Sails Through a Sea of Mist
雾海帆影
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 995k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Mystic Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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I'd like to ask first, does this book have any romance? I just couldn't handle the love story between the digger and the photographer. After those serious and compelling war stories, reading the author's romance feels like being starved for ten donuts – both cloying and overwhelming.
According to the author...
I've been reading this since high school, and now I'm a junior in college. I'm a grown man, and I've cried many times while reading it. The author always has to do research before writing these things, and there are many dark aspects to the story, so I can understand why the author said that writing this book made me feel emotional.
I couldn't hold back anymore. The photographer couldn't continue reading, but I did. It's like how it's strange how you can't understand a full reading of the Mysteries series, but you can really enjoy reading Mysteries fanfiction.
I found some wallpapers
Your book on war photography is more than just emo; even I, as an observer, felt depressed reading it, let alone those who experienced it firsthand on the actual battlefield.
Okay, I bet five cents that this book will be abandoned soon.
It's so boring.
The author does have some talent, but it feels like reading a fairy tale—very ethereal. I read it for free for a limited time, and I barely managed to keep going until there were about 40 chapters left before I couldn't continue. I had no motivation to keep reading.
I want to see ironclad warships with camel-drawn engines and bitter acids battling sailing battleships! 😋
It's a bit disheartening. This book clearly had immense potential; the initial setup and story were so captivating. It's a shame it was just a work the author used to unwind. It's such a pity to finally find a pirate novel with such high potential.
I was totally blown away by your story. I read the first one and it made me cringe too. I can't get over it, and I can't bring myself to read any more. It's just gathering dust on my bookshelf now. I'll reread it later, and wait for your new book to be updated more often. I'll read this one then.