The Ark World

The plot is okay, but it's full of lesbians.

This book is excellent. Its only drawback is that it's not a serious transformation story. There's almost no daily life or psychological portrayal of the protagonist. Compared to a time-travel novel, it's more like a chronicle. However, it must be said that most authors can't control this kind of book where the protagonist starts with almost maxed-out power levels.

The battles are intense but not frustrating, as if they are slowly recounting epics and legends of the past.

I've finished reading it. This is one of the few books I've read that truly lives up to its name; it has a very Japanese light novel feel, the plot is quite tight throughout, and the pacing of battles and slice-of-life scenes is right up my alley. While the character development has some flaws, it still manages to vividly portray the personalities of each member of the main group.

The story may have ended, but like time, what has passed will never return, and what we do not know continues as well.

It's full of references and jokes, and very entertaining to watch. However, some people who don't understand these references might need to look them up. ੭ ᐕ)੭*⁾⁾

It's a very old book, so it can't be evaluated using the same logic as modern online novels. It's not fan fiction; it's set in a fictional world. It's not an online game novel, but a transmigration novel where the soul travels into the game world (with a deeper "transmigration" setting). The surface appears whiter, but it looks more like it has turned into a single color.

To be precise, this book is a single-subject-leaning work. The beginning was alright, but the later parts became quite boring, to the point that I wanted to give it 4 stars. However, after seeing the ending, I'll give it 5 stars. Anyway, it's still readable. Finally, there's his sequel, *Time Dragon Poem*, which you might want to check out if you're interested. In the end, though, I still feel a little unsatisfied.

The sheer volume of jokes is overwhelming, including references to magical girls, Machine-Doll, killing the Demon King for one's daughter, JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, and classic tropes like master-disciple rivalry and the Three Demon Generals having four members. 😌 I was laughing so hard I was rolling on the floor in the middle of the night. It has to be said that the author is a prophet of memes; many memes that became popular after being adapted into anime were written into the book in advance.

This is one of the few novels I've read that didn't have a bad ending. It's also one of the few novels that really resonated with me. The author is good. It's worth recommending, but it does have flaws—some individual stories feel rushed, and I hope the later parts will be more polished.