School of World Order Studies

The group portraits are very vivid, and influential figures such as Shen Shuyan and Xu Maimai have their own characteristics. Li Qiwu's ordinaryness contrasts with the hidden secrets. The four questions during the interview are cleverly designed, which not only pave the way for the background but also lay down the foreshadowing.

It's already my second read, and the rhythm of the plot is very catchy. A student who failed the college entrance examination with a score of 444 is specially recruited by the National University of Science and Technology. He doesn't look at the score and only looks at myths. The supernatural setting is very novel. The suspenseful plot of the black coffin in the church and the withered black hand progresses layer by layer. I can't stop reading.

Overall, it's okay. The mystery of the protagonist's life experience is closely related to the supernatural setting. The "winged god" he saw in his childhood, his life experience when he was questioned during the interview, and the weird clauses in the admission notice all make the story full of exploration.

It's good to read. I've been looking for this type of book recently. The word count is too small. I feel like it will take a while. [Rolls eyes] Can the author update ten times a day?

To be honest, just like the author himself advertised, it does have a dragon flavor. But the pace is faster than Dragon Clan, but the shortcomings of Dragon Clan are also inherited, that is, the power system is not clearly set, and readers cannot quickly see the level of combat power.