
Night Ember Breaks at Dawn
夜烬破晓之时
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 395k Words
- Genre
- Fantasy Romance
- Audience
- Female
- Subgenre
- Magical Romance
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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74Recommends
12Fans
161Chapters
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I have read Chapter 14 so far. This is a novel perspective that I have read. Most of what I have read is written from the perspective of the female protagonist. This makes most novels feel sudden and strange about how the male protagonist falls in love with the female protagonist. But this book is written from the male protagonist's perspective (most of the 14 chapters are from the male protagonist's perspective and psychological activities), which made me clearly feel how he developed feelings for the female protagonist. But looking at the introduction, it should be written from the female protagonist's perspective? Maybe there will be one later? Or is it dual perspective? However, I feel uncomfortable writing from a second perspective at the beginning of a book, but that feeling of alienation made me truly understand the lonely life of the male protagonist.
I thought it was the male protagonist who saved the little match girl 😂
To collect! The author is so talented!
I am very happy to see that the author's imagination can be realized Proving that our Western fantasy is not unpopular
I don't know if I've been reading too much about AI recently. I'd like to ask if the author wrote this book all by himself or if it was edited by AI. The feeling of alienation and loneliness is so right.