At first, the idea was great, and the story started off quite well and engaging—if you could ignore the fact that the author would describe the same events repeatedly from different perspectives. Essentially, a single scene that could fit into one chapter was stretched across three. Eventually, this habit faded, and it seemed like things were improving, but then new issues arose.

For example, the author made a mistake in the mechanics of the story: they described completing dozens of entries in one day, which directly contradicted the established rule of "one entry per day." Later, it felt like progress almost came to a halt, with tons of irrelevant information padding the story. The skills kept being repeated, reshuffled, or re-explained. Then, the plot practically froze, failing to move forward.

If not for all this excessive padding, it could have been an excellent story. Unfortunately, it wasn’t.