The Raven of Naples

It's well-written, but I'm really curious about the protagonist's future. Without mystery, it's hard for the protagonist to have any exciting moments. It all depends on the author's interpretation. Okay, there is a mysterious element to it; it is fluent in languages, but its presence is so weak that I completely forgot about it.

The rise of organized crime fills the void left by the government's loss of grassroots governance capabilities. Its fate is nothing more than gradually losing power as the country becomes stronger and the rule of law improves, thus "disappearing" or accepting amnesty. Alternatively, if organized crime continues to grow and maintain its strength, then the country is not far from its demise. Has the author figured out how to resolve this contradiction?

It's alright, but could you please keep the main character's name consistent? Using the same name for Wang Yu one minute and Zarathustra the next makes it feel like two different people, which disrupts the immersive experience.

A very interesting Italian family business novel. It boasts a unique perspective, excellent writing, a fitting atmosphere, a clear structure, and most importantly, a smooth narrative pace. Although the protagonist is just a "normal" crow, so far (120,000 words), his role has always been decisive yet not abrupt.

It is truly an honor to have discovered this book amidst a sea of ​​boring and superficial works. I've forgotten roughly how I discovered this book; I only remember that its unique title and the artistic cover painting immediately caught my eye.

The explanation of "preserving human cognition" is not just random talk, because when I tried changing all the names to Zarathustra, the novel's style immediately turned into an animal world! "The breeding season has arrived again, and Zarathustra is contemplating the important matters of his life..."

Sigh, they even said it was guaranteed after completion. I never expected that this pigeon spirit came from the cat station.

Many years later, they would still remember that evening when they watched the sunset together.

The results were initially decent, then the author found an excuse to take a break, resulting in a significant loss of readers. When the author returned and resumed updating, the results were poor, so they started taking leave again, updating intermittently, causing the results to decline further, and then... Well, that's the standard procedure.

A very interesting novel, with a leisurely pace, well-developed characters, a captivating story, and an excellent plot development. The setting is also intriguing, showing the author's talent. So far, I only see one drawback: I discovered this book too early…gkdgkdgkd