A Century-Old Mystery, a Millennium-Old Secret, and a Fated Legend

I skimmed through it, and although I didn't see the main plot development, the author's writing style was quite good, and the characters and details were vividly portrayed. Surprisingly, there weren't any comments in the comment section; the comments were mostly encouragement for the author to keep up the good work, along with their own opinions and suggestions.

I've read hundreds of chapters, mostly audiobooks. The pacing of this book is quite slow, which is fine, but what I don't understand is why such a good book isn't getting more readers. I really don't get it. Also, the 7.2 rating doesn't seem right; I feel it needs to be above 9.0. The subject matter is quite good. From what I've seen, there seems to be an outline.

It's really good! The author's descriptions of some scenes are very vivid and immersive, and the imagination is vast. Personally, I felt the adventure was a little exaggerated at times. It's truly a great book!

Personally, I found this book very enjoyable. The author has unique insights, and now my mind is filled with ancient slime molds and mythical monsters. As for the plot, aside from the first few dozen chapters being a bit disjointed, the later chapters are very coherent and exciting. I highly recommend everyone check it out!

It's rare to find a book this profound and not mindless. I read it all night; the intricate plot kept me glued to my phone until bedtime. The pacing remained tight until the middle, gradually revealing the behind-the-scenes mysteries. With time and careful writing, this is definitely a wildly popular novel.

1. Clear and logical structure, unlike some stories where the left brain attacks the right, or where a weak, inefficient approach replaces thoughtful writing, or where the story lacks a coherent system. 2. There is a female lead, but she's not just a pretty face. 3. Most importantly, there are over 1,000 chapters so far, enough to keep you entertained!

A bizarre and fantastical world intertwined with the unpredictability of human nature, each twist and turn revealing a new twist… A truly captivating story! I skipped chapters while reading, but I recommend that impatient readers start with the main plot. The book is indeed excellent.

The reason novels exist is probably to provide psychological comfort, to find empathy and hope within them. Therefore, novels can be somewhat idealistic, but this book isn't overly exaggerated. Highly recommended.

A slow-paced, mystery-solving novel, not a rambling read; the characters are vividly portrayed. I stumbled upon this novel by chance, and now I'm urging for updates every day. That's great! Those wish-fulfillment novels are so boring. Tomato rarely has any books that I can actually follow.

Why isn't the rating high? It does have substance, and the author clearly did their research and laid the groundwork for the plot. While it might seem illogical at first glance, the underlying logic is clear, revealing the author's vision of the world. I quite liked the book; perhaps some of the dialogue style was just not to my liking.