Book Description
The Sparrow’s Way: Awakening the Tile Eye
A “monster” is sealed inside Lin Feng.
The mark on his right hand is his only bond with the anomalous world, and a blade hanging over his neck.
To survive, he is forced onto the public stage of the National High School Mahjong Tournament, where he competes against the prodigies in the sunshine.
In the shadows, a more brutal underground selection battle begins, with lives on the line.
Open and hidden attacks come from every side, and powerful enemies close in. He must win at the mahjong table while keeping the “monster” inside him, which could turn on him at any moment, under control.
When the game ends and the chips run out, who will be sitting across from him: an enemy, or another “self”?
This is a gambler’s redemption, and the path to a monster’s awakening.
It's difficult. After writing with AI, did the author review what he wrote? There are bugs in the card game in the first ten chapters, the text is inconsistent, the rules are wrong, and it is not uncommon for the characters to lose their wits. It is better to use AI to write the text and check whether there are any bugs to fool the readers. It is simply
A very novel book. It's rare to see Japanese mahjong written about like this.
Very professional and detailed