The Immortal Journey

I was looking for a book to read and stumbled upon it, which really appealed to me. Especially the kind of seemingly weak but actually powerful character who's also controlled by someone—who happens to be his only family member. However, I was still a little annoyed. Since she's currently his only family, of course his sister should be the most important! But the princess repeatedly went against her sister, only to have her guards killed. Shouldn't she have been taught a more serious lesson? Perhaps, made to experience firsthand the schemes she had set for her sister.

Lake, this supposedly invincible genius and legendary powerhouse, insisted on hiding behind his sister to show off, hoping to indulge in a game of playing dumb. However, man proposes, God disposes. Playing dumb in front of a group of seasoned political veterans meant he was exposed in no time. He ended up like a roast suckling pig, served on the table for everyone to fight over. The saying "Trying to be cool gets you struck by lightning" is truly a universal truth; the ancients were right. The ending of failing to show off and getting beaten up is imminent. Beside his sister, a complete liability, even his greatest abilities are useless… Namo Amitabha… Speaking of which, the feeling of this super-powerful man being served on the table is similar to the Japanese light novel *Strike the BL*…

So why did you stop writing it? I thought it was quite good back then.

Sorry, I'll be taking a break from updating for life.

This book... Well, how should I put it? The conflicts are too dense, it's like conflicts for the sake of conflicts. For example, Sky City is a sacred place, so why are so many troublemakers constantly appearing in a school? What's the point? The author claims Princess Lilith is part of the harem, but how twisted is her personality? Every chapter is about the princess causing trouble—her sister foolishly jumping into a pit—Like showing off. The conflicts erupt too quickly, it feels like everyone in Sky City is there to learn scheming and intrigue. The princess uses all sorts of unheard-of, insidious methods—are you sure this was written within a specific world? The female lead is just a walking trouble-maker...

Sorry, I will never update again in this lifetime.

Tomb sweeping, waiting for the second anniversary

The book "2025 Tomb Sweeping" is quite good; I hope it can be finished.

At first, I just read on mindlessly, but then I suddenly felt like the author was trying to foreshadow something, so I started reading more seriously and found some plot points that felt strange. Like the marriage between the elven saint and a human—what were Lyke's thoughts? Was the author saying he cast a spell on himself to create emotions??? So, these magically generated emotions made him feel compassion, driving him to take care of his sister? Was he angry that his mother was being used as a tool? If he was angry, then the result of that anger would be wanting to kill the Lionheart Duke, and then kill his sister, this bastard. So what was the point of taking care of her? Was Lyke not angry? Or did he simply not care about himself...?

Is the author some kind of immortal being, like an elf? This period of time is roughly equivalent to our lifetime.