Can a Sealed Artifact Learn the Invisible Arts?

I've read about nine chapters, and it's quite good. The first chapter was a bit difficult to read smoothly, though. I didn't expect there to be a sibling romance, which was a little uncomfortable, but the romance is well-written (of course, the main character doesn't have a romantic partner, since it's his own character's personal skin). It seems quite sweet and engaging.

As a newbie to this game, I was worried that I wouldn't understand the fanfiction because I wasn't familiar with the setting, but once I opened it, I was captivated by the author's writing style and storytelling! The plot is truly full of twists and turns. Although the overall pace is a bit slow, this gentle, narrative style is perfect for a long read, making it very enjoyable.

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

The author should definitely keep writing! I really love this book, but because the subject matter is too niche, nobody reads it. So, choice is more important than effort. 😏

This is amazing! It's rare to see Tomato (the author) write a book so seriously. Through "prayer" and "hymns," he elevates the sophistication of the sage-like crowing of the dawn in esoteric Buddhism. Unlike other esoteric fanfiction, which merely overdraws upon the original game's impression of the rooster crow, this work is completely different.

The early plot, focusing on everyday life, was well-written. The ship incident added a touch of excitement, and the team was also injured. It's just that the new book isn't very satisfying to read.

Good, the plot is well arranged.

It's alright. While it's not particularly original, it doesn't have any major flaws like distorted meanings or refutations, so it's still readable.

Li Pan feels he hasn't grown at all after 40 chapters.

There seem to be very few people here. I like reading the comments when I read books.