The Lord of the Mist Who Knows Fortune and Misfortune

The story is alright, but you don't need to explain all the functions of the Boundary Stone every time. It's written almost every two chapters, and each explanation takes three pages. If you really have to write it, just write about the updated places, levels, and areas.

This book is quite good, and the genre is also quite good.

It's alright, but the data is a bit overwhelming, and there's a lot of repetition. Also, regarding the Iron Heart and Wisteria Bow, maybe I read too quickly. I didn't see which world these two artifacts came from?

Great, and updates are consistent. The background of this story is quite novel, which is rare in Tomato's works. So far, there aren't any major flaws. There haven't been any overly chaotic power levels either. The object settings are quite reasonable. I'm looking forward to encountering famous generals from ancient times. I also look forward to meeting characters from ancient martial arts novels. Five stars!

Okay, okay, finally an author who can't write about emotions but can still summarize them very well! Unlike other authors who can't write about them but still try and handle them poorly. The key is that she actually wrote about the feelings of her sisters.

Good, this kind is pretty good.

Fog of War type 😏 Not bad 😂

Keep it up, it's well written.

I really like this type of novel 👍👍👍

This book is great, I'll add it to my bookshelf. And best of luck to the author!