Set in a MMORPG, Aia a smart A.I. who handles the statistics for a game world, was framed for sabotage. As punishment, she finds herself handling a living and breathing beginner's world, along with its adversaries.
It's a good novel grammatically, with decent world building and characters. One major problem. Everything. Takes. So. Damn. Long. End a chapter on a cliffhanger and then spend the next 20 chapters on a side character. Story arcs that go for way too long. He'll craft an item and then 10 chapters later you'll see the stats for it. He sets something up, the system will say: done in 24 hours. At the end of the 24 hours it turns out it wasn't enough time and will need 30 days. And at the end of the 30 days? Wasn't enough time, now the time is: UNKNOWN. Wtf. At the end of a chapter he'll open up a treasure chest and gasp, oh my hod, it's a...... And the chapter will end, and 30 chaogerd later the item he gets will come up with what it is.
Attention. A lot of frustrations are waiting for you.So for up to near 300 chapters author basically tortures the protagonist. And the protagonist has almost no character development. His naivety, poor judgements of characters or situations has yet to show any improvements. I know you will argue with me here saying that he's still 16 years old, but I'm only saying this according to other characters in the story.
Don’t lie. We’re all here to live our Pokémon fantasies. Pokémon Go didn’t work out, so now we’re here at this novel that seems to have Pokémon elements. ...Hopefully this novel is good though. We all love a good reading experience ? (*COUGH -insert some novels-)
This novel delivers all the xianxia tropes, underestimated MC, young masters and so on, if it's your thing, rejoice. I used to like, but after 3 novels, it gets tough and repetitive.Seriously, I'm hoping to find a xianxia novel with a ground breaking system - I'm not talking about system novels - where the development doesn't sound like a bunch of nonsense or emptv words.I'm saying this after (re)reading the Mistborn series, where alomancy is such a ingenious magic system.
It has an interesting premise but shallow characters, hurried scenes and a really subpar writing.Had to drop it for now, might pick it up again in the future if it gets edited and maybe a bit revised.
