The Silver-White Sylvias

Long time no see! It's me, the lovable, flower-adored 17-year-old CC. Lately, I've been recklessly digging into bizarre stories, to the point where I'm even terrified to sleep at night. I'm afraid to open my eyes when I wake up in the middle of the night, lest some unknown creature lurk beside my bed. As they say, if you don't court death, you won't die; if you can't handle being scared, don't indulge your curiosity. Luckily, even with my sanity plummeting, I can still devour a few light novels, which are quite therapeutic... This time, I got my hands on "Silver Sylvias," which I believe most authors know. It recently appeared on a popular online platform and achieved good results, leading me to infer...

Dear author (or perhaps lady), your work is excellent, but do you really want World War III to happen? The most imaginative part is the space war; logically, it should be a struggle for national territory, but it's happening in space, which I don't quite understand. Also, after you go premium, are you sure your readership will be as high as before? Okay, now let's talk about the good parts, such as: "Shenhui, you really can't do anything." A familiar yet unfamiliar voice sounded from Shenhui's communicator. Shenhui instinctively activated its propulsion system, rapidly moving away from the asteroid it was in. This passage, "familiar yet unfamiliar"...

Upon first reading this mecha novel, I was excited, thinking it might be a good one. However, after only the first two paragraphs, a phrase, though unrelated, briefly crossed my mind: "To fabricate history is to disrespect history." Applying this to the novel, it would be: "To fabricate physics is to disrespect the achievements of physics from ancient times to the present, and the father of science fiction." Sorry for digressing. The reason this novel is considered "interesting" is unlikely due to any "internal reasons"; it must have something that makes it stand out. Therefore, based on my personal opinion as a reader...

I think the first half of this book could be adapted into an anime; seeing it reminds me of the otherworldly Saint Seiya Monogatari.

It's clear the author meticulously described the actions and characters' appearances; even without illustrations, one can easily imagine what they look like. The author's rich imagination is also evident; in the 22nd century, many futuristic novels use this era. The more sci-fi, the easier it is to write—that's the reality of modern novels! The later time-travel elements are my absolute favorite! Although the beginning was a bit rough, almost unreadable—I'm not insulting you—other readers should definitely check it out; it's a masterpiece. While there are many typos, and I sometimes confuse Alte and Alpha (once)...

Another year has passed in the blink of an eye. Time to sweep the grave again.

It's probably cold.

El has returned to heaven...

Renew

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