An Age of Prosperity Forged with a Broken Blade
从一把破刀砍出的盛世
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
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It's very good. It doesn't feel overly exaggerated at first glance. From the protagonist developing some strength to building a team with his comrades, the characters are disciplined and their battles are well-reasoned and not mindless. It's excellent and suitable for readers who need time to read. Great!
It's alright. I thought there would be system soldiers, but if not, it's just an upgrade system.
You can add a character imbued with a soldier's spirit who drops fragments when killing enemies, but this character can't be used by the main character; they can only be given to others. The main character can also be recalled. Currently, using the main character feels like wearing equipment; removing it removes the bonus.
It's pretty good, but the fact that the ten-long open-source mirror could only hold off five or six greatsword demons in the early stages felt a bit unreasonable. Overall, though, it's quite good. There aren't enough updates, and this is my first time reviewing so much, so I'm not very good at it.
Everything else is fine, but it's a bit overwhelming for the protagonist. Since killings by subordinates don't count as protagonist killings, what's the point of this military rank system?
Five-star review!!! Excellent quality, definitely worth having!!! Looking for a fantasy novel... The protagonist is shrewd and worldly-wise, definitely worth reading.
Does this do justice to the 16,000 readers? Hurry up and update! It's really well-written; it doesn't have that burnt-out feeling of reading low-quality, amateurish writing.
It's written with a very realistic perspective. War is cruel, but it also requires a great deal of cooperation and trust.
This book is particularly to my liking.
It's alright, I was just going through a reading slump anyway.