Transcendent Highway: I Awakened the Blade-Wielder Sequence

It's quite interesting. It's also a road survival sequence. There is no upgrade system for the protagonist, and the protagonist's start is difficult enough. In terms of concept, it's wild and imaginative. However, there aren't many logical pitfalls. Except for the fact that I just saw a convoy passing through a golden wheat field, but no wheat was harvested, 😂, The author said that he should read thirty chapters before giving an evaluation. Suspense, unknowns, revelations, and upgrades are all attractive points. There are not many chapters written by the author. There should be flowers and applause on the lonely road. I wish the author to work hard and persevere. It will not be too cumbersome, not unfinished, not unreasonable, and the more he writes, the better.

I haven't seen the heroine so far, and I feel like there won't be a heroine. I feel pretty good, and the characterization is very full, but the ghost bride part is a bit fantasy. How should I put it, it suddenly changed from a doomsday style to a pie-in-the-sky comedy style, but overall it's still quite in line with my taste [Thoughts]

An objective review from an old bookworm. I have almost finished reading it. The world view is relatively novel and the characterization is also very good. The key is that the author has avoided many of the poisonous points that are common in doomsday themes, such as letting go of beautiful women. The protagonist is very cruel and really witty. I can guarantee that there are not many small poisonous points. He is cruel to himself and others in order to survive. There are no major problems with the plot. Okay, but what is the biggest problem at the end? The author is very ambitious and has good writing skills. He wants to write a group portrait story. However, the protagonist's biggest talent is cruelty. With a little bit of luck, it's just a little bit. It's no exaggeration. Because the protagonist does not awaken naturally, his awakening method is risky. I think he succeeded. Point to the luck of the protagonist. In addition, the protagonist has always been very hard-working, which makes him the strongest fighting force in the protagonist group. However, a problem arises. So many good characters have been created in the early stage, but in the later stage, they can no longer take care of both. They are directly one-sided and unwilling to accept it. The plot must not be delayed and the plot of the protagonist cannot be too little, so the team begins to force the strength of the teammates. The opportunities and strength of friends have improved very quickly, almost chasing the protagonist, and then praising the protagonist in some details to make up for it, but there is no doubt that the author in Persimmon is very good at writing, very picky about readers, and it is not very tacky. Old bookworms can accept what I said above and can directly rush. The biggest problem is that, there is almost no poison, great, great, great

I think the early writing of this book is quite good. The protagonist is decisive in killing and has his own opinions on things. You can also see the author's skills in the related descriptions ദ്ദി ༎ຶ‿༎ຶ ) But I felt that the final emotional description of the bride in red in The City That Never Sleeps was a little too much. The bride in red and the protagonist have only known each other for a few days. Even if they were right and kind, they would not be dead and sad for so long. I think this is a bit conflicting with the previous description of the protagonist. This is because my interest in reading has declined (ᗒᗣᗕ)՞ but I can still continue reading. It's just that when I saw Lao Yang having thoughts about Zhang Meili (when he came to Xinghuo via the Traveling Merchant Path), I felt a bit tauren. I was very moved when I read the story between Brother Dao and her. Didn't she say that she would resurrect Brother Dao at level 9? Why did you still accept Lao Yang's kindness? I feel a bit tauren. I didn't say that I wanted to resurrect Brother Dao, but now I accept Lao Yang's kindness, so it's hard to judge◉‿◉ At this point, I'm a little confused about this book. I liked it very much at the beginning and didn't want to read a single page until I reached 275. Apart from these, this book is still okay. After all, Tomato is a free platform, so the quality is good. Among the dwarfs, this is the only one who is taller. Actually, I wanted to give a two-star negative review, but I probably couldn't see it, so I gave it a five-star hehe😁😁😁 Is that too much?

The Cunning Bride part is very good, at least 9 points, and the others will be considered 8.5 Points. This web novel has a tight rhythm and rich content, and the protagonist is not too toxic. It is considered one of the better web novels among doomsday novels. As for the low rating, some people may not be able to accept the character of the protagonist.

So far, I have read Chapter 66. Let me tell you my thoughts. I think this book is one of the best among similar books. A large part of the early content was borrowed from Chen Ye's book, but the process is very different. The supporting characters are normalized and there are not so many thunderous speeches to distinguish right from wrong and interests. Secondly, the characters have obvious personalities. The protagonist Chen Mo is ruthless and decisive. After knowing that he is being tracked, he resolutely He dug out his eyeballs and stuffed them into other people's eyes; Lao Yang's righteousness and obsession with machinery, he repeatedly gave the protagonist a black box when he helped the protagonist explore which village in the early stage; the two faces of the captain in front and behind; Su Qian's Madonna and shrewdness; then there is the portrayal of the relationship between the characters, the protagonist Chen Mo and the dead donkey are tied up by interests, Brother Dao and his sister-in-law complement each other and the husband and wife are united, Su Qian's protection of Xiaoya There is also the team's tolerance for the protagonist. In the chapter of grabbing the knife, they should have guessed what the protagonist was going to do (except for those who knew the protagonist's plan for a long time), but they did not stop the protagonist and came to support as soon as the fight started. (The captain said that he would help relatives rather than help, which proved that there was room for maneuver, but he chose to support Chen Mo). Lao Yang even prepared the weapons in advance. This is why the team does not have so much intrigue and only cares and tolerates the members, although the interests are clearly divided. These are all my thoughts on the first 66 chapters Finally, I would like to add that Brother Dao is a real man😭

It's considered the best in this series. The protagonist's personality before chapter 30 is unacceptable to some people, but the writing afterward is pretty good. The City that Never Sleeps can be said to be the best chapter in this book. If you want a female protagonist or multiple female protagonists in the future, my suggestion is Li Ningxiao (Ghost Bride) as the female protagonist or main palace. Su Qian felt that she had some affection for the protagonist in the first part, but she fell in love with Lao Zhao in the next five hundred photos. She should be like a family member to the protagonist. Is there an emotional scene between Hu Yaya and Chen Mo in the small dungeon of Huangliang Town (around 480-500)? Personally, I didn't like it a little bit. I skipped through the copy. I read this book when it was first written, and after six months of reading it, I finished it all at once in the past few days. I just started reading it again, listening to the book while reading it, and falling asleep in the middle and reading it again. The duration should not be short. Stay on 2026.8.29 Lao Yang's front shape is great, but his back seems to have dropped. I think the duo of the protagonist and Lao Lu are good in this book. Mr. Lu and the protagonist are the motivation for me to read the book. The seventh volume is After Day (322). I found the plot in the first volume quite boring. The death of Huang Mao, the New Year Party, and the plots before and after departure were okay. I looked at the table of contents and found that the Huangliang Town chapter was written incorrectly (486--518). I skipped reading this plot because I didn't like the emotional scenes in it. It seemed like dependence and feelings, or that we were in the same boat at this time? I don't know either

This book... Should be regarded as one of the best among all the highway sequences I have read. The characters are very well created, and the plot is not long-winded. The tense doomsday survival is interspersed with warm daily life. The only shortcoming is that the author likes to stab you twice from time to time.

It's beautiful, and the chapters about the Ghost Bride are sublimated and are the pinnacle of the book's emotional line.

After reading Chapter 140, compared to Goblin, we can see that the author's writing skills have improved. Compared to Noko, the combat power is indeed not overpowering, but the writing of the sequence is a bit vague. There is no clear concept of the strength and ability of the sequence, which leads to the lack of surprise and excitement when the protagonist is born. The plot is still very good, and the character feels a bit like Noko. If that book The shaping is 10 points, this book is rated 6 points, and there are a few bright spots, but not many. The details need to be polished. The author quoted poetry several times in describing the environment, which is a bit out of place for me. It is better to use more delicate vernacular to highlight the despair and cruelty of the future. It is still palatable among so many histories of tomatoes. The book is so good that I will come back to review after I finish it [Punch Out]