The Nether Abyss Ghost Ship

It can be used as a meal replacement for "Embers of the Deep", and you can also see the shadows of "Lord of Mysteries" and "Sword of the Dawn". It can be said to be the master of Western fantasy. The author's writing style is also good, and it can be called a masterpiece.

Let Yi Ning give herself a five-point rating first. Readers who think it is toxic or have suggestions can leave comments under this book review and Yi Ning will reply.

From what I've seen so far, I think it's okay. The world view is quite interesting. The writing style is casual and a bit off-kilter. It can also be seen that the author really put his heart into the character creation. But to be honest, I don't think it's sweet enough, and the sugar content could be a little higher. Personally, I think the captain's character is still a bit human. I've been saying how powerful the captain is, but I really don't feel it. It has been emphasized, but it has never had that flavor. Including the fact that they united to encircle and suppress the protagonist, I also felt that it was too bland and idealistic. The two sides are fighting, even if there are external factors, but when the fighting reaches this level, it cannot be stopped by just saying stop, especially the dominant side. Not to mention there is an agreement or something like that, I feel that the specific binding force of that thing is no different from the Soviet-German non-aggression pact. To be honest, I feel that it would be better if Anna and I could spend more time together on a daily basis and give out more sweets. After all, the pseudo-invincible protagonist and the unserious style of painting would make it difficult to eat sweets [I learned]

Is there something wrong with my cognition? I always felt that some of the ways of addressing people in the book were weird, and I couldn't help but feel disgusted, especially disgusted. It may also be that the wild boar cannot eat fine chaff.

It's okay, about the same as "Embers of the Deep". There is also hope that there will not be a female protagonist. If there is a female protagonist, I will give it a 7-star rating (the introduction does not say whether there is a female protagonist [grievance])

It always looks familiar, Lord of Mysteries + Deep Sea Embers?

I hope more people will read it. The author must keep writing.

Not bad. Although you can tell that the writing style is relatively green, it still seems to have a lot of feeling. It just feels like there are a little too few people.

"The Lord of Mysteries and the Embers of the Deep"

The storyline is exciting, engaging and immersive, and every character has his or her own characteristics!