Review Detail of RedEyesIllusion in Shadow Slave

Writing a story is very difficult... Sigh. As an amateur writer, I understand all the effort and dedication that G3 is putting into "Shadow Slave." Sometimes, reading this story, I feel like it was written by a 300-year-old master, a saint who has completely mastered the art of storytelling. The beginning is a bit slow, but that's normal for a story with such depth, so realistic that it seems to breathe on its own. Then, the plot becomes increasingly exciting and captivating. I read each chapter as if I were there in person, I was moved, felt anger, sad, and joy; it's like a rollercoaster of emotions. I can guarantee that it's well worth taking the time to follow this narrative work. One of my favorite things about this novel is undoubtedly the mystery, the legends, the inexplicable phenomena that become more and more terrifying and complex. Each mystery solved only makes space for something grander that leaves the protagonist feeling powerless. Sunny faces many difficulties that need to be overcome. Every battle and challenge puts Sunny's life at risk, and one mistake is enough to embrace death. The character development and world-building are also excellent, almost impeccable. I can only dream and maybe strive to one day create such an incredible work. Keep up the good work my friend.