Building a Sanctuary in the Eternal Night

The AI ​​couldn't understand the specific data I input, and the proportions were inaccurate. That's all for now. I'll study how to use AI more carefully later.

This author is talking nonsense! Since they named it "Eternal Night," and indeed, eternal night has arrived. And now it's even dawning? Eternal Night! It's an eternal night without daylight, an eternal night without warmth, an eternal night where plants that need photosynthesis cannot survive. What kind of nonsense is this "dawning"? There's a sun, there's warmth—what a load of rubbish!

The things the protagonist worries about will definitely happen within a few chapters. The things the protagonist lacks will definitely be revealed/obtained within a few chapters. The fact that the above things didn't happen immediately is probably because the author forgot. There are basically no foreshadowing elements; the whole thing flows smoothly. The author particularly likes using vulgar metaphors, but it improved a bit later on.

The design and setting are great, the plot is relatable, and the pacing is comfortable. I didn't read it as a mindless, wish-fulfillment novel; I even voted for it and watched the short drama to support the official version, and I think many people are like me. But some of the plot points really... The sense of disconnect is overwhelming.

Update quickly, or Red Fruit Comics won't be able to keep up. The gathering of three thousand protectors!

The only downside to this book is that the anti-piracy measures are too good, forcing me to spend money, which is quite annoying!

I really don't understand. The faction is called the Mortal Clan, and nobody has a good word to say about it; everyone's complaining. This author is really stubborn!

The protagonist still has a flawed mindset. Why should the area I enclosed with copper pipes be considered the inside? Why isn't it that I enclosed the entire outside? Wouldn't that mean the entire outside territory is my land? Isn't that reasonable? 😊

The setting and plot are well done, but naming the protagonist's faction "Fanmen" (凡门) is a real letdown. It was initially called "Taishi" (太史), but it was later changed and it was better. However, the faction's flag—white background with black lettering for "Fan" (凡) and a vertical red eye inside—looks like a demon's eye, really detracts from the viewing experience.

The Yellow Spring Ghosts tucked in my bosom How many Yellow Spring Ghosts are in service? According to incomplete statistics, there are around several dozen. We once asked the chief of the Yellow Spring Ghost clan about their clan's reproduction method.