Insect Blight

The only downside of this book is that few people have read it.

To be honest, I really appreciate this book. The balance between detail and summary is excellent, especially evident in the ending. Where did the insects come from? What are demons? What are ascendants? It's not important, it doesn't need to be explained. Leaving it as a cliffhanger doesn't feel forced, because it's not important.

Having finished reading it, I personally feel that this book is actually quite good for a new author. The ideas are very unique, but the shortcomings are also obvious. For example, the writing style is not delicate enough, many details need to be polished, the characters are not well-developed, and the ending is too rushed. Overall, keep up the good work! This is just my personal opinion, please don't be offended if you disagree. 💕

It took me... About two weeks to finish reading it. We didn't spend much time together, but for some reason, the moment I finished... I had a strange feeling. If I had to describe it, it was like a friend leaving without me realizing it. This book gave me a feeling... The coldness of the world, the wickedness of human nature, and so on, all expressed very vividly. In short, it doesn't get a high score, it has its flaws, but I recommend it.

I finished reading it a while ago. The premise really suited my taste, and the world-building was quite grand, but I felt the writing fell apart. Perhaps the author's control wasn't quite there yet. Many plot points in the later parts were disjointed, and there were some logical inconsistencies. For a first book, it's quite good. Most authors struggle with large-scale world-building novels to some extent. I look forward to the author's next book. Keep it up!

This is a very good book. The demons are portrayed very well, and Hu Yong's character in the early chapters is very well done. It reflects reality: once someone has drained you of your abilities, they'll kick you aside. The only regret is Linglong. People who find love at first sight are extremely rare; to meet someone once in a lifetime is a blessing beyond measure.

The premise is very novel! The plot is fast-paced and keeps you on the edge of your seat. There are a few flaws, but not many. It's a pretty good book. I'm not a fan of hot-blooded male protagonists; I prefer those who are calm and thoughtful. I thought that with this background and plot, the male protagonist would mature quickly… but… I won't spoil it. But after that bastard Hu escaped, I couldn't stand it anymore!

Just like Grandma's zongzi

A rare gem of a book. I initially started reading it because of its novel subject matter, but as I watched the various large-scale battles, I was deeply impressed. The protagonist, Dao Ren, was never hesitant, and even the supporting characters who were sent to their deaths were portrayed with great depth. In my opinion, it ranks alongside Seven Days and Wild Beasts as one of the best books.

I'll still give it 4 stars, I tried my best! I originally wanted to give it 2-3, the first 2000 words were good, but then it got worse. It felt strange, like I understood some parts but not others, the plot development... Well, you guys should read it yourselves... Keep up the good work, author! 😅