A Long Night’s Journey

The first volume is pure enjoyment. The second volume onwards has a lot of foreshadowing, making it quite engaging and keeping the reader reading until the end. The ending is also well-received. In a landscape dominated by Tomato's numerous discontinued or poorly concluded novels, it's a breath of fresh air.

The premise is very novel! What seems unexpected is actually all part of the plan, and the gradual unveiling of the mystery is captivating. The female lead is practically invincible yet not frustrating, and the apostles have very distinct personalities. The only drawback might be the abrupt ending, but it's still much better than a discontinued story.

It looks good. By the way, I wanted to ask, is the rain in the last part a single color? [What?]

It's pretty good, and the plot is also good.

It's quite well-written. Although the writing style feels a bit immature and the plot is somewhat bland, I really felt a sense of loneliness from the protagonist walking alone through the long night. Writing is meant to touch the reader's heartstrings, so I'm giving it five stars to show my support! 👍

Very interesting, worth reading. With this writing style, I feel the author definitely deserves a place on Lofter (a Chinese social networking site). [Note]

It's good, but I don't know if it's because it's been released for too short a time, or if it's being dragged down by its title (Tomato's novels are too literary for promotion), but so few people are reading it.

It's alright, quite good. Five stars to encourage you. The author should be secretly happy that it hasn't been taken down yet, given the low traffic. 🍉 👍👍👍If the previous five-star rating was encouragement, then this is a true five-star rating. It's a great novel, but it's a pity it's being throttled.

Every book deserves to be treated with sincerity.

It's very well written; I don't think it has any flaws.