Graybone Lü Yan unexpectedly survived the battlefield, unaware that he had disrupted the very foundation on which the entire continent depended for survival. Following a wise leader back to a divided settlement of skeletons, he resolves to become a powerful skeleton warrior. But with other powerful skeleton armies, human forces wielding the power of destruction, and cunning bone hunters closing in, he remains on the brink of death at every turn...
Not bad, the protagonist steadily moves from the weakest point to the top step by step.
Putting aside the plot, the portrayal of each character is quite good. Probably because the location is a bit European and American and the protagonist is an Oriental. Apart from the names of the protagonist and main characters, I don't remember the rest of the names (smile)
Fortunately, the names are quite simple, usually with three or four characters. If you were like the whole Nicolas Cage Zhao Si series, I would definitely give you one star.
I read it from beginning to end. After reading so many skull novels, this one really surprised me. But I didn't remember a single name from beginning to end (smile)
It's still very good, and every part is well written. The expressions and demeanor of the characters are quite good. For now, I don't see any shortcomings. At least it's much better than the alien skeleton.
Great book! The writing is good and the plot is compact. There is almost no unnecessary nonsense in the article, and Lu Yan's image gradually becomes fleshed out with the storyline. The author does not use any narcissistic idioms to praise the protagonist, which is far inferior to ordinary online articles. It is also the basis for whether a book can be read.
It's very beautiful. It's one of my favorite books. I've been looking for it before but couldn't find anything suitable. Now that I found this one, I really like it.
The world structure and the protagonist's world view are well designed, and the characters, strategies, geography, and people's hearts are all very three-dimensional. It is worth recommending (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡
This is the first book I read on Tomato. I have read it five or six times. This book is amazing both in terms of plot and characters. The personality of each character is very unique. I haven't seen a book like this in a long time.
It's a different world, keep working hard, don't write those clichéd things, want something fresh. I hope that future chapters will be refreshing for me
Very nice to look at. The subsequent plot twists and turns again and again, which is wonderful. I have rarely read a complete book like this, and I have endless aftertaste after reading it. The praise is beyond words and the admiration is hard to express in words. There are just a lot of typos at the end. Names are a bit hard to remember.
3 And a half stars
Advantages: The subject matter is novel, the characters are distinct, the relationships are clear, the length is moderate, the author's turning techniques are comfortable from the early to the middle stage, but become a bit numb in the later stage.
Disadvantages: Too many typos, which are fatal
It's too unreal. In the middle stage, starting from the boxing skills of Tianwang Chuan, there are too many unimaginable skills and scenes.
Regarding the energy relationship, I also planned the conflicting relationship between various energies and arranged the itinerary. I basically didn't talk about it in the later stage. I just put absolute restraint... One level at a time, then all the initial skills were abandoned, and in the end only one tripod was left.
Anyway, the last part is a bit confusing, the first and middle stages are pretty good.
Not bad, the protagonist steadily moves from the weakest point to the top step by step. Putting aside the plot, the portrayal of each character is quite good. Probably because the location is a bit European and American and the protagonist is an Oriental. Apart from the names of the protagonist and main characters, I don't remember the rest of the names (smile) Fortunately, the names are quite simple, usually with three or four characters. If you were like the whole Nicolas Cage Zhao Si series, I would definitely give you one star.
I read it from beginning to end. After reading so many skull novels, this one really surprised me. But I didn't remember a single name from beginning to end (smile)
It's still very good, and every part is well written. The expressions and demeanor of the characters are quite good. For now, I don't see any shortcomings. At least it's much better than the alien skeleton.
Great book! The writing is good and the plot is compact. There is almost no unnecessary nonsense in the article, and Lu Yan's image gradually becomes fleshed out with the storyline. The author does not use any narcissistic idioms to praise the protagonist, which is far inferior to ordinary online articles. It is also the basis for whether a book can be read.
It's very beautiful. It's one of my favorite books. I've been looking for it before but couldn't find anything suitable. Now that I found this one, I really like it.
The world structure and the protagonist's world view are well designed, and the characters, strategies, geography, and people's hearts are all very three-dimensional. It is worth recommending (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡
This is the first book I read on Tomato. I have read it five or six times. This book is amazing both in terms of plot and characters. The personality of each character is very unique. I haven't seen a book like this in a long time.
It's a different world, keep working hard, don't write those clichéd things, want something fresh. I hope that future chapters will be refreshing for me
Very nice to look at. The subsequent plot twists and turns again and again, which is wonderful. I have rarely read a complete book like this, and I have endless aftertaste after reading it. The praise is beyond words and the admiration is hard to express in words. There are just a lot of typos at the end. Names are a bit hard to remember.
3 And a half stars Advantages: The subject matter is novel, the characters are distinct, the relationships are clear, the length is moderate, the author's turning techniques are comfortable from the early to the middle stage, but become a bit numb in the later stage. Disadvantages: Too many typos, which are fatal It's too unreal. In the middle stage, starting from the boxing skills of Tianwang Chuan, there are too many unimaginable skills and scenes. Regarding the energy relationship, I also planned the conflicting relationship between various energies and arranged the itinerary. I basically didn't talk about it in the later stage. I just put absolute restraint... One level at a time, then all the initial skills were abandoned, and in the end only one tripod was left. Anyway, the last part is a bit confusing, the first and middle stages are pretty good.