The Source World: A Hero’s Journey

I finished reading it in nine days. It's a bit short, but leaves a lasting impression. The character names are really interesting, for example: "reckless youth" and "generous with righteousness." The various chivalrous figures, thieves, and criminals also have very good titles.

Why was Endless Armament removed from the shelves?! So many books are gone, only this one is left.

After finishing the book, I breathed a sigh of relief. It's incredibly exciting, with a continuous stream of characters, a variety of names and fighting styles, reminiscent of traditional martial arts novels, reminiscent of Gu Long. The writing is concise, the language lively, witty, and down-to-earth, making it a thoroughly enjoyable read.

Ten years later, I'm reading your book again.

It's much better than a bunch of books that score 9 or higher. Although some of the writing is a bit perfunctory, it's generally a comfortable read with no major logical problems, and it even has a touch of light humor to balance things out. Overall, it's quite good.

You can read any book with zero affinity for it; they're generally not bad.

A concise and engaging martial arts fantasy novel; novels with a "fate" factor of 0 are generally quite good.

Books with a strong connection to fate are still pretty good, right?

Although it's a short story, it's quite charming and enjoyable! Fate has never let me down.

All I can say is, it's truly fate.