[This is a very slow-paced novel, perfect for reading when you can’t sleep. It’ll keep you company through those sleepless hours.]
After dying from overwork, office worker Fang Xu opens his eyes in the Kingdom of Locke.
No exams. No overtime. No people or obligations he has to face.
The first thing the dean of the Magic Academy says to him is:
“No rush. Your next class is this afternoon.”
The “flaws” he was criticized for in his past life, being too sensitive, daydreaming, and struggling to say no, all turn out to be rare talents here.
Dimo, the spirit, chooses him for one reason: “Your soul is tired. I want to rest with you.”
So there really is a world where you’re allowed to do nothing. And basking in the sun all day takes more courage than conquering the world.
This isn’t a story about a good-for-nothing turning his life around.
It’s the story of someone finally being allowed to “not have to try so hard.”
Sometimes, healing isn’t about becoming stronger. It’s about finally being able to stop.
It's the feeling I get when I play games, the feeling of being separated from reality and enjoying a relaxed and free life in a virtual world 😢 I'm already watching it seriously with Bruce, who has been with me from the beginning.
It's a warm and bland style, but I just finished four notes in the previous chapter, and I received new notes in the next chapter. The total number is still four. I just finished naming the previous chapter and forgot to recreate the same one in the next chapter. I can't stand this kind of mistake. I feel like I didn't write the book seriously. It feels like AI. I give you a 6 points.
It's really comfortable to watch
It tells a beautiful story in a utopian tone, as if it has really been reborn.