[Ensemble cast] [No harem] [Sound values] [Five protagonists save the world] [Urban] [Protecting Huaxia] [Slow-paced] [No brainless decisions]
Xuan Yuanluo Yu: Emotions are the biggest variable, but the equation for protecting Huaxia cannot tolerate even the slightest error.
Feng Wange: A bow plucks the notes, but it is the hearts that resonate that make the music.
Di Juntao: Rules? Winning and losing? Nothing beats breaking a sweat and enjoying the rush of youth in your school days.
Bing Xuantian: This frozen bloodline is a curse I never chose...
Song Yi'an: “...and a vow I’m willing to melt with all the warmth I have.”
Gongsun Tianqi: The marks on the Three Lives Stone may have been set in stone long ago, but in this life, I want to see the scenery in the frame all the way to the end, together with her.
History is their chessboard, emperors and generals are the pieces, and even the Imperial Jade Seal is just a prop.
“What we protect has never been perfection, but everything worth fighting for.”
The highest calling is not to judge the righteous, but to accept.
This is a thorn-covered “path of the heart,” leading to an ending with no victors.
They become candles, but what they illuminate is not an endless night. It is the eternal, balanced twilight between darkness and daylight.
The first few are worthy of five stars. As for why no one reads them, I don't know what the rest of the writing is like. If I follow the previous writing style, I can only say that wild boar cannot eat fine chaff. Of course this is a swear word. How to say it, author, come on. Mainly writing too many novels now, maybe one day there will suddenly be a lot of people reading them. Anyway, I will continue reading, author, come on, and I like to make friends, how about making friends?
It's quite interesting, but I'm a little curious about the 400 chapter review.