The Wanderings of a Boy and a Crow

It's quite good. It captures a sense of loneliness, showcasing a distorted world and a lonely boy. The protagonist is incredibly gentle (//∇//), and it's heartwarming to see such gentleness in a world like that! However… being too gentle isn't gentle anymore; it becomes a saint. What I wanted was a gentle boy, not a saint. If the author sees this, I hope they'll consider this.

I read for less than 30 minutes, and although it was very depressing, for some reason, it resonated with me deeply. Perhaps we are also in this kind of oppressive environment. Although we don't usually show it, we feel extremely lonely once something triggers it. This book is very good. At least I feel that I must have lived in a similar lonely and oppressive environment for a long time, otherwise I couldn't have written this kind of article.

Is that crow a time traveler?

Author, is there a female lead?

The writing was quite good in the early parts, but it seems that after Crow left, the character development and writing style started to fall apart. The fight scenes felt perfunctory, and the plot progression was rather ordinary. Hmmmm, I hope the author can adjust their approach. Perhaps trying to reread their novel from the beginning would offer a different experience. Anyway, I finished it, so here's a small reminder to update! 😏

Good books should not be buried. I don't understand why there's a point about dividing talent.

It was alright, but I felt the part where Allen kissed Helen was a bit lacking.

I really enjoyed this book. The author's writing is excellent, especially the preface, such as Chapter 15.

The author writes quite well, but it's been two months and there's still no update.

Although I haven't read many chapters, I think it's really good.