The Lost Realm

Having read the first few dozen chapters, it's clear the author put their heart into it; many details are depicted very realistically. I originally planned to read a few chapters and then remove it from my bookshelf, but I never expected to find such a gem. It's a pity and a shame that truly excellent articles are buried. If you don't abandon me, I won't leave you.

With its various foreshadowing elements, two main storylines, adventures in different settings, interactions between characters from different historical periods, and clashes with ferocious beasts from different eras, the writing is clean and pure, with no inappropriate content.

The writing is excessively watery and unnatural, and to the person who praised the writing style, I'll just say, "It's clearly choppy and not smooth at all."

Having read 100 chapters, I'm starting to think this is a harem novel. The character of the Red Witch is a major flaw, dragging down the overall score. The assassin/mercenary female character is too cliché; she even tried to kill the protagonist in the first place, yet the protagonist still tries to recruit her. The most ridiculous part is that this assassin has explosives strapped to her body—the kind that can't be removed—and instead of killing her, he keeps her alive. Harem confirmed.

I thoroughly enjoyed reading it; it gave me a sense of adventure and exploration. I don't understand why some people always criticize it, saying it's either the characters or the plot that's "toxic." It seems that if you don't like a book, even the characters' drinking water seems toxic. To paraphrase a saying: If you don't like someone, you want to kill them even just to see them breathe.

In my opinion, this book is better than many of the recommended books. It's been on the shelves for quite a while, so why is it performing so poorly? Is the subject matter unappealing?

Adding a touch of warmth to the book club community ヾ(Ő∀Ő)ﾉ

I like these kinds of books, which truly tell a person's story, unlike those trendy books that force humor or offer forced warmth.

Having come from the circle, I think this book is much better than the current daily reading guide.

This book boasts a unique and imaginative approach, yet remains grounded in reality without feeling exaggerated. The integration of supernatural and fantastical elements is also quite natural, staying within the historical legend framework. It also has a grand theme, brimming with positive energy, making it a rare find in the often superficial world of online novels!