Star Iron: Intellectual Herald, but Mysterious Walker

It's great. I thought about it while reading it. After reading a few chapters, I felt that the story line was relatively flat, without big ups and downs. It had a feeling of being in the desert. I wanted to give it a five-star rating, but I found it difficult to put it down. If I could finish it, I would come back and give it a five-star rating.

In fact, I think this novel is quite well written. Although the author mentioned in the author's remarks that he used AI, I feel that the author should have made a lot of changes. For more AI articles, you can tell at a glance that they are written by AI, and the articles written by AI are quite human-machine. It is clear that the imagination is very good, but I just can't read it. This article does not give me that feeling.

Uh-huh, isn't the templating a bit serious? The emotional foreshadowing is so-so, too bland. It feels a bit like the process of describing emotions is brushed off in one stroke, and there are too many sideways descriptions of characters and personalities. There is also the problem of templating, which is too uncomfortable to read [crazy]

Although the protagonist is not very strong, the story is quite interesting

I spent a day reading it and I thought it was quite good. I hope the author will update it soon.

The setting is interesting, but some details are conflicting

Hee hee hee hee hee hee To be honest, the author may not realize how sinister a genius and an Envoy of Plenty can be. Let's not mention those weapons of mass destruction, the Envoy of Plenty, for fear of being imprisoned by the company. Is it possible that the things given by the King of Medicine are for you to plant to increase your strength? The second is the company, just hang out with it, it won't kill you anyway, I can only say that the author may not have realized the ability to recognize orders and geniuses