
The World of Universal Sandbox
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- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 388k Words
- Genre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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As a seasoned bookworm, I can tell you with certainty that this is one of the few books I've been able to read from beginning to end. It's a pity. Perhaps you shouldn't "grow" books as reading material in the future.
If the author starts a new book, I will definitely give it my full support.
To be honest, the reason this book isn't popular is because I'm a terrible reader. I've been reading novels for six years, and I've finished quite a few, but this is the only one I read without skipping any chapters. I stumbled upon it and couldn't stop reading. I've heard many people say that "keeping a book in reserve" is a bad habit, so I hope everyone will stop doing that in the future. I'm really afraid that in the future I won't be able to find any books I can actually read.
Regardless of what others say, I think it's pretty good. I just feel a bit uncomfortable. The scene has been set up but not explored in depth. Many points could be extracted and written as their own stories, but here it's just a setup, similar to another novel I read. Both of them share the common thread that after completion, it felt like the plot was stretched too thin, with too many loose ends and plot holes. Many good moments were left unsaid, leaving the reader wanting more.
Not bad, not bad. If you removed the part about the woman in the middle, I think it would be even more perfect. The entire Great Chu section is well-written, and the plot is quite good. I've been reading Tomato's books for a long time, and this is pretty good; I quite like it. I don't know about the genres and preferences of his other books. Is there a second volume? Keep updating! Keep going, author! (ง •̀_•́)ง
It's pretty good. To be honest, what can I say? By the time I got to chapter 183, I felt this book was definitely worth finishing.
This book is very well written. However, I hope that everyone will not leave the book unread in the future. Read it as soon as it is released, and take a look at the advertisements when you have free time to support the author.
Well, I've finished reading it, but right now I only have one thought: Shock! Yes, before clicking in, I thought the score was a bit low, but after reading it, I realized it's truly excellent! It's really strange that it hasn't gone viral; it's a pity, regrettable, and pathetic! But the pathetic one is me! Damn it! I want to read more!!! Author, please, please write more!!!
A great book, looking forward to the author's return! 👍🧐 [Requesting more updates!]
It's really sad that the book died out; it was such a good read. The world-building was vast, and the writing was excellent, but the ending was forced. I hope everyone sees this review. If you want to save up and read it all at once, I hope you can check it out every day.