[Return of the 1999] [Multiple Characters] [Original Storyline] [Vertin as the Protagonist]
Lin Mo is a taciturn fellow who only knows how to make boots. Vertin, the Timekeeper, pulls him out of an underground workshop and makes him her “personal bootmaker.”
From then on, his world changes. He follows Vertin through the Storm and across the ages, using a leather knife to stab steel-skinned Arcanists and shadow bat hide to block shadow-type arcane skills. When people ask him how he manages it, he says, “Boots are like people. They all have a weakest seam.”
The workshop's threshold is nearly worn through.
Regulus takes off her boots and walks barefoot across the floor, asking for red laces and a rock-and-roll soul. Sotheby curls up asleep in a chair, saying his workshop is a hundred times more comfortable than the dorm. Schneider leans against the leather rack with a cigarette between her lips and asks him to brush her hair. In her dark red eyes, he sees a light he has never seen before.
And then there's Vertin. Wearing the boots he made from chamois leather, she walks through the Storm, across the ages, and past everyone's gaze. She never says thank you, but late at night, she opens the workshop door and quietly sits beside him, staying for a long, long time.
Lin Mo thought his life would be all about making boots. Later, he discovered that some people wearing his boots had walked right into his life.
One volume, one world. One pair of boots, one heart won.
Three hundred thousand characters of romance, battles, and foot fetishism (the professional kind). The male lead isn't an overpowered hero. He relies entirely on his craft and sincerity. The harem isn't mindless; every heroine has her own story.
Lin Mo's biggest regret: he should never have let Vertin find out where his workshop was.
Because after that, he was no longer just a “bootmaker.”
The plot is very good, but the author's writing style needs to be improved. The repeated use of words made me awkward, and the scene changes also made me fascinated. However, the plot is really good, so I give it four stars as a reward.
Great writing style, very delicate brushwork. Shoes represent people. People are written through smells, habits, and experiences. The description of people is more abstract poetry.
The look and feel is not bad, it has AI components, but the taste is not too strong. In addition, I hope the author will add more congee bars that I like to read.
I originally wanted to give it four points, but the author gave it a very emotional response, so I decided to give it five points. To be honest, except for the author using AI to fill in the text, there is no problem with the rest of the content. When you read it, you can clearly feel that the author did not write randomly but actually had a clear outline. Finally, write more about jailers, porridge friends can do anything 😋
This book makes me feel like... Emmm, let me think about it, oat milk with a charming atmosphere
When will the author come back? Why is it coming to an end? Will there be any new books in the future?
Not bad, but some paragraphs are a bit overdone by the AI polish. Can be simplified
Come on (no requirement, just don't die)
Why do I feel like it was written by AI?
Very well written, not like a Tomato novel