Contract: Flame of Wrath

Reading this book was very resonant. Although there are many fantasy novels on the market under the banner of "resistance", as I read it, I discovered that this is not just a story, but a fire that has been planned for a long time. What is reality? It is the arrogance of power that surrounds us like fog, it is the greed of capital that squeezes life into pieces, and wars, plagues, and disasters appear in turn, and ordinary people like us can only watch the news in silence, turn off the TV, and continue to live. We are angry, but we don't know who to vent to; we are unwilling, but we have no way to resist. Those high-altitude things are like untouchable taboos. It takes courage for us to even look directly at them. But in this world, they become demons. Arrogance, greed, war, plague, disaster, and fraud - the six evils rule this land. What a clever metaphor! What moved me most were the two kinds of resistance in the book. One is a choice of courage. Those sober and rational individuals do it despite knowing that they cannot do anything, and use their mortal bodies to conquer giant things. They are fire, lonely and dazzling. But after all, it was too little, too weak. The other is an angry outburst. It is desperate and for everyone. When countless small angers gather together, when ordinary people finally can't bear it anymore, the fire will burn. It is not a heroic epic of one person, but the roar of everyone resonates into the flames of burning the world - reading this, I actually felt tears welling up in my eyes. Yeah, if the cost is inevitable, who really cares? If a fire is lit and it burns into the sea, then let it burn. I like this world. Not because it is perfect, but because it allows us to be angry, allow us to resist, and allow us to turn the emotions that we dare not express in reality into a huge fire. The author said that he hopes everyone can "add a ray of anger" to the world - I do. Not to destroy, but to burn down those high things, so that new green shoots can grow under the ashes. Of course, this world also has its shortcomings. Some demons could be more fleshed out, and some plot twists could be more natural. But I am still willing to recommend it because it captures the most real thing - the anger of ordinary people, and the little hope after anger. If you have ever felt powerless in reality, and if you have thought about burning all those unpleasant things, you might as well take a look at this world. Then, join me and add a touch of anger to it.

I think the title of this article may have affected its traffic. You can name it, for example: "Anger invites me to kill all the devils in the world, only I am the only one". The reader traffic may increase greatly, haha, because it is quite innovative and should not be misled by the title. Throughout the entire text, the author is full of fantastic ideas and imagination, and the story is exciting. The battle in the wasteland is full of danger and passion. The brother's love and protection for his sister are slowly output under the author's writing style, making people emotional. It's worth continuing to follow up.

This "Contract: Flames of Fury" takes "anger" as its core, but it does not vent negative energy, but sublimates it into the fire of awakening to fight against the injustice of the world. The author uses the image of "the flames that burn the world" to sharply criticize the real evils such as power rule and capital monopoly, and at the same time endows anger with dignity and revolutionary power. The novel is not limited to personal revenge, but also focuses on depicting the collective struggle of "burning fires", turning rage into a heroic poem that unites the will of all living beings and burns out the six demons. The green sprouts emerging from the ashes imply the hope of rebuilding order. It is highly recommended to read 👍 ❤️ ❤️ ❤️

In the apocalypse, the six evils are like dark clouds covering the sun, and human beings are reduced to lingering ants. This opening brings a sense of suffocation, and you will be firmly grasped as soon as you open it! The setting of the protagonist Che is too shocking - contracted original sin and rage in a desperate situation. There is no aura from the sky, only the reality of struggling in the fight and growing up in the cracks of forces. Others regard anger as a flood of destruction, but he insists on forging this most primitive and violent power into a blade to punish crime with crime. This rebellion and determination are the most touching and refreshing points of the apocalyptic novel. From an unarmed ordinary person to a top combat power capable of killing all kinds of crimes, the protagonist's growth line is clear and touching, with sinister and genius attributes superimposed, and every counterattack makes people excited to watch. There are no mindless cheats, only struggles, choices and breakthroughs in desperate situations. It has the hearty showdown of superpowers and the step-by-step game of power. The rhythm is relaxed and moderate, and the more you read, the more you get. What pricked me the most was the protagonist's original intention hidden under the rage - he wanted to become the only one guilty of domination, not for power, but to give mankind a clear world. This sense of contrast makes "Rage" no longer a mere destruction, but an armor of protection, and also gives the whole story a depth beyond Shuangwen. The atmosphere of the sci-fi apocalypse is full, the setting of the Six Deadly Sins is full of tension, the superpower system is novel and unconventional, the protagonist's sinister plot and growth, and the bond (foreshadowing) of the heroine (if any) all make people full of expectations for the subsequent plot. If you love apocalyptic counterattacks, supernatural duels, and watching young people change their lives against the odds, this book is definitely worth reading! Waiting for Che to use his rage as a blade to break the shackles of sin, prop up the hope of mankind, finally fulfill the only sin of domination, and restore clarity to the world!

Come on, this book is really exciting! Write the monopoly of power and the oppression of capital in reality as demons, and burn them with the fire of anger - not a simple vent, but a collective struggle of "burning the fire"! Watching ordinary people use their mortal bodies to defeat the superior beings, I almost burst into tears. What struck me the most was the sentence "If it is lit on fire, it will burn into the sea, who cares about the cost." In the apocalypse, there is a group of people who are willing to burn themselves just so that new green shoots can grow from the ashes. It is worth it!

In fact, the reason for writing this book is because the real world is full of many unpleasant factors. Such as power rule, capital monopoly, war disasters, various epidemics, etc. The mundanity of reality is powerless to combat these shelving. So in the world I created, I turned them all into demons. Courage is the basis of rational behavior. Some individuals use their mortal bodies to shake it, but after all, they are only a minority. Anger is reckless and universal. In the end, the fire will be burned by everyone, turning into a flame that burns the world, attacking these superiors. I hope everyone will like it and be willing to help Che with a ray of anger in this world to burn away the six evils of arrogance, greed, war, plague, disaster, and fraud. Even if the price is immeasurable, who will care about the price if it is lit on fire and burned into the sea. I also hope that you, who are reading the book, can give you some guidance to make this world a more perfect place. The fire spreads and spreads, the sea of ​​​​fire burns away the difficulties and obstacles, and under the ashes are new green shoots.

A very nice book. Able to express anger vividly. The author also uses his imagination to write about the injustices in the world. There are so many cool points, the structure is compact, and the character descriptions are lifelike. I like it, like it very much, and give it a five-star rating 🥰 Come on and update

In the prison of crime and punishment, you choose to temper your anger into stars. This is not a prelude to degradation, but an uprising in which the soul reforges its dignity in the ashes - when the world measures your soul with the shackles of discipline, you must redefine life and death in the flames. The phrase "anger is the beginning of destruction" is just a lie by the tamer. Real destruction always begins with kneeling. And you, would rather let the angry flames burn away the false restrictions, but also plant new stars in the ashes. This is not rage, this is a person's last dignity when fighting against nothingness. . Keep working hard and it will be better in the future.

Among sci-fi apocalyptic wasteland novels, there are not many with such brilliant ideas, and even fewer with sharp and godlike writing. The large text uses the post-apocalyptic wasteland as the general framework and adds elements of science fiction to make the struggle for resources more futuristic. The core main line of the full text is clear and stable, and the branch lines also play a very good supporting role. The plot arrangement is compact, the characters are delicately portrayed, and the sense of substitution is strong. Like 😄😄😄

The author not only writes with exquisite detail, but also brings a sense of contrast to the storyline. Every step is intertwined, making people have to keep reading, and firmly grasped my attention. The character creation of each character is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. Highly recommended!