The writing is very good, but it's the kind of stream-of-consciousness Cthulhu writing style. There is no clear time point and the location jumps, which makes me very unaccustomed to reading it. I'll let it go first. Maybe I'll like it later.
I liked the previous story, but when it came to various world travels, it became very confusing, the story jumped around a lot, and sometimes it was hard to tell who was from the local world and who was from another world.
It's obviously well written, so I can update it slowly, or if I don't want to write it, I'll just figure it out. Unexpectedly, it's stuck on V and it's a bad ending. I won't buy the later chapters.
46. I thought it was the tone of pinching one's face, but no, Shou doesn't have the feeling of Tianlong at all, and the protagonist Gong doesn't have that kind of top momentum. It feels like novices pecking each other. The more I watch, the more sleepy I feel.