[Spiritual Qi Revival] [Western Fantasy Style] [One Heroine] [Vast Worldbuilding]
The Moth of the Pursuit of Fire was burned to ashes by the blazing sun. Heaven fell to earth, maple leaves drifted across their homeland, a lonely poet sang loudly amid the ruins, and the dead cast their lines into the sea of souls.
In this brand-new era, humanity clutched the kindling known as the soul. In an age when darkness walked alongside the gods, people found hope for survival. Souls collided, reality overlapped with illusion...
But Fang Bai paid none of it any mind. All he wanted was to live peacefully with his younger sister. To protect himself and make a little extra money on the side, he stumbled headlong into this world by sheer chance.
Years later, Fang Bai, the great Tuner, observer of world history, the one and only Agent of the World, the new Guardian of the Temple, honorary signboard security guard of the Academy, Class S Fourth-Category Alert Crisis, The Final Poem, and the most sarcastic acting director in the history of District Nine, sat with a grave expression during an interview with a reporter from the Doomsday Front.
“Director Fang, what would you say to those who call you a monster and suggest exiling you to the frontier?”
“They’re the ones who insist on calling me a monster.”
“Wha... what?”
“Oh, no. I think that’s really wrong of them. It must be upsetting for the little animals beyond the frontier.”
“???”
Thus began the “evil” life of a “monster.”
Well, to be honest, this is the highest praise I can give to this book. As a newcomer writing novels, many parts cannot stand up to scrutiny. The setting makes me a little confused. I want to write it grandly but I feel a little unable to grasp it. I feel uncomfortable writing it in many places. I will probably stick to it, at least until the second volume is completed. I have some clues for the second novel in the future, and I will work hard to continue to improve myself.
It imitates God-Slashing but the writing is not strong enough. There is also the shadow of the King of the Lost City of Beasts sparing his life. The foreshadowing is too deliberate. The protagonist is pushed by the plot instead of the plot that happens to the protagonist. The character is vague, or because he has been pushed around, the protagonist is basically in the process of dealing with things, so the creation seems pale. The setting of the protagonist's monster in the title was resurrected and was not mentioned. I thought it was not mentioned. The result is nothing. From your introduction and the first few chapters, this setting is in the end of the world, human beings are trying to survive, but it is written as a very conventional modern power. The official still has the ability to hide it from the public. It is a typical product that is not right. The setting of the lottery and the setting of Lucifer as the grandfather of the soul are very old-fashioned and basically nothing new. The plot is actually very dull. I have seen too many similar ones.