The Winds Rise in Delan

A 10-year veteran reader highly recommends this book; there are no major flaws. 1. Regarding the romance, the development is gradual and smooth, without any significant disjointedness. The overall plot is quite good. 2. The power system and monster types, while having some minor flaws, are not major issues; the overall power structure is acceptable. 3.

Personally, I think it's alright, and so far it's quite to my liking. It adds a touch of Eastern influence to Western fantasy. However, I have to point out one thing: adding some off-screen explanations or psychological descriptions could be helpful. Otherwise, it's a little confusing.

The content is rich, and the story is very well-paced. The author says Servia is the most tragic character, but honestly, I don't see what's so tragic about her. Personally, I think the most tragic character is Emily Sertin. Her entire family was imprisoned by friends and relatives, and to save them, she had to endure the stigma of betraying her faith and friends. I can't imagine how difficult that choice must have been.

The plot is fast-paced and full of exciting moments, with intense conflicts and battles interspersed with the protagonist's encounters with various supporting characters and reflections on his own personality. The protagonist is a non-believer wandering on a continent with faith. He is passive and initially has no connection to this world.

It's a good read; the plot is quite interesting, and the characters are likable. However, the writing style and language don't quite fit with Western fantasy. That's a minor flaw, but acceptable.

It's pretty good, don't get appendicitis.

It's a good read, and the emotional aspects are well-written. The premise of being transported to a game world and trying to survive is good, but the protagonist's rapid rise to power and the plot before and after the gender reassignment have become a bit boring. I would have quit if it weren't for Servia's storyline. Recommended for those who want to read Western fantasy and romance.

It's great! 😆 Keep it up, author!

Beautiful, very beautiful

I came from the one I read on Sunday, and this one doesn't seem as appealing.