A Steampunk Fantasy Casebook

This kind old lady, who moved the protagonist deeply, was completely consumed by the female lead, while the protagonist showed no reaction whatsoever, even showing affection for her. This can't be explained by mere indifference; it's indescribable.

I've been taking my time these past few days, slowly finishing the first final battle. I often see the author lamenting the lack of interaction, so I'll share my own thoughts. My first point isn't about the novel's quality, but rather its target audience. Qidian isn't a popular online novel platform for anime and manga fans, and its readers don't seem particularly interested in that genre.

Since this is your main focus, hurry up and catch up on the updates. But your style is definitely more suited to Qidian.

Seeing Celia inexplicably transform into Seria, is there no hope for her?

Here's a problem—although Britain has aristocrats, they can't do things like detaining or arresting people, especially in London. Scotland Yard has completely lost face... Even if you have a great reason, you should have a sheriff or someone from the police station handle it.

This is very well written, keep it up! Keep it up, author!

Why are they all women? After reading the first few dozen chapters, the protagonist only encounters women—goddesses? Noblewomen, maids, female judges, missing noblewomen—everyone he interacts with is a woman. I don't know what to say.

Working is mentally taxing; I want to give my brain a rest after get off work.

Since the judges have access to the information, why doesn't the protagonist look at it? Understanding this world is very important for the protagonist right now! Why do you ask Celia about everything? She's the one who told you about your profession, so everything she says must be correct? The protagonist's current strength and information are mismatched, which puts him at a disadvantage. Don't just listen to Celia; go and gather the information yourself and compare it!

Honestly, if it weren't for the fact that she's the female lead and the writing style, Celis would be the perfect mastermind! She comes from a magic book, is knowledgeable about rituals, personal domains, and her altar; she's her memories, and she even uses Sichuan opera-style face-changing to win over the protagonist. The protagonist trusts her completely, and surprisingly doesn't suspect her at all...