Death Cure

I recently finished reading this novel and I was thoroughly impressed. The world building was well done, with a realistic portrayal of high school dynamics and the struggles that many teens face. The characters were dynamic and well developed, with the protagonist Hyeon being a relatable and likable protagonist. I particularly appreciated the representation of the LGBTQ+ community in the novel and how it was handled with sensitivity and authenticity. One of the standout elements of this novel was the portrayal of bullying and how it affected Hyeon and those around him. It was handled with care and I appreciated the way that Hyeon and his sister Yeon were able to support each other through it. The portrayal of James and Zach, the main bullies in the novel, was also well done, as their motivations for their actions were explored and it was clear that they were not just one-dimensional villains. One thing I would suggest for improvement is the language used in the novel. While it is necessary for the portrayal of the characters and the realistic portrayal of high school, some of the language used was very harsh and may be triggering for some readers. However, overall, this was a well-written and thought-provoking novel that I would definitely recommend to others. This review has been written for chapters 1 to 5. Please update the novel constantly I see a big gap.