The Fateweaver in the Shadows

I feel like I can do what I wrote. It's not easy to go from a seven to a nine. I like the world view very much, and I also agree that level five gene enhancers come at a price. In addition, there are also emotional lines. I don't really like love at first sight and exaggerated Haikou. Feelings need to be considered and feelings need to process. At this point, I feel that the author has written well. Thirdly, the author can relax the content a bit. The whole novel feels too tight so far. Intersperse some daily life of the protagonist and other characters, and the pace can be slowed down a bit. Again, the author is too short and doesn't even know how to write. Overall it seems remarkable and very interesting. I owe it to the author to insist on updating and filling in the holes. I also hope that the author can give other characters a corresponding ending. The characters of the male and female protagonists are completely different. It only represents my personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it. Cheers to the author too! There are not many books like this that have a clear origin and process. I don't know if the ending is good or not. If it's not good, I won't let it go. I will continue to read your book.

I love it so much, the writing is very good, at least I like it very much. The relationship between the male and female protagonists develops at a very normal speed. Don't worry about the slow speed mentioned in the introduction. I think this is a normal speed (referring to reality). I hope the author can keep updating! [Send heart][Send heart][Love][Love]

The plot and characters are well drawn, especially the seven deadly sins. They are like living people, with flesh and blood and distinct personalities. The emotional line is a little slow, but a small interaction between the male and female protagonists can make me grin from the corner of my mouth to the bottom of my ears. So few [pouts]

This is the first time I write a book review. I am not saying that this is the best book I have ever seen, but I am saying that this is a book that made me think after reading it. The author created this book in the context of urban science fiction, using a "fate master" who has lost his emotions as the protagonist to explore the meaning of life. It is precisely "there are a thousand Hamlets among a thousand people". Human subjective emotions will affect your interpretation of meaning, so the author chooses to use people who have lost their emotions in the physical sense to make what he thinks is the objective meaning of life. In the process of exploration, the trial of the prisoners' major crimes was used as the main line, and a small amount of space was spent describing the experience of major sins, "greed, lust, gluttony..." In the end, the crime represented by Kelsen was "alive". The author uses disputes in the shadows to show the shadow side of human beings. It is also interspersed with the emotional changes of falling in love with Xiao Sang. Love is not a matter of life and death, but an ordinary mutual support, with the years as evidence, and we grow old together. After going through all kinds of experiences, Lu Mingxuan finally came to his answer. On the cruise ship called Time, we are just insignificant tourists. The past cannot be changed, but the future is full of possibilities. Live with a game life attitude, keep yourself happy and do what you want to do. This is the meaning of life. It is a very good book. It is combined with the lyrical writing of classic novels in the diverse background of online novels. It is worth reading.

The character descriptions in this book are very profound, and the amount of sweetened sugar in the later period is just right, so that the readers are just full without feeling that this is some kind of industrial saccharine. However, these can only be said to be advantages. The real highlight is the self-narration of each sinner and sword holder. It's not finished yet, but as long as it's not like Akumi Shita or Isayama Hajime, it's a Tomato classic. In short, read on.

I followed the first volume until three or four o'clock in the morning. It was really good [shy][shy], not weaker than Zhan Shen. The characterization is delicate and full, which is different from the cheap-feeling novels on the market. The sin of jealousy is the climax of this article. The confusing fate intertwined with different people, showing the brightest side but naturally bringing out the darkness of human nature. The will of shadow deserves to be praised forever! Don't stop updating, the author is great [Chigua][Chigua][Chigua]

The character description is very good, but the number of words is not high, which makes people want to read and write. The author's writing style is still good, very delicate, not deliberately funny, but it can make people feel happy. It is a good book, come on!

It's quite good to watch. The male protagonist doesn't seem to be emotionally lacking in the early stages, but he fills in the gaps later on. The later writing is good. The character narratives are also very good. And the last chapter of the Prisoner volume was really shocking [Learned]

It's very interesting, WC. The logic is very clear, and a lot of things are said in the mouth of the "prisoner". Moreover, the characters of the male and female protagonists are very suitable for me. The characters are not broken, and the plot is consistent throughout. The plot is reasonable. It is a rare masterpiece.

The plot advances at a moderate pace, the plot is compact, and the sweets given to the male and female protagonists in the middle are also very good. The most worth-watching part is the autobiography of Da Sin. Each Da Sin is portrayed with flesh and blood. He really liked the lustful part. He originally thought he was going to attack Situ Yi, but the last twist was that Situ Yi is like his sister. He takes her with him to fulfill every wish on his wish list. It was not only Situ Yi who was saved, but also the heart of a young boy. Summary: It's not just a 9.4 Score, the real level is probably above 9.5. The article may have been influenced by iceberg literature (maybe it was my sentimental misunderstanding). What I saw was one aspect, and what I experienced was another aspect. The 300 chapters are very short, but it is one of the few books that I read seriously from beginning to end. However, there are only 4 self-narratives of mortal sins. I hope to see other mortal sins.