Player of the Polar Night

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Well, this novel is quite good overall. However, there are a few minor issues that might deter some readers. First, the latter three or four hundred chapters become overly depressing. This depressing feeling stems from the mismatch between the protagonist's strength within the larger context and the situation he faces.

Just writing whatever comes to mind. I hope the author will give Fei Yujing a suitable ending. This "suitable" doesn't mean a happy ending, but rather an ending that is logical, consistent with the character's personality, and fits the plot requirements.

After reading the first chapter, the familiar story of suicide and time travel unfolds... The familiar clever and quick-witted younger sister is also present... The familiar childhood sweetheart marries someone else.

The techniques, themes, and writing style are decent, but the formula is really old-fashioned, and some parts are indeed a bit cheesy.

This book is quite good, probably from the third chapter onwards. It has a similar feel to "Eternal Night King," but the early part is too formulaic and can poison 80% of the players.

I only realized after catching up to the latest chapter that this is the only online novel I've ever followed. What initially attracted me was the subject matter, but what drew me in even more later was the bond between the characters. The author's outline should be very clear, and many of the characters from previous stories will reappear. The beginning was also very good.

Why isn't anyone reading it? It seems pretty good. It's similar to the previous "Eternal Night King," and I think these kinds of novels are quite enjoyable. (Although I don't have money to read the official version right now, I'll catch up after school starts. Good luck, author!)

Starting with a weak character is boring and gives the impression of someone with only 3-dan fighting power.

After reading the first chapter, I found the author's writing style to be quite good, but the plot had serious flaws. The girlfriend's inexplicable overconfidence was baffling; her talent wasn't even top-tier, so where did she get the confidence to call off the engagement, especially since the other family was supposed to be her family's backer?