Taming the Blade

It's quite good, with a relatively novel theme. It features two different personalities: one is simple-minded and only has eyes for the female lead, while the other is driven by self-interest, ruthless, and obsessive, yet courageous and resourceful. Sometimes while watching, I unconsciously started to see them as two completely different people. I can roughly guess that later on, the two personalities will gradually merge along each other's paths. Looking forward to seeing what happens next!

I originally thought that novels with this kind of exploitative, war- or arms-themed setting could only be found in Thailand (because I've noticed that many authors can only set their stories abroad, and there are very few novel stories with this kind of dark background in China 😳).

I don't know why the score is so low. I feel that it is better than most of Tomato's works. Many of his works are either too exciting or too repetitive. But this one doesn't have any other female characters or anything like that. It's very comfortable to read. The writing is quite mature and could be made into a short drama.

I've read about a fifth of it, and I'm a bit surprised by the lack of comments. The male lead has two contrasting personalities, and I even wonder if they'll merge later on. It seems like after he shows compassion to the more cunning side, he releases the more endearing side, creating a striking contrast that's very appealing.

This is so good, so good! The plot is full of twists and turns, the pacing is tight, and I can completely understand why the male lead fell in love with the female lead after they went through so much together. The author's ability to craft the plot is amazing. The story is consistently high-energy. I hope this story becomes a huge hit, and that the author keeps updating! Hehehe

This is my first time reading this type of novel, and it's so captivating! I'm curious about how the two personalities end up together—which one will end up with the female lead? Personally, I don't want an ending where the two personalities are forcibly merged. A-Jiu is A-Jiu, and Mr. Fu is Mr. Fu; they are definitely two completely independent and different people. I hope A-Jiu stays. Why did I have to keep seeing the serialized version? 😢 It's so painful!

Both the male and female leads are well-developed characters, and the male lead's main personality is incredibly compelling 😘

It's good, but too tiring to watch. The male lead's split personality made me split too. Those who like sweet romance should be cautious; it's definitely more suitable for those who like the forceful, domineering type... The character development is excellent, who can dislike the female lead... Sigh, Fu Yin Jiu, quickly lower your pride and admit you've fallen for my charms!!! Ahhh, I want to see my sister and A Jiu all sweet and loving!!! Damn it!!!

Five stars! I've been following this for ages, and this kind of story is really rare. It's not melodramatic at all, and it's so engaging. I love both Da Jiu and Xiao Jiu. Tian Tian handles the situation perfectly, receiving double the love, which makes my back double with all the effort! 😊 The more exciting the story, the more plot twists and turns it becomes, making it so mind-bending that you can't put it down.

Actually, I think it's really great. The low rating might be due to the lack of a contract or a poorly chosen title. This story is quite good on Tomato, even better than many highly rated ones. This has broken my prejudice against low scores. Generally speaking, most people on Tomato magazine like to read things like this: the writing is decent and the plot is original.