This book is written in a straightforward way. From a political perspective, no one is good and no one is bad. From an individual perspective, it may be a little rambling, and there may be some mistakes. If you point them out, I’ll correct them right away. Also, stop asking about the golden finger. It’s already become useless, and I’m about to throw it away. It’s nothing but a useless thing that provides plot and lets the readers get through the Nine-Tails’ night. After that, it has absolutely no use at all. It’s worthless garbage.
Keep it up! The writing style was a bit weak in the early parts, but it improved significantly later on. More importantly, this book isn't one of those mindless copycats; it shows clear changes and doesn't feature any simplistic portrayals of third-generation villains.
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