Arc Light Gleam

A good science fiction article, highly recommended

Damn it, I couldn't stand it in the first few chapters, it's just too novice The Yin Ying version has a gunfire arc, but the writing style is new and the villain routine is also old. It feels like the author was writing in a hurry. Before the settings were laid out, he started to rush around and change people and places. Many setting terms had to be mentioned first and then explained. It looked like patching, but even in such a hurry, the pace was not fast, because large sections of words had to be cut to other people other than the protagonist/main line (otherwise the protagonist alone would not be able to support the journey) world view), and the protagonist has a big picture but refuses to explain what he knows and thinks in a few words. He plays the role of the Riddler to the readers. The rhythm of this opening is basically finished, let alone the conception and character and other content that can only be judged by further reading. I can only sigh. Sometimes it is no wonder that readers ask for the golden three chapters. It really shows the author's skill to write well. Then the real heroine is dead at the beginning, but doesn't seem to be resurrected later. The new heroine is still the fangirl of the real heroine (not even a friend, just a fangirl with a single arrow). It's really confusing. After all, this character design has nothing to like. According to the feedback from book friends later, it is also the most standard Japanese male protagonist with wings knotted. It is really cliche and cannot be read.