Wuthering Waves: The Rover's Blade!

The overall writing is smooth, the plot characters are logical, and the writing is good. Many female protagonists have praised it, but the beginning is a bit awkward. The protagonist is an ordinary person who has just traveled through time and killed everyone on the battlefield. There is no change in the process. Except for a little inner chatter, it can be seen that the protagonist was an ordinary person before, but what the protagonist does is naturally replaced by the identity of a general. He knows military strategies, understands people's hearts, and understands politics. Ignore this point in the beginning. It will be good to watch in the future. It is recommended to watch. The author will update soon. There are too few updates and it is not enough to read.

It's not too much to give yourself a five-star rating 🤭 Dear readers, please comment more when you have time. It's really uncomfortable to play single-player. Wow😭

Um, why is the business war so long 🤦 I came here to see this?

In Solaris's novel, as long as it's a female, it has something to do with the protagonist [laughing]. The Drifter is also a female. It stopped updating for a while and recently it seems that it has started to be updated again. Is this one also an all-female protagonist? 😏

I read a little bit, and the writing is pretty good. Let me mention my personal opinion. The word boy is used a bit too much. For me, it is more comfortable to refer to the protagonist by name. It was written earlier that the main character is composed of Zhan Ming type and has the appearance of a male beauty. I feel that some readers will not like this. There is a sense that the soul is not my own body, and I don't quite understand why I have to have the face of a male beauty. I don't know if it will change in the future.

Yes, the plot at the beginning of the Battle of the Scimitar is too little. There will be people who want to read it. Just write it. The more you write, the more people will read it.

I haven't seen the back part, but so far it seems that the writing is okay. In the early content, the protagonist enters the role a bit too quickly. One point is deducted for "teenager". The protagonist is a college student and is no longer a "teenager". And this word always has the feeling of looking at the youth (I don't know if my feeling is correct)

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I can only give four stars because you are too short, hum.

Hao Shen, although I feel that the protagonist adapts too quickly in the front, and the plot is a bit strange 🤦, but the back part is quite interesting 👍