The Pale Witch's Final Journey

To be honest, this is a good book, but unfortunately, I've lost the ability to appreciate this kind of art amidst the sea of generic novels; my numb brain can only accept the pleasures of fast food. However, I believe that one day I will rediscover my former self, and then I will appreciate this novel again.

The characters are vividly portrayed; the chapters about the bard gave me a feeling of reading *Resurrection*. The protagonist's growth and Trowell's redemption—while I considered the possibility that he might commit suicide after being forgiven, I hoped he would take a new path after being redeemed, perhaps even reuniting with the protagonist in the future, although that ending would also be…

At first glance, you might think the female lead is too saintly. Let's look at it from another angle: isn't someone who has lost all their memories like a newborn baby? And babies are innocent and kind. The first 30 chapters gave me the feeling that the protagonist truly wanted to help everyone, even after the bard threatened her; she still forgave him and even wanted to help him.

Travel is indeed a good way to express one's thoughts, and observation is a common way to gain knowledge, but it lacks perspective. Perspective doesn't exist, so there's always the fixed anchor point of the ego. Although I abhor everything imposed on the spiritual realm, I don't deny that the spiritual realm needs to be imposed in order to gain or lose.

A very good book, with excellent writing and clear logic (although one chapter is a bit stream-of-consciousness). The world-building framework is vast and has room for further development. I will continue reading. I hope the main characters will have some crazy moments. The character I feel most connected with so far is actually the jester Ollie. I'm really looking forward to the upcoming Orpheus storyline. His golden, sickly personality is so endearing! Xd

It's a great book; the beginning gave me a feeling similar to reading Eve's Book.

Honestly, I have a question: is it really that hard to come up with chapter titles? The premise of this book is quite good; it's a lighthearted Western fantasy novel, albeit a pseudo-fictional one. I'm actually quite curious about the future of the book.

I love Yi Shi and Lan Luo so much!

I really like this style; the writing style suits my taste. I especially like the paragraphs before and after each chapter. Will the author continue updating?

I'm really at a loss for words. I hope you can keep writing. Also, author, can you let me read this book without worry? This is too little, not enough at all! But I'm also afraid that the book will disappear while I'm reading it... It's so frustrating! Please, author!