So What If They Threw Me into the Death Squad? I Inherited Yang Jian’s Legacy

This is a really good book. I read eighty chapters in one afternoon. The plot is fantastic, with a few angst-filled moments, but not too painful. The plot is full of twists and turns, satisfying yet intellectually stimulating, and very exciting. The author's writing is excellent and demonstrates deep skill. It's just that it's a new book with low readership and ratings. Highly recommended! 👍👍👍

It's at least 90% better than Tomato's books; you can listen to it during the day and read it at night. The emotions it evokes are very relatable. While there are some angst-filled moments, that's the reality—it's like walking on a knife's edge; there's no absolute safety. The content comes in waves.

The themes are cleverly blended, combining urban martial arts, post-apocalyptic mythical creatures, and Yang Jian's magical powers and treasures—rich in elements yet cohesive. The writing is also excellent, the pacing is tight, and the face-slapping scenes are incredibly satisfying, especially the part where the family regrets their actions; it's particularly cathartic.

As a male-oriented reader, I was pleasantly surprised by both the subject matter and the writing style of this book. Set against a backdrop of a post-apocalyptic world with advanced martial arts, the story features the legacy of Yang Jian, exciting battle scenes, and a fast-paced, satisfying growth arc for the protagonist. From being exiled to fighting his way out of the darkness, it was an incredibly enjoyable read.

This post-apocalyptic martial arts novel is absolutely brilliant! The concept of Yang Jian's legacy is very original, the author's writing is very smooth, the fight scenes are incredibly exciting, and the protagonist's rise from cannon fodder to a military god is exhilarating.

There are no major flaws, and the writing is quite good. Please, author, update soon!

My god, the first few chapters of this book could be made into an animation, as long as the budget is right. This person's descriptive skills are at their peak; they describe each move exceptionally well.

The premise is so novel: Yang Jian's legacy combined with post-apocalyptic high-level martial arts, plus a military god storyline—this combination is truly captivating. The author's writing is fluid, the battle scenes are particularly thrilling, and every step of the protagonist's rise to power is exhilarating.

I was drawn in by the premise of Yang Jian's legacy, and I never expected a post-apocalyptic world with high-level martial arts and the rise of a military god to be so captivating. The author's writing is quite solid, the story progresses smoothly, and the protagonist's journey of defeating enemies and growing stronger is very immersive.

This novel is really good, I don't know why the rating is so low. Author, please keep up the good work and don't let the rating affect you. I hope the later chapters will be even more exciting. Five stars at the end!