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The AI ​​elements were a bit overpowering at first, but so far the story has been very well-structured, making it feel like watching a great TV series. The author's skillful handling of the story has dispelled my concerns, making it a worthwhile watch. The work appears to involve multiple characters traveling together, and the plot holes are quite large, involving a whole carload of people.

Having read the latest chapter, I feel I have some right to comment. As soon as it came out, I saw the negative points mentioned in the comments, but honestly, I didn't really notice them. I wonder if it's because my tolerance for negative comments is high (but I don't think so, since I've abandoned quite a few books). Frankly, it takes a lot of brainpower to reasonably praise a book.

It's well-written. With so few readers, are many authors who previously wrote books unaware that they're starting new ones?

The pace of the story recommendations could be reduced a bit, and the viewing experience could be improved slightly. Currently, there's just too little content; it runs out quickly. In this fast-paced era, everyone's busy browsing books and easily forgets about them in the library. As the plot progresses,

Honestly, this is the best Western fantasy novel I've ever read. The writing style is great, without the saccharine sweetness of many system novels. It has a slight harem element, and the romance is well-written. The protagonist has some strength and luck, but not too much, avoiding that brainless feel. Overall, I highly recommend it. I just don't understand why such a good novel doesn't have many ratings.

You guys can take a look 🥰🤤, it's pretty good. If you don't like it, come and scold me ❤️🥰🤤🤤🤤 There's only one point: the protagonist, having transmigrated for so many years, witnesses the massacre of a village and has a high-level teammate (a necromancer) by his side.

So far, it's quite good. I haven't found any major flaws. The author's ideas are evident in the details, and the plot isn't forced. The characters have their own plans but are also influenced by events; the protagonist can't just do whatever he wants. He's affected by the world and his goals change. The only problem, I feel, is that the character development isn't very good.

Influenced by the author's previous work, I read with more patience, though the update speed has slowed considerably. The characters' emotions are portrayed directly, a consistent strength. The content design has also consistently shown depth; while the beginning might be a bit vague, once you get a general understanding, the anticipation grows.

The writing is alright, but there are multiple time travelers, so how can they avoid being exposed? And each person has different thoughts. It didn't seem to work out after that.