An Elven Girl Across Myriad Worlds
精灵少女诸天
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 636k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- English
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The book has a pacing problem. The protagonist is an elf who develops slowly, which is a very reasonable and flawless way to suppress combat power. The problem is that the pacing of your book's plot is very problematic. It's not that suppressing combat power is the issue; the problem is that the protagonist's combat power development needs to be arranged reasonably in accordance with the plot's…
Something feels off. I thought it was a story about elves, but all the elves have gone to another world. So why is the protagonist fighting the Demon King? What's his connection to the Demon King?
When will the heavens begin?
It seems the author is completely absorbed in their art of defeating the Demon King.
The author could consider the pacing of the plot's timeline.
It seems like the main world should just be used as background. At the pace you've written, the Demon King is so powerful; he'll return and kill the hero within a few years. By then, the protagonist's cheat abilities won't even have a chance to shine, and the otherworldly journey won't fully utilize the protagonist's longevity as an elf.
After reading your release statement, it seems you feel that the prerequisites for your current "All Heavens" are flawless... You're truly amazing. I wonder how much you've been reading lately? I hope you're satisfied with your progress. The next volume officially begins with "All Heavens," and if you don't finish this volume even faster, it means you've released it without addressing the main…
This book is particularly weak. The free chapters are okay, but if it's going to be a paid book, I think it's a bit unnecessary. For example, other books might end at 1 million words, but this book might have 1.5 Million or 2 million words.
I don't understand what it's supposed to say.
Having read up to chapter 34, what is the author trying to write? What does this have to do with the main character? I feel like I have no idea what to expect.
Is this your first book?
It has the fresh, clean feel of a new author. In other words, it's all about laying out settings, laying out settings, and then laying out more settings. They throw in huge chunks of settings right at you, but upon closer inspection, there's no real substance. This kind of stuff should be placed in separate sections of the story or integrated into the plot, instead of throwing in three chapters of settings right away.
Based on the synopsis and the current content, is the author planning to write something like "An Elf Queen, but also a guardian of human civilization"? 🤔
I stopped reading after reading more than forty chapters.
I read every single page of your last book, but I really couldn't get through this one. When you wrote sea tiger-themed novels, I found your writing style and pacing quite engaging. I felt that the protagonist's frustrations and trials were fine, since sea tigers are what they are, and the training in rainforest bastions and mental hospitals is quite normal.