy.

 ✅️Doesn't hold back on gore.

The balance -> 

☯️The world building may get lengthy at times.

☯️Some arcs feel stretched more than they should have. 

☯️The occasional gore and cruelty may be too much for the ones new to it.

The wrongs ->

❌️Ironically, despite having some of the best SC's, their handling isn't always the best.

❌️I didn't like how BNB's potential was wasted for the majority of the book.