An Old-Era Investigator in the Age of Steam

Does a Western fantasy novel use Chinese names? It sounds a bit odd, and some of the place names and personal names are European-style, which makes it feel a bit mixed.

The author's personal preaching is so abundant that it's distracting to watch. The plot in the free chapters is so gripping it's almost suffocating. The old names are easy to recall, but the old ones in this book are just awful. 🤫

The names of people and places are too strange, and the behavior logic is all from Western fantasy. Using Chinese names is really jarring.

The full Chinese name of the Western fantasy novel is: Attending a banquet, I offended a little girl and was so frightened that I swore I'd never come back; my revolver jammed; and there were so many poison spots right from the start—I'm speechless.

Aside from being a bit imaginative, it's completely useless.

I'm giving up (›´ω`‹). The trope is too old-fashioned. The protagonist is supposed to be a time traveler, but this character acts like a little kid, doing all sorts of things. Besides, so many of the names are in Chinese—is that even Chinese? It's neither here nor there. I'm really giving up. Goodbye.

I was tricked by the second picture.

There's a reason why the results were so terrible.

Keep it up! I think it's pretty good, it gets better and better!

The protagonist's memories have also been discovered by others.