A Righteous Side Character? Why Is the Murderous Witch Handing You a Knife?
正道配角？你杀人女魔头为啥递刀
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1. Killing is swift and decisive, with few drawn-out battle scenes; the players focus on strategic planning. 2. A cute system, queue up to receive [items]. 3. I like the chemistry between the male and female leads; they can cooperate even without saying a word. 4. Conspiracy, Riddler 5. The only thing that deducts points is the personal panel, which is basically the same everywhere; the only difference is the Destiny value.
That Holy Lord can't have a good ending. Readers generally think the character is very well-developed, but she has to die. Overall, the book is very well written. I feel the female lead, the Reincarnation Divine Body, the Devouring Holy Body, and the system are all that's needed. This is the first time I've written such a long review! 😳
It's quite good. It's about scheming and being schemed against, and the protagonist has a very long-term vision. However, the plot corrector is a bit of a flaw, but it's understandable that the protagonist gets involved himself. The writer was changed later on.
It's written quite well, and it's likely to reach around 8.7 On Tomatoes; it's still on the rise.
I almost cried when I watched the movie "The Blade Master," it was so good. It's good, and the timeline is very long.
Very good, the momentum is strong, and it seems to be doing a solid job so far. The sudden shift in tone, causing the protagonist to die, is a cliché, but it also adds a lot to the story. The rest of the narrative revolves around the protagonist's death, making it very effective. Well, it's a series of ups and downs, yes, ups and downs—that's the word I use to describe this book.
Tianyan must be destroyed, and our "Dao" must also perish. The only drawback is that there are typos. Also, perhaps because it was written too quickly, there are some errors in names and locations.
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I highly recommend this book. The biggest turning point in the early stages is when Chu Xinghe is first plotted against and killed. The real climax begins after that. You absolutely must keep reading. For example, many people dislike the character Wen Rushui, which precisely shows how successfully the author has portrayed her.