The Rebel's Journey

The character of Xia Wenjie is well portrayed. He dares to love and hate. Both wise and courageous, the author uses many detailed descriptions to show the psychology of Xia Wenjie. He is indeed very skilled.

This book has no special system, adventure. It is completely the struggle of a small character. Although he grows up too fast, it is still a very exciting novel.

The front (I've seen it now) is very good and exciting, but I don't know what the back is like. Some people say the ending is not good, but I'd better watch it slowly bit by bit.

It was well written, but I felt that the ending was a bit rushed. No, the Tiger Gang and another evil force were introduced, which was not very satisfying. Maybe the author will write a follow-up novel.

The ending is so rushed and I still want to read it, but it's okay. It's too much and some people don't want to read it. It's well-chosen. Overall, this book is very good.

I came in because the author is Liu Dao. I don't know if it is the Liu Dao in my heart. The story is very attractive.

I really enjoyed watching it, but I always thought that Xia's brother would wake up and fight with Xia at the end. However, except for the ending that was a bit lame, the previous ones were still exciting, especially the period of Xia's special training…

Now that I see it, I think it's pretty good, at least it's down to earth. There are no nonsense and whimsical ideas, so you can continue reading.

To be honest, this novel is one of the best I have ever read. When I read it, I even felt the same way. He felt bad and I felt bad too. I only felt this way when the great master Muchen saved Luo Li. I have only read half of this book. The other half is not bad, but I have really got into it. I have to get out. If anyone has seen the ending, please tell me.

It's really interesting, but I think I could have continued writing because the ending was too fast.