
They Wept Bitterly for Me
她们为我痛哭流涕
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Everyday Romance
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Ah, I sense the flaws in this book.
I didn't get a sense of the first Sylvie script. Looking at it now, I realize the protagonist really seems like a soulless tool. It has absolutely no unique features. There was an inexplicable arrogance in his words and actions.
Maybe I'm getting old, but I feel like I can't understand modern writing anymore. What was the author's thought process? Could destroying the guardians and indiscriminately slaughtering people really make the saintess shed emotional tears?
A few thoughts (contains spoilers)
I've basically finished reading it. These are some of my thoughts, posted with the intention of hoping the work will continue to improve. They may be a bit harsh, but they all come from the heart. To sum it up, the first two volumes are quite good (high-quality), but the third volume is of significantly lower quality, losing much of the male protagonist's charm.
It's good, but there are too few of them. Why are there so few people reading the introduction?
The author doesn't seem to be Chinese, because there are very few idioms used throughout the text.
An unmotivated author
There are so many spelling mistakes and grammatical errors. It's strange how someone would inexplicably add unnecessary words like '' and '' to a passage.
Why do you keep using it? Why don't you use it?
Listening to audiobooks always involves those obscure words, it's so jarring. Why not just use ""? Is it because they like to use rare characters to show off, or is it just that the author can't shake off their native language habits? If it's just to enhance the game's immersion by using the original game's text, I could tolerate it, but is Inuyasha really like this? I haven't watched Inuyasha for almost 10 years... I can't remember much, but listening to the audiobook is truly awful ╯╰
Please delete if infringing.
Sylvie
This book feels really strange to read. The protagonist seems to be torturing himself for the sake of torturing; he's like that in the system but becomes timid and submissive outside. It's like an online troll who'll say anything online but gets banned offline. Three worlds have already passed, and a new one has started. If this continues, I'm really curious how the author will resolve the female characters' relationships in the end, and what the ending will be like.
Urgent! The second chapter is so captivating, it's just the right feel! Please update soon! 😡😡😡