Can a Sealed Artifact Learn the Invisible Arts?

I read about nine chapters and it was quite interesting. However, the first chapter was a bit difficult to read. I didn't expect that there would be a brother-sister relationship. Although it was a bit uncomfortable, the emotional line was written very well (of course the protagonist has no cp, after all, he is a self-written book). Is it quite easy to understand? Moreover, when it comes to describing the character's inner world, it is rare to use a first-person perspective, which is quite strange. I'll check it out later and then I'll review it [Chigua]

As a newbie who just got into this game, I was originally worried that I would not be able to understand the fanfic because I was not familiar with the setting, but when I opened it, I was firmly grasped by the author's writing and story description! The plot is really ups and downs. Although the overall rhythm is slow, this eloquent feeling is particularly suitable for long stories and it is very comfortable to read. Both the protagonist and the supporting characters are portrayed very vividly, each character stands up, and the plot progresses without any lag at all. The most surprising thing is the setting. The settings in the game are used very cleverly and novelly, and the author's portrayal of the atmosphere of that era is really perfect. I was completely immersed in it as I watched it. The only small suggestion is that as a game newbie, some parts are a bit confusing. It would be more friendly if the author could add more explanations about game-related settings and world view in the article, so that more new readers can easily get into the game. I really like this article, and I really hope the author can finish it successfully! Will keep following for updates!

Reading this book feels like reading Lord of Mysteries, especially the inner monologue.

The author must continue writing. I like this book very much, but because the subject matter is too niche, no one reads it, so I say choice outweighs effort. [Sinister smile]

Absolutely, Tomato is one of the rare people who writes books seriously. Through "prayer" and "hymn", he lifts up Si Chen in the esoteric religion. It's completely different from his fellow esoteric cult fans who only overdraw the impression of Si Chen from the original game.

The story and life in the early stage are well written. The plot of the ship incident is a bit passionate and the team is disabled. It's just that the new book is not enough to read.

Yes, the plot is well arranged.

It's okay. Although it's not very novel, it doesn't have any other poisonous points such as eating books. It can still be read.

Li Pan feels that there has been no growth at all in Chapter 40.

It feels like there are so few people. I like to read comments when reading books.