From the End of the World

The writing is good, the story is interesting, and the structure is interesting.

Temporarily empty The book-eating demon's new work first person

Reading progress: Chapter 225: Sincere prediction Reading score: 29 points, not recommended. Review summary: A first-person narrative youth fantasy adventure. It is very much in the style of a Japanese light novel, telling the story of a boy meeting a girl. Non-crushing invincible flow. It's hard to say what's outstanding about it, but it's worth reading. Writing style (6 points): Not good enough, but generally dry, especially in daily descriptions, which are a bit too detached or monotonous, and the description of situations lacks appeal. Characters (6 points): The protagonist himself is the most highlighted, giving the impression of a middle-schooler with inner tangles. The portrayal of the two heroines is a bit weak, probably because of the lack of description. On the contrary, the villain's image is more distinct. But it's hard to empathize. Somewhat embarrassing. Plot (6 points): The plot arrangement is okay. Whether it is the fallen demon hunter or the destruction of the stronghold of the Department of Humanity, although the pace feels slow, the progress of the plot is not delayed. There are also well-arranged reversals and foreshadowings. It's just that the overall performance feels a bit stiff. Setting (6 points): Although it is mainly a battle mode with oral pleasure. But at least it's an original setting. However, combat power leveling and collection elements themselves are also quite common. Hardly a highlight. Thoughts (5 points): Perhaps this is the drawback of first-person description. The protagonist's psychological activities greatly affect the readers' senses. The tangled thinking pattern has been lingering throughout the work, especially in the love story, which makes people feel stomachache.

I haven't read the book-eating demon's new book yet, but the previous novels are very good, but they may need to be adjusted to the radio wave, and the first-person writing method may not be so easy to accept, but the author is very strong. The only first-person novels I can read are his, which are similar to the years when I was Mr. Yin Yang a long time ago. I recommend everyone to give it a try.