
I'm Just an Assassin. Going All Out Is Perfectly Reasonable
我一介刺客,开无双很合理吧
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Other names
- What! The World's Number One Has Run Off with the Bucket!惊!天下第一提桶跑路啦!Alternate title on Fanqie
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Quietly giving myself a good review 🥰
Mouse Tail Juice, please update properly! Although I won't read it again (because I never follow books), I'm still giving it a good review.
It's really good, but it's too short. I suspect the author is a bit short-sighted.
I don't care, the female lead has to be Mingyue 😠
The book's synopsis reads like a wish-fulfillment novel, but it's actually a tragic story, featuring a tragic protagonist, a turbulent era, and a cruel, oppressive fate. This is the misfortune of those living in this era; it is an unfortunate time. This isn't a wish-fulfillment story; it's a tale of regret.
It's alright, the Photoshop effect in the system panel is a bit awkward, but it might be foreshadowing something. It feels somewhat disconnected from the overall writing style. Overall, it's not bad; the martial arts world feels reminiscent of Gu Long's works. Unfortunately, it's a bit bland, but the overall character development is still quite good.
The content is very realistic. There are no absolute heroes or villains in it. The so-called heroes are just a group of people who act for their own selfish desires, but in the end they are nothing more than a knife. Everyone has their own life, their own circle of friends, and their own opinions on things. It was good in the early stages, but started to falter in the mid-to-late stages, a high start followed by a decline.
So far it's alright, but I feel the protagonist will ultimately be alone, having fallen for his enemy's daughter. It's hard to say...
The first half is a somewhat clumsy tale of the martial arts world, where the protagonist transforms into a chivalrous family member, rescuing people everywhere; the second half is a grand epic, telling the story of three dynasties. Two separations of forty years forged a profound bond between Ming and Lin. What is love in this world that can make people pledge their lives to each other?
Reigning supreme, who else but me! The land is as dark as ink, the Ink Shadow Pavilion holds a golden basin, the legends it leaves behind are chilling upon closer examination. Amazing! Absolutely brilliant! The author's writing is superb, a true masterpiece, I love it. A definite star! I've been following this novel for a while now; it's incredibly captivating.