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WoT fans love the series and can make fun of some of the styling.
WoT detractors have obviously read the series judging by their criticism.
It's kinda addictive. When it's good, it's great. When it's bad, it's tolerable.
You really want to know what happens next....and at least you're not starting it before it has been finished. You didn't want to live through THOSE years.
Overall, I'm a fan. Its a LOT lighter than Dune, which I also like, but for different reasons.