Prometheus of the Decisive Shadow

Hahaha, I'm finally the first to comment on this book! I've been waiting for this book for a long time (not that long, though). It's finally here! This book is pretty good, really enjoyable. The author has written similar books before, but some weren't successful. I hope this novel will be. The setting is quite good; I love post-apocalyptic themes. If you like post-apocalyptic and school settings, you should check it out. I don't dare to make any definitive judgments, but I hope the author keeps up the good work, and that Silver Sylvia gets better and better (what the heck). Author, keep it up! I hope your writing gets better and better!

Why would the protagonist spare someone who wanted to kill him simply because that person was a woman? This is completely inconsistent with the background descriptions of previous protagonists. To me, sparing someone's life because of their gender is utterly idiotic. What kind of character development is this? Does the protagonist only react when the other person actually kills them or someone close to them? Can the character development and plot be a little more reasonable? Although light novels are supposed to be relaxing, protagonists who are this overly kind to the point of being idiotic and completely defy common sense are truly numerous.

It's been so long since the last update...

I've been reading SF novels for two years now, and many of the authors from back then have gradually faded from our view. Of the authors I read back then, only El is the one I admire the most. Although his writing is quite good, I admire his attitude. He never missed an update for a long time (I almost believed it), and he's willing to interact with readers. I've witnessed El's growth on SF, from the early Shadow Dancer to the later Foul Wing, then to Silver White, and now to Prometheus. His writing style is no longer as rusty as it used to be. I believe you will get better and better.

In my opinion, a good Chinese light novel with a decent plot and reasonably well-developed characters is generally considered good (at a college student level). In this particular work, the plot is somewhat lacking, not particularly intricate, and a bit clichéd. However, the characters are excellent; with such a large amount of content, they naturally become fleshed out and vivid. (As an aside, character designs should either not be used at all, or be so good they could be used as desktop wallpapers. The better the characters are described, the better the readers' imaginations will be; don't spoil the readers' expectations...) The writing is decent, with no grammatical errors, and not boring to read. I just hope the author can write something unique, a truly moving story...

I came to sweep the tomb on this special day.

Daily tomb sweeping

Daily tomb sweeping

Tomb sweeping

Why not just pretend to be?