It's a pretty good article. I can feel the author's care for the characters. However, compared to others, this article may be a bit more serious and not so cheerful.
I clicked in initially to watch the emotional drama in the human world, but I didn't expect that the Dark Continent part attracted me more in the end. The heroine's journey of upgrading and losing herself and finding herself is very interesting. It's also very good to connect with the people she meets on the journey. Even the abnormal love is delicious, but she becomes a little tired of the emotional drama later on.
The whole book is good-looking and easy to read, and the light ancient flavor is also great. The Naruto and Hunter inserted in the middle are short in length, so I can't get the sour feeling of the main text. Naruto's joys and sorrows are very shallow, while Hunter is purely happy. The main text is longer than that of Naruto Hunters, so the foreshadowing, plotting, and twists are handled better, and the final ending is also very good www