Heroic Spirits Awaken: I Lead a Million Spirits to Guard the Nation's Gates
英灵复苏，我率百万英灵镇守国门
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- Completed
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- 264k Words
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- Mystery
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- Mystery High-Concept
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- 2y ago
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Five stars! Must be five stars! Because I am Chinese
Every successful person has a beginning. Only by having the courage to start can you find the way to success.
Not for anything else, just for the touch of red in my heart
Overall, it's okay. The only thing that feels weird is that the protagonist seems to be from the perspective of a person from later generations.
What can I say, I think this book is very good. But let's forget it when the martyrs return to kill the enemy again. They have fulfilled their mission as a generation and it's time to rest. Now it's our turn to protect this land.
Give the author some encouragement. The subject matter is very good, but the author needs to improve in terms of writing. If possible, try to check every chapter you write to see if there is anything that is not handled well. A novel is about looking at the details and some descriptions. As long as your novel can handle the worldview and make people feel, but I didn't see this in this one. If your description can be very good, then your novel will be successful. But in this book, I read that some things were not handled well. The author is not very good at details, but the subject matter is very good.
Come on, the author is looking forward to it
I think it's good, but the protagonist actually traveled to the Anti-Japanese War period, which can be regarded as the martyrs. They can change the place where the ancestors slept to our generation. I feel that I still haven't changed my identity. I don't want the author to change the real protagonist. If he had traveled directly to the cemetery without going through the Anti-Japanese War, he would have said, "Senior." And it was during the Anti-Japanese War, so you yourself were considered Northern Guizhou. As a result, you kept calling your seniors one after another. It felt like you were talking to someone of the same age as your seniors. It is really easy for this to happen, and once this happens, it is not a problem for you to dig out Chongqing with your toes!
It made my blood boil. This book is very good, but the ending is a bit sloppy, but the process in the middle is also very well written, especially when the heroic spirits save modern Chinese people in time every time, and when people fight against evil spirits, the spirit of people is really great [crying] The ending was really sloppy and I was confused [what] [what]
The subject matter is very good. The protagonist and the old hero are the same generation, right?