Xu Lang traveled to the [Dark Ice Floe World] and was trapped on a large ice floe. It was dark all around and the cold wind was biting. There were only a few stars looming in the sky, like a few lonely lamps, bringing some light that was about to go out...
Reader comments
The protagonist has too much inner drama, and the content is so long-winded and watery that even a cup of instant noodles would fill up a few chapters.
It's very watery, with a lot of nonsense. From the first few paragraphs, it spends a lot of space describing the psychology of the protagonist, but also adds some more jokes, which seems very abrupt and difficult to incorporate. In summary, water for water's sake
I don't understand, too much nonsense
Just one day passed in Chapter 50. The protagonist caught a high-end treasure chest, opened a campfire, boiled water and sold it, but it was gone.
The protagonist has too much inner drama, and the content is so long-winded and watery that even a cup of instant noodles would fill up a few chapters.
It's very watery, with a lot of nonsense. From the first few paragraphs, it spends a lot of space describing the psychology of the protagonist, but also adds some more jokes, which seems very abrupt and difficult to incorporate. In summary, water for water's sake
I don't understand, too much nonsense
Just one day passed in Chapter 50. The protagonist caught a high-end treasure chest, opened a campfire, boiled water and sold it, but it was gone.