Aether Raymond Geddon

Before the book review, I'd like to ask the author a question: What is the purpose, or rather, the "dream," of writing novels for you? Although I hate to admit it, in the current state of online novels, "art" and "survival" are two things that are difficult to reconcile. As an author, it's either art or survival. If you write your book as a work of art, incorporating more reality and color, then undoubtedly, this book is a literary success. However, in today's world where everyone's pace of life is generally fast, it's difficult for anyone to calm down and appreciate art—to give an example...

Aether Raymond Gaydon, all I can say is - ugh. The title should be simple and easy to understand; this title is making many newbies hesitant to click. It feels like a science fiction, post-apocalyptic story. Just a quick note, the author's cover is amazing. Just a brief rant, because I have to get back to work soon, so I won't ramble on too much. Synopsis: Armageddon—an apocalyptic disaster that devastated human civilization. Although the resilient humanity ultimately survived, this catastrophe left behind an additional surprise. Demons, humanity's natural enemy, a new threat, creating...

"Most stories aren't particularly exciting, but excitement comes from the various unexciting moments." No other work has captivated me like this. This isn't obsession, nor is it an unyielding stubbornness that forbids questioning; it's an appreciation from the heart. The world-building that unfolds alongside the story, with the intertwined fates of numerous characters and their coincidental reunions at key moments, constructs a narrative that is both logical and ingeniously original. This is the unique romance of Zheng Peng. And it's much more than that. All of this is built upon a foundation stained with blood. This determines that this story is not a clear spring illuminated by moonlight. This is a pursuit born out of disapproval...

Look what I found in the pile of books!

Commentator: A Cong's *Aether: Raymond Gaydon* is a science fiction novel with considerable skill. From a writing perspective, there's not much to criticize, as this was submitted for a competition, and the author must have carefully considered it. Both the richness of its vocabulary and the descriptive ability place it among the top tiers of science fiction. The setting is fairly standard, establishing a post-apocalyptic world where a species—the Fallen, or demons—has emerged, seemingly insurmountable to humanity. Like demons in various works, whenever a demon appears, it relentlessly attacks humanity…

I've been stuck on the storyline lately and can't write anything. So, I wanted to try a change of pace and updated the map of some countries and cities on the Ilib continent.

The character introductions up to Interlude 3 have been updated, along with the story timeline and explanations of special terms.

The third interlude chapter, "The Queen's Secret Envoy," has been completed. Next, I will begin writing the main story, Volume Seven. There is also a nine-chapter short story in Interlude Three, which will be added after Volume Seven is finished.

Finally, I've reached 1 million words. It's been a long time.

I created a timeline table. Considering that the short stories in the second side story spanned the timeline of Volumes 1 to 6 of the main series, and that these stories were related to the events in the main series, and that future plots will likely follow a similar pattern, I created this table to facilitate understanding of the story.