Fairy, Don't Be Afraid, I'm Blind

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The opening is excellent, a truly masterful start. It uses narrative tricks, protagonist monologues, and information gaps to draw the reader into a tightly woven fog of truth, with unexpected twists and turns after the initial realization. The revelation of the mystery is chilling. I would recommend this book to everyone after only reading the Cloud City arc.

It's alright, but after chapter 18, the synopsis reveals everything, and there's not much motivation to read the rest of the story. I reckon it'll just be a steady grind of monster-hunting and romance. Too many clues and the world's background have been revealed, eliminating the mystery and killing the reader's interest.

At first glance, the opening seemed a bit like "The Mysterious Immortal of the Dao," but as I read on, I became somewhat disappointed. After about ten chapters, the mystery was suddenly revealed, which made it less interesting. It inexplicably reminded me of the saying, "Those who learn from me live, those who imitate me die."

The main storyline is good, and the author put a lot of effort into it. Unfortunately, the writing is immature and lacks control over the nuances. In many places, you know what the author wants to portray and what they want to express, but you can't resonate with it, which creates a sense of being pulled out of the story.

The female lead's desire to obtain lotus seeds and her dating a male character in a dungeon is a bit toxic. I don't know why she wrote it this way. She created a highly regarded NPC and then had the female lead engage in a superficial relationship with him...

I haven't read many novels, and this is my first time writing a book review on a whim; I even downloaded the app specifically for this. Overall, I finished it in one go and found it quite to my liking. Firstly, the author is supposedly a female writer, and I found her descriptions of very detailed things to be very delicate.

It's good; the author writes very well. The suspense is really strong, which is what's attracting me. But I feel it lacks a bit of excitement; it's a little depressing.

He Shutong

True junior sister