Lost Temple

Lost Temple, is a large-scale brainwave online game, our protagonist also entered the game warehouse and began a fantasy trip. The silent encounter of the angel family assassin turned out to be the world’s top bounty hunter in reality. All the way through, he was willing to wash his hands to make soup, he did not hesitate to wing his wings, when friendship has become love? Can love in the virtual world be corrected in reality?

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Lost Temple "Lost Temple" promised a fun blend of adventure, comedy, fantasy, and romance set within a futuristic VRMMORPG, and while it has some appealing elements, my experience was a bit of a mixed bag. ### First Impressions The premise definitely grabbed my attention: a world where most people live in VR, a cute Demon race archer/bard MC, and a handsome Angel race assassin ML. I was ready for some immersive gaming action and sweet BL romance. However, I quickly noticed a recurring sentiment: the pacing is *fast*. ### What Works Well I did appreciate the straightforward nature of the characters. There's something refreshing about characters who know what they want and aren't afraid to go for it. The focus on in-game instances was also a plus for me, as I enjoy a good RPG adventure. Some readers mentioned enjoying the character dynamics within the MC's team, which added another layer of enjoyment to the game elements. The novel has potential, and I could see the author improving in the future. ### Areas of Concern The rapid pacing, unfortunately, became a major issue for me. Several readers pointed out how quickly the MC and ML fall for each other, with little to no build-up or development of their relationship. This lack of development made it difficult for me to connect with them on an emotional level. I also found myself wanting more depth in the world-building. The game mechanics felt vague and underdeveloped, and the story relied on generic MMO tropes rather than creating something truly unique. It felt like the author wanted to get the meeting and getting together part over with as quickly as possible so she could focus on fluff but it's too fast for me and the world building too shallow. ### Final Verdict "Lost Temple" has some potential, especially for readers who enjoy fast-paced romance and RPG elements. However, the lack of character development, shallow world-building, and rushed relationship ultimately left me wanting more. If you're looking for a deeply immersive and emotionally resonant BL novel, you might want to explore other options. However, if you're in the mood for a light and fluffy read with a focus on in-game adventure, "Lost Temple" might be worth a try.