The Gate of Reflections

Gotta go, are you looking down on me, Dulin? Nobody's supporting me?

I felt good about my last book, does that mean I shouldn't write any more?

A new book by the author of "Kexma Empire," worth reading.

The trilogy of Archpope, Renne, and Cosma has written a dark epic about religion, nobility and capital. I am here to declare a challenge. If you have the ability to write about proletarian militarism revolution in the next part, do you dare? I promise,

The author has already admitted that he was wrong.

The most uncomfortable thing about this book is that the author uses foreshadowing for the sake of foreshadowing. I don't know how others see it, but I think that's the problem. For example, deliberately depicting the protagonist forgetting some things or losing some memories is certainly based on some truth, but it feels too contrived.

If it were just about American gangsters in an alternate history, it would attract more readers. This one isn't very good.

Something strange happened after the assassination attempt on the Queen. First, the art style changed from mysterious and dark to a Japanese light novel feel??? Then, some parts of the story became disjointed and incoherent. Also, the author's writing style got increasingly risqué; it felt like I was reading erotica. The beginning was truly amazing; the writing style and atmosphere were spot-on. But the style completely collapsed later on???

I felt the story was quite well-written up to the Empress incident, but the style changed drastically later on. There were more references and gags, the protagonist's behavior was completely different from before, as was the sister's, and the way the sister's classmates were recruited was also inexplicable.

The original protagonist felt he couldn't go on living in this world and wanted to commit suicide. Before doing so, he was afraid that his younger sister would suffer even more alone, so he wanted to take her with him before he died. However, his sister killed him instead.