The Holy Good is profound and mysterious, its principles impossible to fathom.
The Great Evil is deep and unfathomable, its depths impossible to glimpse.
The five agencies locked in a struggle for power, divine relics seeking to restore an ancient age, and the Great Evil's followers indulging themselves...
And a heaven-cursed youth searching for the truth about himself.
When everything weaves together, lies and truth bury one another, and emotion clashes head-on with reason,
when the spirit of the Holy Good, symbol of absolute justice, uncovers the past long sealed away,
when the cruel truth is revealed,
will you have the courage to face a reality so despairing?
Or will you change the final outcome with your own hands?
I just read the first chapter and the first page is really eye-catching. I've come to realize that you are confused about the fact that your book is always not read by enough people. I hope what I said can be of some help to you. I have only read the first chapter, and I can feel that the author's writing is good and the setting is very imaginative. But when readers read a novel, the first thing they read is the story you wrote, not your setting. Your first chapter started very fast and very strong, but you made a fatal mistake. The first chapter was too full, with stacked settings and bosses taking turns. This makes it easy to receive information overload and make readers feel fatigued. Platform readers prefer a single chapter of more than 2,000 words, which is also the most suitable word count for fast-paced and refreshing articles. The author's setting is indeed novel and unique, but the setting serves the plot. The plot needs to bring out the setting step by step, instead of just writing so much in the first chapter and a certain paragraph at once. In this way, readers will not remember it because of the novelty of the setting, but if the setting is truly integrated into the plot and the setting can be brought out in detail, the plot will be good enough and readers will remember it deeply. That being said, I hope the author can polish his work well and his ability to write books will get better and better. I hope you can eventually achieve the results you want.