Peak War God

Watch it again! I think it's still wonderfully written! The characters are represented with flesh and blood!

Not bad, it has a head and tail, flesh and blood, the single female protagonist is not a son-in-law, and she has the power to kill decisively. The main line is relatively clear. The first half focuses on the city, and the second half focuses on the country. Intersperse military operations in urban daily life, and use the identity of a killer to make transitions. Restricted by political intrigues, but IQ is on the line all the way, there are also many scenes of going deep into the tiger's den and taking the lead, and there are many big fight scenes. However, the plot is somewhat disconnected. In the beginning, martial arts training was relatively normal, but in the end, the combat power was suddenly increased, and immortality training was added. Moreover, it is too simple to imagine a national war, and bomb aircraft carriers, military bases and beheadings at every turn. The ending of the city is rather hasty, and there are still some holes left unfilled. The group of men who appeared earlier had too few scenes in the later stages. It might be better if more details were added.