voodoocactus's review of He Who Drowned the World (The Radiant Emperor, #2)

4/5: So this begins with a bang, including but not limited to Ouyang going completely OoC. Weird choice but okay. (Or perhaps he was OoC in the first book and this unhinged way is his truu self. Who knows? All in all, the vibes are much the same as with the first book. There’s Fate and people who want to grasp their Fates and make it happen. There are warring factions, warring nations, warring people. There are also a lot more POVs to follow than in the first book, probably because the scope is also so much bigger. In the first book, it was just about Zhu growing into her destiny and who were h...