This Is My Frostpunk Era
这是我的冰汽时代
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 614k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Alternative Fantasy
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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32.8kFans
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I originally planned to wait a while before reading it, but because the beginning was so well-written, suspenseful, and exciting, I couldn't resist reading it all. However, I felt quite upset after finishing it. The shady act of stealing things after it was released was truly irritating.
Author, is the main plot of this book an adventure in another world or a social simulation? If it's the former, judging from the current situation, it can be considered a good read for veteran readers. The early stages are fast-paced, the main and supporting characters are intelligent, and there are no common mistakes.
The Meiji Restoration also propelled society forward; was that a revolution? The Self-Strengthening Movement also propelled society forward; was that a revolution? The French Revolution and the October Revolution—those were true revolutions! The author is saying that change is not revolution. Change is a bottom-up reform movement aimed at prolonging the life of the old regime; while revolution is a bottom-up act of violence aimed at ending the rule of the old regime!
As an average reader, I was hoping to see novel arcane magic, a logically sound arcane system, and the protagonist's new knowledge that impacted arcane magic and society, with some everyday moments interspersed throughout. However, the extensive descriptions of workplace diaries after arriving in the capital seem excessive.
The author's content after the book was published seems to be all about showing off, showcasing their workplace knowledge. However, this isn't the proper genre for urban fiction, nor is it the author's place for clever wit. It's fair to say the author has gone astray. For this type of novel, workplace dynamics aren't what we're really interested in.
I suggest changing the book title to "Those Years, My Unspeakable Stories with My Beautiful Landlady".
This book has a strange connection to Frostpunk.
As a former public servant, this guy's values are incredibly warped; no wonder he was sentenced to death.
This is such an unexpected tragedy! How could a book die while being kept alive? Quickly, water it and see if it can survive.
The plot is moving too slowly and without any excitement. Just when it seemed like a climax was about to happen, it was abruptly cut short. Is the author trying to make the readers feel like they're being cast out?