Tales of the Strange, 1999: I Found an Amnesiac Angel from the Start

It's a very good book. The male lead is the female lead at the beginning, but there are other female leads later on. Maybe the male lead realized his true feelings. Anyway, there are more female leads, and it's still a very good book, at least in my opinion.

The author either came from the cat or dot genre, or had written similar works before, demonstrating exceptional talent. It can be considered an excellent ghost story. The pacing and foreshadowing are also very stable, suggesting a complete outline.

A very good book, with an interesting world-building and impressive writing. However, it shouldn't preach too much; readers don't like being lectured. In less than 60 chapters, there are already two female characters who are clearly likable and not just background characters, plus three female characters whose appearances are described. Turns out, the male lead is a real lecher! 🤦

As expected, you can't judge Tomato's books by their ratings. This one is truly a masterpiece, a rare gem even on a major rating platform. I don't know why it's ranked so low on Tomato... The plot, world-building, and character development are all fantastic. Very impressive. It's just that there aren't enough chapters. I hope the author updates soon.

Amazing! Among the books I've read, its writing style and setting are among the top few. Its greatness needs no further explanation. Ghost tales originate from the past, demons are born in the present, and angels reside in the future.

The story is excellent, and the writing style is good. If the author maintains their current level and perseveres, they might become a legend. However, the content is a bit short; I'm considering letting the book grow, but I'm also afraid of killing off the author.

I only read the beginning, but it truly amazed me. It's not that the writing style is exceptionally good, but it's incredible to find such a beautifully written book on Tomato Book! More importantly, when I saw the rating, I thought it was another formulaic story, and I even gave feedback not to recommend it. But for some reason, I came back to take a look! Thank goodness!

The world-building is quite impressive. After reading for so long and going through a reading slump, this is the first book that has given me such a strong interest in reading. The writing style is also very good. As long as it continues without interruption, bad ending, or writer's block, I feel it should be a good book.

The story's content is unparalleled in its wildness and unrestrained nature. I don't know if it's my imagination or the author's clever idea, but starting with the common origin of enemies and friends (ghost stories), then Gabe (the needle-and-angel), then the Holy Sword (changing the world as I write), and Gochard (the great alchemist), I guess the next one might be the Great Steel Cannon (Hero's Journey), and Zero-1 (AI) should be included, right?

There's a slight element of eroticism in the beginning, but it quickly dissipates. The rest of the book is fine to avoid any triggers. The plot is excellent, and the themes and ideas are also good. The romance is written comfortably and not too awkwardly. It's definitely worth reading. It would be better if the protagonist were stronger, as the theme is somewhat depressing.