@sammielane448
I'll post my honest thoughts here because I don't wanna have people in review swap asking for the same treatment. As for why I'm doing this for you, it's because you took the time to point out some interesting stuff.
Novel: Ember's Crown
Author: Clone_v2
First of all, I think the idea is interesting, but the way you write is a bit complex for a platform such as WN. Note that I personally don't have an issue with it. It's just that people from non-English speaking countries read on this platform and they form the bulk of WN readers. Their English isn't at a native level. That's why the most popular novels on this platform mostly have simple wordings and phrasings and blablabla.
So here are some suggestions to make your story more appealing to the guys here (basically a summary of what I left in your paragraph comments):
Dialogs are hard to read sometimes. Not the content but the visibility/readability. You use ' to open your dialogs instead of ". I don't know if it grammatically correct, but I suppose it is. However, it is a common practice on this platform to use those brackets ". The reason is quite simple, it's because they are more visible. I sometimes surprised myself mixing your dialogs with your narration. Either because you forgot to close your brackets or because the paragraph was quite packed. Which brings me to the second point.
Be careful of huge ass paragraphs. As I implied in my paragraph comments, it can be hard to read those kind of paragraphs on a smart phone. And I'm pretty sure that a lot of people on WN uses the app to read. So you might lose some readers this way.
Your beginning was a bit jarring despite the interesting and rich setting. This problem might stem from the introduction of several characters in your first chapter that seem essential to the story. The issue with it, is that readers don't even know about your world and MC yet that they already have to learn about new chars. I think this should be more progressive. Note that I was also worried of that issue in my first chapter of "Ragnarök: Fimbulwinter Saga." However, it doesn't mean that you can't introduce multiple chars in your first chap. It's just that, I think, you shouldn't shift the focus so much. Towards the middle and the end of the chap, we shifted from one char to another. It was jarring because I wasn't familiar with those.
Something else I noticed is the change of POV. From 1st to 3rd. Do be careful with that.
In conclusion, there is no problem with the story itself. Just the execution of the flow was sometimes jarring.
Hope it helps you improve your story.
I'll read you later mate.