Lord of Strange Island

I just read a book review today that is very suitable for this book: Most books are 8 out of 10 points 💩. You can read two and throw them away without feeling uncomfortable. This book is 15 out of 20 points 💩. The more you read, the more uncomfortable it becomes. To put it simply, it is not very logical, but the writing and rhythm are quite good. It's like the knife is about to fall on the neck in three seconds. The first second is thinking about what to eat for the next meal. The second second is thinking about how to spend the money after winning the big prize. Finally, in the third second, he takes out a cheat to defeat the opponent. However, he is afraid that the readers will not have a sense of expectation after seeing the cheat, so the reader is not told that the protagonist has a cheat until the third second.

The setting is interesting, but the logic is not strict. The protagonist has no strength and does not do things secretly. How can he survive without strength?

He has a heart of great compassion and mercy, but he does not have the power to conquer heretics.

The updates from the beginning to the time I posted have not introduced the specific background. Not only the world, but also the protagonist's personal life. He is sometimes a local and sometimes an Earthling. Can you give a detailed introduction in one sentence? Will he die? Do you have to make some pointless remarks? It's baffling to read. Then there's Goldfinger. I came here to see the development of Goldfinger, not to read the Book of Heaven. Readers are also asked to guess. It's really baffling. If you write like this, why don't I read modern or historical texts? That's okay without gold fingers

Not bad. Without any background introduction, you will be a little confused.