The Glass Sword of the Phantom Academy

Well, I spent almost two days rereading it (not because the author wrote it long, but mainly because I was playing League of Legends while reading...). I gave it an 8 out of 10. The theme is fantasy, the setting is a school, which is common but works well, after all, it's a harem story. However, because the world-building is somewhat clichéd, the author needed to find some innovative points to make the story feel less like a copy of traditional Japanese light novels. So the author added "evil forces" to broaden the scope of the story beyond the school setting. The writing style is quite good, smooth and easy to understand, with no typos. The character development is also quite successful, without giving the impression of being overly...

Regarding the novel *Phantom Academy*, firstly, it was the first fantasy novel I read on SF (a Chinese online forum). Although Zuo Yan (the author) left me with the impression of various delays and near-abandonment of the story, it was still a very good work overall. Secondly, regarding the world-building, to be honest, this kind of world-building is quite clichéd, but I (for now) believe that Zuo Yan can find innovation within the clichés, such as in the characters' abilities. Also, the current premise is a fight against a terrorist organization, which is a good idea, but given my tendency to thrive on chaos, wouldn't a national war be a better scenario...?

I honestly don't know how to write long reviews, but the author threatened me with writing more to get me to write one!! So I had no choice but to write one. This book is one I read every day if the author were willing to update daily! He literally starts preparing excuses for not updating from the moment he wakes up! The first thing the author does every day is try to find a reason not to update!!! According to one long-time (and somewhat eccentric) group member and another administrator: they've gotten used to the author not updating, and they're not used to him updating!! I feel immense pressure; every day I have to outwit (and entice) the author to write more...

He returns still a youth

Hi everyone, this is Zuo Yan (Left Eye). Yes, that's right, I'm the Zuo Yan who's always procrastinating and super lazy. This time, I mainly want to give a self-evaluation of the book I wrote, and also make some self-deprecating jokes. Hehe~ Without further ado, let's get started. — Hehe~ When I had the urge to give an evaluation of my own book, the first two words that came to mind were "hehe". Let me explain why. First, my initial intention for the first volume was to portray the male protagonist as very low-key and profound. However, two long paragraphs ended up with only one period, and the sentences weren't separated by commas. This led to a lot of people criticizing me...

Upon receiving this article, my immediate reaction was, "Oh dear, another school battle?" Then I looked at the overly literary introduction… Okay, to put it simply, let me quote a passage; you can find the answer to 80% of the questions in the article here. Quote: "My face was indifferent, devoid of any extra expression. I simply responded to the headmaster's question. I already knew I was going to Japan as a transfer student, and I didn't have any objections or negative feelings about it. To me, it was just changing schools. 'Is that so? It seems you've already made up your mind. To be honest, I never wanted you to be a transfer student. You're one of the few in the academy…'"

Well... How should I put it... In short, please leave me alone, okay? Enough with the chit-chat. This book used to be one of my favorite works, but I heard that Zuo Yan (the author) has been having health problems lately, so I started to worry. Was this book going to be abandoned again? Was it going to leave me again? But... It hasn't given up, it's persevered. First of all, I wish you a speedy recovery. Although the plot is a bit clichéd, it's still a good book. I can't guarantee it's a masterpiece, and although I'm a little sad that it's been rewritten, it's all for the sake of a better quality book, isn't it...?

Hey Pigeon Spirit, it's time for an update!!!

I remember reading this novel five years ago, and it's only a little over a million words now? The author is Old Pigeon King.

The zombie has successfully risen from the dead!