Kingdom's Assholes [Completed]

I'm not exaxtly sure what's going on here, but the only thing I'm concerned about is the audience rating of this novel. Why is it set to General Audiences? There is some profanities here that wouldn't be good for kids to read. Unless the author doesn't care about that sort of thing. Well to each his own, those who enjoy this kind of story will continue to read this. I'm out of here.

Delightful, charming, un-edited, and full of silly/random things that the diverse cast of people and weird personalities on our Discord Server get up to. I came for the laughs, I stayed for Archive.

Writing Quality is choppy, looks like copy pasted chatlogs. No stability of updates at all. There is no story. The characters are not explained at all. There is no world background or world explanation.

Ok so I'm confused but it seems like they use real characters and dialogue from somewhere although it is really confusing to follow at first. Almost each episode is a like a little story of it's own.

Most of the star ratings can't really apply to a novel type like this, So I'll just give max where its N/A. Kingdom's Assholes is an interesting spinoff of another original which is set out in a different way. Utilizing the same concept as said novel, the experiences of the Discord server is scripted into a separate chapter. Currently, as of the 13th chapter I feel as though the later ones are better, without using the chatlogs exactly. Its funny for the most part though, so :thumbsup:

It's a funny book about the exploits of people on a discord server and little random stories the author writes. This book is a eleven out of ten.