The Vagrant is unique. I loved every part of it. I never read this kind of multiple genres' mix, but I found it amazing. 
 So, here are four things that I liked in particular. 
 First of all: the style. I never ever read something written like that. And when I say never, I really mean it. Every phrase was kinda brie but sometimes also really poetic, and helped me a lot to dive into the book's world. 
 I could explore the Blasted Lands completely, without losing the major and most important details. 
 Talking about the world, that was the second thing I liked. In some parts, I couldn't not think to Borderlands (the gamer inside sometimes comes out), but what was really fascinanting were the demons. Even The Seven and the others creature, but the demons were better... 
 *whisper* evil is better *stop whispering* 
 Okay, talking about the demons... it was like jumping in the past, in my childhood and in antique legends, were the monsters weren't anymore some human shaped characters, but were more like ideas, malevolent energy or essence. Their names added more charm to them. 
 Last parte of what I really love: The Vagrant himself. 
 I think that after a really really really long time, I had, and currently having, a new bookish crush. And it's him. I loved him. I love him. 
 He don't speak but I don't care. It was really cool in some ways, first of alla beacuse that was a new way to approach the protagonist, since he doesn't express is feelings and thoughts with words but with gestures. And I also liked to mett a kind hearted charactes. 
 Weel, sometimes I didn't approve his decisions, but I also realized that The Vagrant is only a man... A kinda of useless one if he doesn't held the Malice. That's makes him really human. 
 Can I add that he can't bear to see gore and blood? How much precious is that? He faints. Simply precious. 
 The only bad thing, which actually isn't that bad, is that not every fantasy lover will and can appreciate the book. I good reason to explain why I said this, is because The Vagrant is no hero at all. He just do his job, reaching the Shining City, protecting the child and searching for his own peace. It's travel and not some incredibile adventure of the greatest hero ever.