The Vanishing Magic Ring

I work in the game industry, and even after reading two chapters, I couldn't continue. Now I can truly understand the comments made by those surgeons in the previous live surgery broadcast.

I read the second book in my daily reading list late last night, but when I tried to read the rest today, it turned into the same old toxic books I used to read. As expected of the daily dose of toxic content, this has happened three or four times already. Every time I see a book I could actually read and want to go back and look at the rest, it just turns into those same old few toxic books.

I can't continue reading through Saint Xia's part. Does the author think they can't move the plot forward without female characters? Is this some kind of harem novel? Honestly, with so many female characters all revolving around the male lead in this context, the grand, world-saving atmosphere from the beginning is completely ruined.

Not highly recommended, but watchable. 3 Stars out of 5. This book has a slow pace; even top authors will reveal the main conflict in the first two chapters to pique the reader's interest and introduce the main plot, such as "Spare Me, Great Lord" and "Global Martial Arts." Some chapters also combine suspense and conflict, like "Lord of Mysteries."

The idea of ​​entering the game world and creating games based on the theme is quite interesting, but the beginning is really... It's like going back to many years ago, to the stupid villains in urban military king novels, who were incredibly evil. I really want to ask, is this an attempt to filter out readers with low tolerance?

I stayed up all night to finish reading it, and it was a wonderful surprise. The new book by my favorite author is really good. Unlike the current mainstream cyberpunk novels on Qidian, which are mostly about the ugliness and greed of society, this book focuses on describing the most beautiful emotions and dreams of a dreamer.

I saw this book several times while browsing the bestseller lists, but I missed it each time because the first few chapters were too long and verbose. Today I finally had some free time to read it, and it's really good. Sigh! It's a pity that as a "freeloader," since Qidian updated its "ad patch," the number of books I'm following has been reduced to only 3.

Regarding the issue of the protagonist's title, the title "Young Master Chu" only appears in the first few chapters. The book also mentions that it was a prank by Cai Jue to make Chu Qiancheng feel younger. It doesn't appear again after the book gets into the main plot.

Holy crap, you wrote *Wings of Doom*? That was the first sci-fi novel I ever paid to read and finished! And *Doomsday Show*? You wrote that too? I read it five times back then, and I still remember his brother's love for him. I actually discovered you were the author of *Emblem's Wrath* by accident; *Emblem's Wrath* was my starting point for reading mecha novels! I'm so incredibly excited!

When I read the latest chapter, my mind, like that of the investigators in the book, was shaken by Xiao Chu's words. Countless thoughts and emotions welled up in my heart. I originally wanted to say something about this book, but in the end, I found myself at a loss for words.