The Moment of Reincarnation: the Fairyland of Time

After reading a few chapters, I felt that the book was not good to read, and the logic was very poor. The speed of time in the ring space is obviously fast but it is said to be slow. It is also said that there is a space where time stops. What if you, a mortal, can feel the stasis of time? Let's talk about the speed of time. Ten years have passed in the ring space and one year has passed outside. Isn't this time fast? How do you say it is slow? Change the time to 1:100. A hundred years have passed for you in the ring space, and only one year has passed outside. For a mortal, you have died of old age. In one year, you have lived 100 years old. Is this called slow? You go out and tell people that you live very slowly? They are 20 years old and you are already 120 years old. You say that you live slower than others? What a stupid author. After leaving the ring space, a year has passed outside. The protagonist met and came to investigate the cause of the beast tide. I was confused. A year has passed since the beast tide began to investigate. This plot is waiting for the protagonist to come out before investigating? If the protagonist comes out of the ring space a hundred years later, does he have to investigate again after a hundred years? This writing logic is really useless.