and also, jin had zuko's bastard child

well, this is good up until azula got injured. High hopes immediately dashed. from then on, i feel like the plot is all over the place. as this is abandoned, there won't be any resolution so, i guess for me, the story end after they conquered the northern water tribe. although i hope by some miracle that you will finish this story, your writing is amazing, and the characters are all very interesting. I don't read after ch 31, but a few notes, it seems that there are some connections between iroh, ursa, and azula. well, this is my ff of your ff lol, but iroh is azula's real father.

I loved this story. Though there are a few parts that leave me confused, because I dont get it. Like why Agmi decided to punish Iroh. What sin Iroh did? I hope that one day you might continue this story and we might learn what happens to everyone. xD

What is happening to Katara?

I had hoped for Sokka to be with Yue... but oh well

Theres a question in my mind: What happened to Aang? Are they keeping him captive or did they kill him?

Pretty good

Are you gonna continue this fic? If not, can you tell us how everything's gonna end?

this story would've been great if you actually focused on sokka. I don't give two fucks about zuko or toph or Jin.

This has been a wonderful ride, and I hope it won't stop. Despite the wait, I'm excited for your next update whenever it comes :)

Like in the original show, Zuko's arc has by far been my favorite. I much prefer seeing a good man struggle with his demons than a monster play chess.

Also, in regards to guns more than a few chapters ago, I don't think guns are that obvious an invention, specifically because firebending exists. Why look for a better projectile weapon when most people in the army literally shoot fire?
Of course, guns would eventually be invented, but definitely much later than in the real world.

Keep up the good work:)

Please update!

what part of the leg was he amputated with?

I found this story few days ago and I luv it. Please update.

Bad place to end the story at.

Lots of conversation. Alzula's subtlety is far from perfect. Quite bad, frankly.