Until My Bones Turn to Ash

To be honest, although there are only twenty chapters now, the writing and plot are good. It's hard to imagine that such a type of literature would exist in all kinds of tomatoes where imaginary men and loving wives exist.

A very good novel that sent me spiraling upward. At first I thought it was just a mindless cliche novel, where you travel to an unreasonable world and then go crazy and brag and slap your face. However, after actually reading it, you realized that it is really a very deep book. My current favorite is the conversation between stone and moss under the moon: "Are you soft-hearted?" Moss's reaction looked a little bored. "No, I don't regret it. I hate the people who put the chains on me and on other people, and I hate the people who hold the whips. I hate them, and I'm sure a lot of them are unforgivable. If I had to do it again, I would do it again, and I would kill him." He looked at her, his obsidian eyes glowing in the moonlight, "But this does not prevent me from remembering him, even if I know nothing about him, and even if I will inevitably take more lives in the future, I am prepared for this." There is also a paragraph in the later plot: Because I know too little and want too much. It can also be seen that the author's writing style is really good. During a chat with a friend, he commented like this: "It's like reading a novel from the last century" Well, I'm actually not good at book reviews, but all in all, in my personal opinion, it's worth a read.

A very good Western fantasy low-level rebellion story. Has connotation. But it won't be esoteric or obscure. Be convincing without feeling preachy

Unique writing style, philosophical novel, full of cold humor and anti-routine, rare excellent works

The writing is superb, the plot has a good pace, and the text is very concise. This is the first time I have read a medieval-style online article. It is so well written, but it is a pity that it only has more than 20 chapters. The author must continue to write more🥹

Spartacus, let the world burn From the false sky under the gods to the edge of the sea of stars Let the oceans boil and the stars fall Even if it takes the last bit of strength from the soul I also want to see the hypocritical world ignited If this rotten world refuses to change... Then let the stars burn!

In tomatoes, this is truly gold among stones.

It's so well written, I love the text of this book. How can people be easily distinguished by applying a certain label? I read another book and I thought it was pretty good too, not that exaggerated. I like both books very much.

This book is definitely Tomato's fairy tale. There is no emotional venting, and the story is all carried out rationally and quietly. However, the viewing experience is really good. There are not many Tomato books 😄

I have read a lot of books of the same type, but this one still feels fresh and interesting. The male protagonist and the girls are very well portrayed and comfortable to watch. The interactive descriptions feel full of life, and I am getting more and more excited. I look forward to the follow-up development.