The Legend of Luo Xiaohei: The Crimson Kite Descends

Honkai energy is not a good thing. Don't spill it during a fight 🤦, it's too scary. Flashiness won't cure Honkai disease.

The novel is excellent. It has the unique tranquility and daily comfort of Luo Xiaohei's fans, as well as the passion of the main plot facing the crisis moment. However, there are some problems with the details about the collapse of Fu Hua. For example, did Fu Hua travel through time from a previous civilization or a current civilization? Why do we know Xiaoshi in the pre-civilization? Why do we have the Book of Cangxuan in the current civilization if we have Xiaoshi? The above are questions about the background and objective evaluations. Here are some personal questions. Personally, I feel that Xiaoshi and Cangxuan's time travel is useless. I don't quite understand why they are mentioned. Moreover, I feel that Xiaoshi's out-of-touch character will get tired of being an executor for a period of time. Xiaoshi will only stay with the Immortal forever and will not be an executor and leave the Immortal.

It's good-looking and has less OOC, which can all be explained. The character design of Ah Hua is very close to the original Immortal, and there are no bad jokes. This book is simply a piece of cake😋. The only drawback is that it is not enough to read, so I can only store it for a few days. Please finish it, book lovers will do anything!

Hehehe, it's Luo Xiaohei's War Records. I like I like. I just accepted it. And I recommend China.

Everything else is fine, except that Xiaoshi is a bit miserable. After all, he is still a Herrscher, the kind who can easily destroy civilization. Although it's for the sake of balance, it's really too harsh a cut.

I read it in one go, the writing is good (≧ω≦)/but there are too few articles😋 I can only say that I will try my best to update more (ง •̀_•́)ง

Looks good, looks good, looks good, looks good, looks good, looks good, looks good, looks good, looks good, looks good, looks good, looks good, looks good, looks good, looks good, looks good, looks good, looks good, looks good

It's okay. Ah Hua's appearances are a bit sparse and he doesn't have much sense of presence. Especially later, I feel like I just watched the animation again [currently working on the draft]

I will definitely be a long-time fan of the author of this book from now on, come on

It looks good. I love watching it. I want to watch it again.