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That's hilarious.

I think the author is trying to show the multifaceted nature of life and forget that novels are flat. Very flat. One genre at a time.

One can only change genre as a break, not as another display.

More likely, someone told them that readers are only interested in action, and if they want people to read through their boring bureaucratic nightmare, they'd have to force in fight scenes everywhere. Backfired wonderfully.

I could be wrong though, obviously. Only way to know would be to ask.

what's unfortunate is that the author genuinely sucks at writing action scenes, it was sorta endearing the first couple times- like if you're watching a baby cousin try to help with chores, and now this is what, the 30th time or so an action scene has been shoehorned in? I can tolerate the flat characterizations but why does this story need fight scenes

Poor execution in attempts to expand fan bases that result in alienation of current audience.

Poor business plans.