My Journey Through a Fantasy World

He couldn't hold back any longer, so he showed his face in front of Elizabeth, then said the world rejected him and he was too afraid to change the plot, so he just watched Elizabeth get kidnapped. That's outrageous!

Where is the protagonist's presence in the pirate world? If every world has this kind of plot, I might as well read the original books; this is both padded and boring.

The numerous illustrations demonstrate the author's dedication, but the lack of originality is concerning. The protagonist, a wizard, using various spells, potions, magical items, and animals should be entertaining, such as turning disobedient people into mice. But instead, the author reverts to the original story. What's the point for the reader?

Is the author serious? Giving the natives of the magical world a magical shock? Why not give the Transformers a mechanical shock? I've also read The Chronicles of Narnia. You're saying to give the natives a high-tech shock, and then bring out Iron Man's suit—that's more powerful than magic. Only what the natives don't have can be truly shocking. If the natives already have it, your actions are just passable.

Sometimes I really don't understand what's so attractive about Luna; her portrayal in the live-action film is completely bland.

Tsk, is the only interaction between the male and female leads that involves playfully pinching the female lead's nose?

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I specially tipped them to leave a comment, that's awesome! There's so much in Pirates of the Caribbean, the Fountain of Youth, that magic sword that can control ships, the Kraken, and so much more, yet they're focusing on one woman.

Could we add Cassandra as the female lead? I personally think Cassandra is much prettier than Luna, and her personality is more likable.

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