There are a lot of reasons why I loved this book. 
 1. Kvothe growth throughout the book and Kvothe himself. Man, I love that guy. He can be a sweetheart and a bastard and I weirdly admire that. Not only is the main character hella awesome, all the side characters too. They each added something the reading experience, even the smallest of them. 
 2. I loved the writing. It made me think, admire and laugh. I usually rarely laugh out loud when reading books, but The Wise Man's Fear did it. (Not that I'm an emotionless human being. I'm good at keeping my feelings in check when reading, but Kvothe always surprised me.) 
 3. And finally, how real the world felt. It's easy the create a fantastic and imaginary world. In the Kingkiller Chronicle's world, it's the details that charmed me. How every country had their own complicated currency, traditions, beliefs, language, religion, philosophy, etc. A lot of authors can paint beautiful world, but Rothfuss gave it life. I deeply respect that. 
 Now, let's wait for the third book that comes out in 2078 (Jk I love you Patrick take all the time you need to finish Doors of Stone). 
 Fun fact, I made an essay about Kvothe for my philosophy course, that's how much I love this series :)