Steam, Machines, and the Supernatural

It's not that time travelers don't read it, but most people who read novels nowadays have a sense of identification with the characters. If you write about a native, it's just a minor character. Let whoever wants to read it read it.

Since many people have asked, I'll say it now: the main character is a time traveler.

It feels like the author borrowed elements from "Ever Night," such as Ning Que being a woodcutter and the protagonist being a gatekeeper; Ning Que escorting the princess when he enters the capital and learning about extraordinary beings through an old man; the protagonist helping the Imperial Shield kill people, and Ning Que helping Chao Xiaochun kill people. Overall, it's good; you might not notice the connections without close reading.

This thirtieth chapter is just trying to put the protagonist down, isn't it? The way the pillar character is written is ridiculous. He wants to test the protagonist, but he doesn't even understand what the test results mean, and he tries to justify it by saying that even a pillar doesn't know everything. That statement is fine, but what profound question is this test?

A great book with a great pace; it's consistently relaxed and comfortable. I've given you all my monthly passes, keep it up, I'll definitely subscribe to the whole thing!

Two chapters a day is too few. 🙂

Keep up the good work, author! It's very well written. This is a topic that few people write about these days. If you can keep writing, your results will be excellent.

Later on, we might study the universe, or large star clusters. In the mid-term, this is just a remote, small planet. First, clear the starting area. Then, explore the planets.

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Could you please write less about other people's descriptions of the protagonist? I feel like the protagonist has a charismatic aura, and everyone who reads the story feels the need to describe him. 😅