Actual rating: 4.5 stars 
 KAZ IS LOVE, KAZ IS LIFE 
 Here are the steps of how I read Six of Crows: 
 20% - THIS BOOK IS FRIKKIN AMAZING. I LOVE KAZ. KAZ IS EVERYTHING. KAZ. KAZ. KAZ. KAZ. 
 30% - Yep Still Good. Still frikkin good. This must be my next all-time-favorite book! 
 40% - Where's Kaz again? 
 50% - Huh... Why do I feel bored...? 
 60% - I demand you my Kaz 
 70% - Can we stop with all the bullshit between Matthias and Nina already? I want Kaz 
 80% - Now my rating dropped to 4. I don't think this will be my all-time-favorite. Why God :( 
 90% - WHY DO YOU KEEP CHANGING POVS? I WANT TO BE THRILLED. I WANT TO! BUT YOU RUIN IT WITH THE MULTIPLE POVS jlajdflkajdklfja 
 The Last 30 Pages - I LOVE THIS BOOK SOOO MUCH! I JUST WANT TO HUG MY TWO ADORABLE CINNAMON ROLLS (WYLAN & KAZ), PAT THEIR BACK AND TELL THEM THAT THEY DESERVE ALL THE LOVE IN THIS WORLD. 
 THIS BOOK IS FRIKKIN AMAZING 
 MY KAZ IS BACK 
 AND WYLAN IS adjfalkjdlafjda 
 Okay, let me set this straight first. 
 You might think that I'm obsessed with Kaz just from reading the steps above. And that's "partially" true. But the reason why I keep looking for Kaz while reading is because HE IS THE HIGHLIGHT OF THE BOOK. I don't say this to undermine the other characters. All characters have their own conflict and unique background. Not to say that they're all also well written. But not all have the same amount of spotlight. And sadly, this book concentrate the most on two of the main characters conflict that less appealing for me. Let me makes it clear once more, (((( FOR ME )))) 
 I don't care if the conflict between Matthias and Nina appeals you. But this is my review, so I'm going to say the conflict between them is actually pretty cliche and predictable. And sadly, those conflicts take a huge part in the book which bored me by the half of their journey. I keep looking for Kaz (or Inej, or Jesper, or my baby Wylan who got the least amount of spotlight). Because I want to read something new, interesting, and refreshing. But yeah, I have to be content with Matthias and Nina, for now. 
 I'm not saying that I hate Matthias, nor Nina. I love them! But compared to other bunch of unique characters, they're pretty bland. I'm saying this through the perspective of their 'traits' and 'inner-conflicts', not based on the appearances, powers, etc. 
 TL;DR I just need more Kaz in this book. 
 Because he's practically the most interesting characters of them all. 
 I frikkin love his 'weakness', how he's depicted as the scariest boy in the Barrel, Bastard of the Barrel, Dirtyhand, etc, etc. But Hey, He has his own weaknesses! And he didn't manage to handle it nor conceal it pretty well (at least in this book). So yeah, I need something interesting to read, you know.... Is that a bad thing to wish for? 
 Anyway, another reason why I didn't enjoy this book as much as I thought I would, is because the climax is divided in multiple POVS. I mean, Bardugo still write in third-narrator-POV, not exactly from the first-person-POV, but yeah... it's divided. It follows each specific pairs/characters. And I hate that kind of writing. For some person, maybe that kind of writing builds the tension. But for me, it's not. I hate how every time something surprising happen, the chapter then just ended that way and moving on to the next chapter with other character. Maybe others would start panicking because they 'need to know' what is the fate of the character in the previous chapter. But me? No, I don't give a flying shit. The tension that has been built in the entire chapter will cool down if I start to read about another character. And when we get back again to the character that we left before, I don't really care anymore. 
 I NEED THE TENSION TO BE CONSTANT AND KEEP BUILDING UP. Is it that hard? I don't want it to be cut abruptly in the middle and then build up again from the very first level of tension. I hate that. But I know that it needs to be done that way with how the story develops. So yeah, I'll give it a pass even though I'm pretty sad that the climax did nothing for me. I feel nothing. NOTHING. 
 But the last 30 pages save this book. KAZ, THE GENIUS CRIMINAL MASTERMIND IS FRIKKIN BACK WITH HIS CUNNING TRICK. HAHAHAHA~ (I love you) I frikkin love the end of this book. I ADORE IT. LOVE IT. The ending save this book, really. I nearly gave this 4 stars because of how the climax is such a let down. But yeah, let's forget about that because my standard for this book is frikkin high and 'a let down climax' in this book is actually still BETTER than lots of other books. 
 So, reasons why you should read Six of Crows: 
 - KAZ BREKKER. Ssssshhhh don't ask me why he's that 'charming'. Just read, and you'll understand why asdfadlkfjaldkjfalkfja 
 - JESPER AND HIS SENSE OF HUMOR. Ooohhh, I adore him so much. Other than Kaz, Jesper is my most favorite character! He's a guy with good soul 
 - WYLAN! My cute little cinnamon roll. He's another guy with good soul. He's an angel compared to others but that's one of his charms! I just want to hug him and tell him that I love him so much and he has nothing to be worried about ;__; 
 - JESPER & WYLAN. I accept no objection from you guys. I ship them. period. 
 - Also KAZ & INEJ. GAAH Should I talk about these two fools but adorable pairing? I don't want to ship them but the book force me to! 
 - It has lots of good action, cheating, magic tricks, beating, blood, HAHAHA (I love blood). 
 - The world building is actually good! We have lots of races, languages, culture, and it's interesting. Like, super interesting. 
 TL;DR just read Six of Crows because the characters are AWESOOOMEE. Even though the idea itself is actually not that original and less interesting than the characters. 
 Is this my new favorite book or possibly my all time favorite? 
 Sadly, No. 
 Apparently, I've expected a lot from this book and left unsatisfied. Nonetheless, it's a great book!