The Age of the Gods: Black Tide

This book is a good book. You can say it's verbose, but you can't deny that it's a good book. He did his best in both the plot and the character portrayal. It seems that most of the language is just to let the reader feel Li Xiubai's gentleness, Fei Xie's loyalty, Twilight's vulnerability, and Le Dan's ideals. Undeniably, it deserves to be called a good book.

I highly recommend reading this. The pacing is a bit slow, but it's never boring; in fact, it makes you more immersed. The main character is cold on the outside but warm on the inside, and the supporting characters are also vividly portrayed.

To be honest, if the author could update to several thousand chapters, this book would likely become much more famous, and its popularity would skyrocket. Although there aren't many readers now, it doesn't hinder the book's future. I suggest the author not settle for a few hundred chapters and finish it; I hope the author can update to several thousand chapters. I will support the author!! 👍👍

First of all, I think it's a good book. I can also feel the author's effort in portraying the protagonist. However, the details are poorly written. For example, Pi mentions Zhong Donghuang in a glossed-over manner, and then suddenly wants to try it out later, which feels very inexplicable. It's a good book, but to be honest, the details made me want to give up. I endured it until 190 pages, but I still couldn't take it anymore and didn't want to continue. I really like the theme.

This is a good book [I've learned something from it]

If its successors don't fall into disarray, this book will surely become a legendary work.

It's beautiful, but there aren't enough people.

It's good, but not many people watch it.

It's so beautiful, and there are so few people!

The plot is captivating, full of twists and turns, and deeply moving; seasoned readers all agree it's fantastic.