The Hell Crusaders

It's rare to see a trench crusader novel written with the risk of official backstabbing. It must be 5 stars. When I write about the Warhammer setting, I often get backstabbed by the official. Especially your old man Huang's gameplay image has changed over the years [face covering]

I didn't expect Tomato's first trench crusaders novel to be so well written.

The background atmosphere of the trenches is a depressing and desperate feeling. From time to time, dialogues such as "Boy, you have encountered a big fish. Have you seen Bright Sword? Don't you think this is similar to the escort in Bright Sword? There must be big people or important items behind." It really ruins the atmosphere, resulting in a weak sense of substitution. To put it simply, it doesn't have that taste. Also, I'm more curious about whether the protagonist will go it alone or keep playing Isha. Personally, I want the protagonist to go it alone, but it always feels weird with Isa. In short, the author's writing is very good. Good luck, author.

The male protagonist is invincible too quickly and has no goals. He is just a toy of the system and hormones given by the four gods, but the writing is good.

Haokan, but this fandom is too unpopular, I hope the update will not be discontinued

It's a good book, but the official world view has not yet been developed. Many settings in the future are likely to be backstabbed. I hope the author will be prepared, such as leaving some back-ups to prevent being stabbed.

The article is vivid, the subject matter is novel, the writing technique is good, and... It is also the only trench crusader fan, isn't this a boast? The only drawback is that it's too short and not enough to look at.

You are right, but the trench crusaders forgot the front, the middle, and the back.

Great book, when are you going to take back Istanbul?

Elaine is probably the God of DC. It feels a bit like the death knell of American comics when I write it now.