Alright, I finished the trilogy of the bad 3D render man I've seen for so many years

I really liked it. It's weird and interesting, but not in the typical way that implies. The author isn't *trying* to be weird, they're just doing something different.

The titular Bayne cannot be killed, cannot be bested in combat, and has little interest in life in general. You'd think that make for a stupid premise - what on earth can you even do with a character like that? - but it *works* precisely because of these limitations. He doesn't struggle with anything that'd impair a typical fantasy protagonist, but the things he does struggle with are compelling.

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