Sorry, I'm the Old Six

To be honest, halfway through, the background wasn't even clearly explained—the crystal energy battlefield, the world environment—before jumping straight into the plot. I'm not used to this kind of ambiguity.

The author's writing style is similar to Wang Linkai's concert speech and Thai pants.

That's way too much of a suck-up. Their style changes completely once they're no longer working with Lin Hua.

This novel has been drastically revised. In Chapter Six, "[Li Ze immediately recalled a page from the booklet Servi gave him]," Servi's appearance here is very sudden; I didn't know who she was until I searched online for the unrevised version. The author's revisions were poorly executed.

The writing style is good However, I personally feel there are problems with the setting. The battle royale setting doesn't fit with the martial arts setting, and the average combat power of the characters will probably lead to an endless cycle of destruction later on. The scenes where the protagonist confronts spies in the real world don't fit his character, and his limited battle royale scenes are also not very impressive.

I think it's pretty well written, so why does it seem like nobody's reading it?

My personal opinion is that the plot is good, but some details don't hold up to scrutiny.

I personally think it's good, but the title might not be the best; the actual content differs from the title.

It's quite nice, and there's no riddle involved.

@Reader Today is Wednesday, and I've finished reading it for now. I have some thoughts about the characters in the book, and some expectations for the roles, like wishful thinking, but not about sex, but something else that's harder to put into words. But saying it directly would sound like I'm being a troll, so tomorrow is KFC Crazy Thursday, and I'll tell you the rest after I give you 50 V (likely referring to a specific type of payment).