MY OLD REVIEW 
 3.5 star. The plot is pretty okay, well-written, and enjoyable. 
 Things I love: 
 - Imagination world in this book: dwarfs, elf, dragons, witches... 
 - Angela the mysterious witch and her werecat 
 - Well written and enjoyable 
 - Sometimes breathtaking and I couldn't put the book down 
 - The love between Eragon and his dragon: Saphira 
 - Mysterious people who hid their past 
 - Unpredictable 
 - Ancient words and magic 
 - Eragon and Arya ( I hope there are more things happened between them in the next book ; ) 
 What make me feel not really satisfy: 
 - Action scene at the last battle ( need more dramatic, too short) 
 - Eragon ( I don't know why ) 
 - More interesting characters 
 - The Varden and Galbatorix ( I don't know but I'm not like them... They're just weird and powerful and bossy....) 
 - The cover ( not because it's ugly, but I feel it's need to be more imposing, not just the head of a dragon) 
 Thanks my friend for recommend this book to me :) 
 meh..... NEW REVIEW! 
 Yea, guys, I was a naive reader, an easy-rating, inexperienced reader. Not anymore! I have become dangerous *bwaahahhahahaa* 
 I gave this two stars because I respect the author's nerdiness and painstaking approach to a novel. At least he is better than those shallow, vapid, intolerably stupid Mary-Sue girlish authors out there. 
 I get the guy is trying very hard to write a fantasy novel, and it seemed cruel to rate him 1 star, because at least he had spend freaking ten years looking up words on thesaurus and stick them on his works. 
 But to be honest, cruelly honest, I must admit his work was shallow in someway. 
 Plot 
 Ehm, the bad guy vs the good guy, black and white. A young heroic boy save a nation's tragedy with his awesome talent that he whipped out from thin air and in love with a beautiful elfish girl, travelling with a mentor and learned magical power as fast as rocket flying. 
 Characters 
 Ehmm, as mention above. 
 A poor, peasant dude who didn't know of his capabilities. 
 An evil guy that dominated over the whole country despite I didn't really see his evil-ness anywhere. 
 A beautiful, gorgeous girl who is fucking perfect in very aspect. Please, couldn't it just be more shallow? 
 A wise mentor who hides a deep past *yes, he is very mysterious and all, you will have to find out, it's very secretive* 
 And top of all, he combined all these cardboard characters into a strange maelstrom of adventure, dragons, monsters *urgals - which is a copy of orges* that didn't at all stimulates readers or makes your hair stands on edge. Haha, need I say more? 
 I think the best book of fantasy out there is probably A Game of Thrones. I hate these extreme epic things that are so very boring and dull and all Tolkien-ish.