The Light at the End of the Night and Her
黑夜尽头的光与她
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 737k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- English
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As of chapter 152, who is your favorite character?
I'd rather write paid content; it reaches a wider audience. Free content doesn't get any promotion.
I don't mind if it's a paid service; I just hope it can be completed normally.
Will this book survive to the end?
Sigh, this data, this quality, it's practically self-admiring, it's a real shame. Pineapple Bun didn't even give it a push notification. But it's okay, I believe the treasure will eventually be discovered, just like Eve's Old Stories, which was a late bloomer.
It's very well written; the author must have been a lantern bearer. It's very realistic, and it matches my experience as a lantern bearer. Keep it up!
I'm afraid it will end in tragedy.
I witnessed the purest love between the female lead and the protagonist, untainted by any impurity—a rare and precious quality, yet often ending in tragedy. It's like a story where two little monsters escape a maze within seven days and meet each other. In those seven days, they visit Tokyo Skytree, Disneyland, and Meiji Shrine. Those seven days are as beautiful as a fairytale, as flawless as the first fluttering wings of an angel. They develop feelings for each other, but are forced to part at the end of the seven days, their reunion a final, eternal separation. The world is dark, yet newborn, pure angels always illuminate it. The protagonist is trapped in this cursed...
One of the few novels that isn't just mass-produced, formulaic content has stopped updating... I've finished the old ones, but there are no new ones...
The premise that the "Amajo" (female characters) are transformed from men creates numerous compelling conflicts, and the protagonist, without undergoing a transformation, could not possibly understand and integrate into the Amajo community. This current arrangement is truly excellent. However, the author himself seemed to want to abandon the transformation trope, ultimately ending it, which is a great pity.
I suddenly had an idea. Didn't Boda say he was planning to write a male protagonist story? I feel like we could keep the original character settings and make Karel a supporting character, and then this book would be a spin-off. I wonder if Boda has this idea?