Aotu World: Putting a Lid on Newton's Coffin

It was so good! Pascal... I cried so much! And the system in the last chapter... I just... It was such a shame. 😢😢 Finally, I wish Pascal and the system are living happily and freely somewhere, and I wish the author happiness!

It's really good! The main character's personality is quite funny at the beginning, but don't let that make you complacent. A knife will suddenly pierce your heart, killing you instantly. I hope newcomers will pay attention to this; the later parts are very heart-wrenching 😢. Finally, I wish the author continued success in writing even better stories 😘

I stayed up all night to finish reading it. The ending was great, and the characters were well-developed and faithful to the original work. Sometimes it felt a bit simplistic, but those shortcomings were perfectly improved in the Volt volume. The author is constantly improving and knows how to capture the unresolved moments.

It's really well-written. Of all the reading apps I've used, this is the first one where the protagonist is tortured to death 😢😢😢😢 I literally cried buckets when he died. I was thinking I hadn't read anything like this on Tomato yet, so I read it with a "let's see" attitude. Who understands, folks?! It's so hard being a tearjerker 🥺 Some parts just made me burst into tears.

This book is truly amazing! Before reading the last chapter, I didn't understand why so many people said it was very angsty, until I saw the last chapter and it really was angsty 😢 The author is incredibly dedicated, updating super fast. It's already finished.

It's great! The main story is finished, and I really want to know more. I read it a few days ago based on a recommendation and thought it would only have a few minor angsts, but it turned out to be a huge tragedy. I was laughing when I got to the chapter about the orange, but I ended up crying. It just vanished. It's really good.

This novel is beautifully written, with every sentence meticulously crafted and every paragraph brimming with emotion. The author employs various rhetorical devices, such as metaphor, personification, and symbolism, imbuing the entire novel with poetry and artistry. The content is captivating, the plot tightly woven, and the characters vividly portrayed, making it a truly unforgettable read.

It's also a completed novel, and I especially loved its content. The protagonist is sharp-tongued but kind-hearted; he clearly doesn't want to get involved, but he always ends up getting involved anyway, repeatedly standing in front of others. Seriously, it gets a bit angsty later on (but I just love reading it). I also want to thank the author for completing this novel ٩(๑•̀ω•́๑)۶

Well, how to describe this book? The author seemed very dedicated, and the writing style is excellent. The ending felt a bit rushed, but not truly rushed; it could have easily ended there. I hope the author will include some epilogues to fill in any unfinished chapters. Overall, I still recommend reading this book, but I don't understand why the rating is so low.

Reading this is like finding candy in a knife 😅 So good! Even the corpses felt cold after watching it 😅 A bit short... The knife is a bit long 😅 This is the only male-female couple I've shipped in the last two years, and it ended up being a tragic story 😅 I've seen many knives, but the system host's dual swords are quite a rarity. 😅 Finally, it's absolutely gorgeous!!! Highly recommended!!!