Wand and Sword Queen

The author's writing style is very good, and he has considerable skill in setting moves and describing battle scenes. The style of each battle is stable, there is basically no crushing battle, and there are few defeats. It is very suitable for the appearance of male and female protagonists, that is, the characters are still improving to a certain level. At the same time, each battle is also full of changes due to different enemies. Even if you read continuously and don't want to watch the battle scenes, the small actions of the enemies and the few sentences they say when they enter and exit each chapter are very interesting. The character design is very stable, quite stable. The male protagonist has been learning human knowledge from birth to two months old, and has also accepted the power of the black dragon. He has become more sophisticated in controlling himself and has more and more thoughts. At the same time, his simple and kind character has never changed, just like A straight line extending in the same direction (as for why it is a straight line, I always feel that in the later settings, the male protagonist's path is also constantly lengthening), and the female protagonist is a point standing on the line. She is upright, firm, disciplined, and has a temper. She has clear grievances and still misses the past. Qing, this character has been kept very stable. As the plot progresses, her image is so stable that she looks like she is wearing a hard and thick heavy shell that isolates some external objects. It is a bit unhuman, but the harder the shell, the easier it is to break. This Kezi left a deep story for the rest of the story. According to the author's writing skills, it would probably be quite heavy to write. Moreover, when the story comes out, it is when the shell falls. I imagine that at that time, the heroine's mental strength will also make a qualitative leap. To be honest, I prefer the monsters in it, and I have liked them since the time of the Goblin. Each villain has his or her own personality, whether it is the Scorpio boss who loves scorpions, the Mountain Ghost who is unfavorable to disputes and is quite afraid of death, or the Lion who once fought with humans and then gave them a way to survive. He is always looking for The goats of Zhiyin are all cute~~ The first big boss also appeared. He is a completely fan-attracting character... A demon god who practices "those who are willing to take more, use it wisely". Because he foresees his own death and wants to escape his fate, he invades the Immortal Palace, but ultimately brings disaster to himself. It seems a bit deserved, but it makes sense when you think about it. He just doesn't want to die, so why should it be his turn? Choosing to take action against possible threats is both reasonable and overbearing. After all, others don't deserve to die, so why should they be the ones who do it? My favorite one so far is the God of Death who has passed away forever. I have been working on weighing my heart for so long, and finally I died without even a heart that could be weighed... So sad, so sad

It is relatively novel and the description is relatively smooth. Doubtful and fascinating. But the background is a little confusing.

Come on Matthew Rowe! The book is great!

I haven't read it yet, I'll give it a try first.

I really like the various monsters in it. Strange beasts, monsters, and demon gods, each with its own characteristics. The Manticore King has a kingly demeanor and is also very powerful. The first big boss, the demon god, has already been taken care of. I hope to see more interesting people and demon clans later.

How many updates are there every day?

Let's raise a few first, the number of words is too few and not enough to read

Very well written ~

Try to do your best and look up to God!

Good book, continue to pay attention, please update