[Modern urban high martial arts + detective mysteries + coming-of-age + ensemble cast + bloodline sequences + no brainless decisions + not a power fantasy + no formulaic tropes]
With high school graduation approaching, Jiang Mo decides to quit being an assassin. But what else could he do? Go to college, find a nice girl, enjoy a comfortable life, and watch the finale of Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf... Honestly, anything would be better than being an assassin!
But just before graduation, a tall, imposing girl finds him, calls him a genius, and invites him to kill a god.
Kill a god?! Are you kidding me? I just retired from being an assassin, and now you want me to slay a god? There are gods in this world?!
Well, actually... I’m the last member of the divine race! I govern destruction!!!
...Evil eyes lurk in the reflections of the steel city. Darkness covets what belongs to the gods, and the gods are killed by their own children.
They will rise from forgotten ages, reclaim their thrones and take back their authority. This time, they come in anger!
They will purge the world and cut down every powerful enemy lurking in the darkness.
Jiang Mo: “Gods are those who awaken in despair, endure through sorrow, raise mercy as their battle standard, and sit proudly upon their thrones! Listen to that soul-shaking requiem!”
The writing style is very delicate, and the rhythm of the writing and story development is particularly well controlled. The first two short chapters have perfectly created the image of the protagonist. The image of the father is classic but also timeless, and the timing of the expression is just right. In short, it is full marks in all aspects. So far, the image of the protagonist is stronger than Lu Mingfei. This is what I like the most. The protagonist is also emotional and not divorced from reality. I haven't tasted such fine chaff in a long time. The plot is also very compact. The first part of the story is developed very quickly and it gets straight to the point. The main characters related to the main background and the main character are all explained. It is very direct. Seeing that the author has written every aspect now, I give full marks.
Destruction equals no law of destruction and equals the reincarnation of ordinary people There are many contradictions in the plot, and the protagonist is very naive.