Drifting Through a Sea of Mist

How should I put it? It's a bit of a weird novel, unlike what appeared in Tomato. The whole process is almost boring and even a bit sadistic. It's a bit like Daogui. It's characterized by a strange and absurd atmosphere. The early rhythm is very tight and tight. One crisis is solved, and the next one will appear almost immediately. There are not many important descriptions of the supporting characters. The focus is almost all on monsters and crises. There are not many words at the moment, and the world view has not been developed. It is still worth looking forward to, but I personally am not optimistic about the possibility of becoming popular. There is a high probability that I will only be able to make an unpopular work.

It looks pretty good at the moment, with some AI incorporated, but most of them are probably the author's hands [smile] and the protagonist's grandmother. He's really a superman. He fought to the death several times, was seriously injured all over his body, and then was almost disemboweled, and then experienced long-term hunger. In this case, he was able to struggle to climb onto a ship in a storm. Oh my God, I was so scared that I cried.

The author's writing is quite interesting, but there is too little content and the worldview has not been fully revealed. According to the existing content, it looks like an action game. First, a blank protagonist is given, and then he joins a certain force, and then gradually finds his identity and knows the secret to defeat the boss.

It's awesome, powerful, well written, and very interesting. It has the feel of a fundamentalist Cthulhu text, not like a Tomato text at all. Maybe the style is indeed a bit niche and there are not many people. But it's to my liking, I really like this mysterious Cthulhu style. The mysterious atmosphere of the environment is well set off, and the sense of substitution is also strong. Reading it is like experiencing the sea breeze on a decaying ship, and I feel like I have smelled the salty smell of the sea. There are no cheating cheats that completely ruin the reading experience. The protagonist himself doesn't even understand what's going on with him, he just lives resolutely and unyieldingly.

So far, the writing is very good. I hope the author can write it longer. The world view is grand, the plot is smooth, and the narrative is natural. Don't be anxious, write slowly, gold will always shine.

It has a strong sense of another world and exploration and is relatively slow to pick up. If you are used to the main line upgrade, you can try it. You may not be used to the less clear main line, but in fact, the author has a plot to promote the protagonist's exploration.

The author's writing of High Quality Grain is logical and organized, and the action description is smooth. However, there is less description of extraordinary power and background (I think writing more can arouse curiosity). The main part of the story is not expressive enough, and the climax is not very compact, and it is a bit straightforward. It seems to be polished by AI. Come on, author, keep writing at this level and I believe you will succeed.

The writing is smooth, the plot is not draggy, and the background of the story is quite attractive. It is a fairy grass, but it seems to have a tendency to abuse the protagonist, so you need to continue to wait and see.

The book is very nice. I have been keeping it for several days. I have forgotten how long it took. Then I also listened to the book all afternoon, and after careful consideration I decided to support it with five-star reviews. I hope the author will continue writing and the rating will be high, so people will naturally read it.

It's quite good-looking, and the narrative descriptions are quite interesting. Occasionally, there's a bit of humor to relieve the tense background atmosphere. It's rare in Tomato that I still have the desire to read after three golden chapters👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻The reading experience so far is great.