Soul of Burning Steel

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I haven't found the passion to read novels for a long time. I usually just pass the time. The first half of this book is like reading an epic, and the second half directly ignited my enthusiasm. I'm so happy that I can get back the passion I had for staying up late reading novels.

There were many settings in the early stage that I have no chance to use now, and it seems that apart from bringing some joy to the plot, it seems to have no effect, and it also has the opposite effect. (For example, the settings of Shenji and Hei.) Moreover, the style of the early part of the book is completely different from that of the later part. The early part is about simple, passionate and fast battles, while the later part is about epic, grand and slow battles. People who like the early part may abandon the book due to the change in style after reading the later part. Those who like the later style will find the early stage very poisonous. If the styles of the early and late stages are unified, it may have different effects (I personally like the style of the later stage. Although the plot is slow, it is full of interesting information, a large number of settings and worldview explanations, which makes people want to stop.) People who read the later stages of the novel generally no longer look forward to the protagonist fighting as much as they did in the early stage, but look forward to the emergence of more settings and following the protagonist's exploration of the novel's worldview. This is what really makes me like this novel. Of course, comrades who haven't gotten it to the point won't feel it!

After reading three chapters, I sincerely hope that such a hard-blooded man will not act like a fucking loser when he sees a beautiful woman. . .

Overall, this book can actually be given five stars. It's just that in the middle of writing, it became more and more sluggish, and then the masterpieces that had no reading points in the early stage seemed to start to leak frequently. Especially the first trip to the abyss in more than 500 chapters, which is the protagonist's first battle after entering the abyss. The plot after such a substantial improvement in strength is particularly critical (maybe the whole book will collapse), and then the author has also laid out dozens of chapters of daily plot (a big chapter, almost 80,000 words), and then after entering the abyss, it is a batch of water, starting to pave the way for the climax (the battle against the devil king), which is tens of thousands of words (a batch of water throughout the whole process). Then I thought I would have a great time, but the result was "You don't understand my power at all", "You've fallen into a trap", "I'm going to go all out". The devil king went back and forth, and the battle lasted for nearly 40,000 words (nine chapters), but in the end he was not dead, but was saved (probably not even his vitality was hurt, he can recover). . . It's hard to understand. There was so much foreshadowing, telling how powerful the Thousand-Eyed King is (only the Pope in the world can fight against the enemy and max attack on defense facilities), and also saying that he must be killed, and then it ended in an anticlimactic manner. Someone came to save him, and the protagonist gave up and ran away. . . In particular, the reason why he didn't kill him was that the hand knife condensed with the power of steel did not break the opponent's core. ? ? ? The power of steel, as the origin of the universe, the source of fighting spirit and life energy, cannot be destroyed with a full blow, so how can this core be protected? Use it as a shield. . . All in all, this book is a masterpiece of brain waves. If you read it correctly, you will feel intoxicated. There are more than 500 chapters, and there is only one poisonous point. To be fair, it is very nice. As for why I gave up, I feel that the rhythm is collapsing and getting worse, and the emergence of poisonous points is also a reason (I believe that a book either has no poisonous points, or has countless poisonous points). If there is a plot like this with dozens of foreshadowings and no results, it will really be disgusting (in fact, it is already disgusting), so for the sake of mood, end it and leave a good impression on this book in my heart. (The plot really collapsed when it collapsed . The previous plot was quite enjoyable, but why inexplicably did this disgusting plot appear in the middle period )

Suddenly I remembered.[Emot=default,41/]Pass fire? Juvenile...............

This book is not like other novice novels. The main theme is always slaps in the face and pretending to be sexy, and the villains are mindless and sarcastic. It's really boring. This book has its own style, which is written like an epic. Reading this novel is like reading an epic. The vast and complex world view is amazing. The author really put his heart into writing this novel.

Joshua is a pure warrior, born to fight, but he has his own beliefs in his heart, and has his own people and things to protect. He is carrying a lot of things, even the fate of a world, and sometimes I feel that he is too tired and that maybe he should focus a little bit on things other than fighting, which would make him more full.

They are all good, but the writing style is too poor and the reading experience is not good. Many places are obviously unpolished. It would be countless times better to read it to a high school student and polish it a few times. Also, Western fantasy authors should learn from the fact that titles are not based on names, but on obvious characteristics, which makes it easier to distinguish people. But the problem is that you abuse this point. In many places, this kind of naming is very embarrassing and inappropriate.

I think this book is still excellent. The first is the world view, you and the ecology. Characterization. Of course, because the protagonist is too strong. I just feel like it's a bit of a fight. . .