Fantasy: Suspected of Taking the Villain Script

It's not a long read, so it may be biased. The following is just the beginning: the protagonist wants to use the situation to achieve his goal, which is good. Unfortunately, although the author has ideas, the development of characters and the advancement of the plot are still inferior as the world view unfolds. A conflict is still mostly about confrontation, which means that only two sides are involved. There are only one or two steps to take advantage of the situation, which is lacking in depth. The characters are not completely bad, and the good ones are not pure. There is nothing wrong with being a middle-aged character, but the many "somehow" actions in the beginning that promote the plot still seem too childish. In the end, it was still superficial, at least not using a variety of resources and means to achieve the goal as I thought. It was still mostly head-on conflict. Maybe I misunderstood the type of this book. Since there are not many reviews, I would like to give it four stars for encouragement.

How many female protagonists and where are the book reviews?

It's a very interesting power struggle novel, but it has some weird twists in some power plots. It's pretty good without losing your wits in Tomato.

Interesting. The author is advised to read the Mayflower Convention. Get to know the next gang of gangsters. Thief. How liars made history.