Online Game: Evolution Through Slaughter, Starting as a Demon
网游之从恶魔开始杀戮进化
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Gaming & Sports
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Don't read other people's book reviews; what's poison to one might be medicine to another. After all, even cuckoldry stories have fans; what if they awaken some strange new hobby? Wouldn't that be even more exciting? 😋
I thought it was quite good, but it lacked a certain something that made me want to keep reading. Unless I read it all in one go, it's easy to give up after a short break (in my opinion).
Every single book is rated five stars, not for any other reason than to mislead those who come after...
It has a clear beginning and end, and all the foreshadowing is cleared up. When you reach the ending, you will find that the author has put a lot of effort into many parts. It is a pretty good rebirth novel.
I personally think it's very good, the concept is interesting, and there are some minor flaws in other aspects, but they are very small.
Although the beginning of the book wasn't great, the whole thing, especially the later part and the ending, was impactful in terms of story and background. The protagonist was fundamentally different from the protagonists in other books. He paid a seemingly huge price for power, and the price was that he truly sacrificed his life for the world. It was very exciting!
Having read this book before, rereading the ending again deeply moved me with Wu Ming's final sacrifice. Such a novel ending might leave readers feeling unsatisfied, but isn't real life often filled with similar feelings of unease? You might say it's just a feel-good story, but feel-good stories lack other human emotions, which makes them difficult to accept and diminishes the story's appeal.
The first novel I finished reading on Tomato, though I read it on and off, picking it up whenever I remembered. The ending felt rushed. The early world-building was vast, but the ending left me somewhat confused, with many things left unexplained. The emotional scenes weren't handled with much finesse, though the characters were decisive and ruthless.
The author gives this book five stars; it's much better than the previous one. I just love it.
The book has a good subject matter and strong logic, so it won't make you feel confused while reading. The character development and detailed descriptions are also quite good. However, I think the ending is too fast and I was a bit confused while reading it.