A Speedrunner's Guide to the Abyss

Some time later, Zhou Qiming received a package. Inside, there was nothing but a VCD and a note with a website address written on it.

The downsides are that it feels too verbose, the protagonist's actions have logical flaws, and the plot is a bit absurd. (More on that later.) The upside is that the writing style is actually quite good; if you can tolerate the verbosity, it's okay and readable. If you don't read it with your brain engaged, it's probably a watch that's waiting for some good reads. Spoiler Alert:

There was so much rambling and incoherent chatter! In Chapter 18, the protagonist repeatedly explained why he didn't take food from the real world before, why he needed to now, the consequences of taking food, whether NPCs could be trusted, and analyzed the specific circumstances based on Xiao Jian's experience… Finally, he pulled out a pot of potato stew. I usually listen to this while cooking, and it's really strained my hearing; my hands are even too weak to stir-fry anymore!

The title and content are quite different. I thought it was a fast-paced story about traversing the heavens, but this thing is too slow!

Having read 95 chapters, it's currently a semi-dark fantasy novel set in a two-dimensional world. The synopsis has been revised; previously, it seemed like a god openly and honorably toying with the abyss, shocking the world. Now, considering the main text, it's more like a behind-the-scenes plot.

I came from Zhihu, and I was moved to tears by the author's answer. I also want to write what I want to write, but it doesn't fit the market. Author, keep going! You're amazing for persisting for so long. I almost gave up on my first book, but your answer gave me renewed motivation. For my next book, I'll embrace the market, restrain myself, and wait until I've made money before writing what I love.

I don't understand what the protagonist has been doing lately. Out of all these chapters, the only useful information is one sentence: his sister is the White King. I don't know what the rest has to do with the six characters in the book title.

I'm not good at writing book reviews, but I think the book is quite good so far, a gem, and worth collecting.

Keep it up, big brother who's typing!

It's a bit mind-bending; the protagonist pushes himself too far and ends up getting his head burned. So, to avoid being mind-bending, I choose not to watch it. It's not that it's bad, it's just that the plot is a bit quirky, and reading novels is a good way to relax your brain. This book is suitable for people who don't have much to do at work and don't need to use their brains much; it's a good way to exercise your mind.