Steel, Guns, and the Industrial Party in Another World Chapter 57 Discussion

Although I do have some gripes with it here and there, the pace of the novel is something I really vibe with, considering the quality of other Chinese novels of the same genre.

I have no qualms with the world's setting overall, and although the novel incorporates incredibly cliché tropes in every medieval fantasy novel you'd see out there—it isn't shoehorned in nor is it done in an overly blatant way; i.e the Church, magic, & non-human characters.

In terms of the technological aspect of the novel, although most things are just barely touched up upon, they still contain some semblance of realism, enough to be an enjoyable read without being too much of a slog like a wall of text.

I have more to say about it but the words are stuck behind my head, so this'll make do for now.