Igniter Says

The writing is okay, keep up the good work!

This is not a traditional fantasy novel. This is a story about a "social engineer" who breaks into a high-dimensional prison, dismantles rules, hardens the system, and ignites revolution with the phrase "Lights should not be monopolized" in a world where everyone is silent. Why is it worth reading? Hard-core setting: Abandon traditional monster fighting and upgrades, and create an original "frequency" combat system. Everything vibrates, and its strength depends on logic. The protagonist relies on "engineer thinking" to dismantle bugs in the world, has an online IQ, and is highly capable throughout the process. The anti-routine is cool: there is no golden finger at the beginning, and you rely on "gou" and "calculation" to survive. No harem, no brainless slap in the face. The biggest joy is the layout of "seeing through but not telling off" and the realization that "even if there are thousands of people, I will go". The group portraits are vivid: all the supporting characters have highlights. Whether it is the forbearance of the gravekeeper Old Man Li, the purity of Shen Wan's "emerald flame", or even the villain's distortion and helplessness, they jointly build a real and credible world of despair. Profound core: exploring the meaning of freedom, inheritance and existence. It talks about breaking monopoly and the light in everyone's palm that refuses to be extinguished. Who is it suitable for? If you have had enough of Long Aotian and brainless cool writing, like the depression of "The Strange Immortal", the rationality of "The Story of Mortal Cultivation of Immortality", or simply want to watch a different kind of Eastern fantasy, "The Igniter" is definitely not to be missed. Enter the pit now and light up your first lamp!