Fontaine's Grand Stage: Come If You Dare

The Fontaine arc was quite well-written, arguably the best of the entire series, but the technological advancement was too drastic. With Fontaine's current technology, they could sweep across six kingdoms without the Seven Gods intervening. Even without the other Demon Gods, the balance was completely shattered. The Sumeru arc was alright, but it started to decline from the Liyue arc onwards. The early Liyue arc was too boring, though the later ones were decent. The Inazuma arc began to spiral out of control. I haven't read the Mondstadt arc yet, but just looking at the table of contents makes me not want to continue.

Having finished reading it, I can only say that I'm not entirely satisfied with the ending. Some characters, like the Doctor, haven't been confirmed for a fourth season. Those who liked it are the ones who made our noble hero a fourth season.

Hurry up and finish this one and start a new book. This book actually gets worse and worse towards the end. The best part is still only the Fontaine arc; the rest gets progressively worse. The social conflicts in Fontaine were well written, but later it felt like the author couldn't let go of the reins. The definition of freedom in the Free Kingdom was too much to ask, as were the conflicts between merchants and ordinary people in Liyue, the lives of ordinary people amidst the warlord conflicts in Inazuma, and the academic cliques in Sumeru and the disconnect between theory and practice. The only thing the author dared to write about was the legal definition of Fontaine.

Can someone explain what "ntr" in the tag means? Does it refer to actual NTR? Also, why is this a sensitive word?

Is this book a harem novel?

There's no pinned comment here. Why are there so few comments? Are they deleting comments? The main character is a complete dead man, so if you're looking for a protagonist who grows stronger, don't bother reading this. This is probably of low-quality quality, and the author seems to be dead now.

Although I'm a time policeman, when I saw this book in 2026 and found that some of the characters' personalities differed greatly from the official ones (it probably hadn't been published/had no detailed introductions back then), I couldn't help but laugh.

Honestly, the Water Kingdom arc felt like the best-written. The characters weren't as powerful as they were initially, but they nearly drove the Dragon King mad. The power levels increased too quickly afterward, and the series started to overwhelm gods and the Dragon King's combined forces, which made it less engaging. I suggest that while our side's strength should be top-tier, it shouldn't be overwhelmingly superior to the main characters, otherwise... (Personal opinion)

Please finish it soon.

It's over. #(Crying)