
Kindling Fire Toward the Sun
向日取火
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 920k Words
- Subgenre
- Eerie Mystery
- Updated
- 2d ago
- English
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Having read seven chapters, I have a small question: is the author over 40? The writing style is quite different from current online novels.
I don't know what the protagonist's purpose is, or what it's for. They seem indifferent to everything, and are always secretive. I can't understand what kind of story the author is trying to write, but I have this inexplicable feeling...
To be honest, didn't the author realize that his dialogue was just endless chatter, like a mantra being recited?
So it's the Insect House. I've noticed that nowadays, the authors of the books I can actually get through are all people I know.
This hidden master style is still more comfortable to look at.
The descriptive style of writing is particularly effective for this type of subject matter. Dreaming Back to the Insect House
What a unique style! Every sentence is almost like a simple description, leaving plenty of room for imagination in the characters' expressions and tones. For example, the protagonist's slightly languid tone, combined with imagination, is quite endearing. However, this style is best read slowly, requiring you to piece together the world-building and the meanings of the nouns yourself. Skimming through it would make it seem rather bland.
Anything seen at school deserves a bad review!
The emotional fluctuations felt too mild.
The writing style is a major disadvantage; it feels like a waste of a good story. Even if it doesn't cater to every reader's taste, it should at least be able to draw the reader in. This book now feels like a black-and-white silent film from the last century—there's practically no audiovisual language, and it becomes aesthetically tiring after a while. The author needs to think of a solution.
I read it as "Hyuga Torihi" (Hyuga Fire), I thought it was a Naruto fanfic, but after reading the synopsis I realized something was wrong. 🙂🙂🙂
It's not bad, but there are some issues with word choice and sentence structure; many sentences are inexplicably broken.