"No heroine + no golden fingers + traceable character development + no brainless and cool writing + dark direction + dark and deep disability"
The protagonist's story is very long, and I am just a witness, writing down the story in my mind
The first two sections are just foreshadowing. If you mind, you can skip to the third section.
In fact, it won't affect the perception too much
When the cracks in reality cannot be healed, steel will awaken and look for its king.
Underground, the tide of Rustmark's servants began to surge; on the streets, the red light of the Lacerated Hound cut through the fog; on the battlefield, the oath of the conjugated knights turned into a horn of charge - "All for the Grand Duke of Rusty Iron!"
As for the Grand Duke who was surrounded by oaths, fate did not give him the option of being content. Either he can harness the power of this torrent of rusty iron and create a new order in a broken world; or he can be swallowed up by this power and perish together with everything he cherishes.
Reader comments
The character creation is also good, but the pace of the story is too fast. It used to be a traditional novel approach, which constantly breaks through on the edge of life and death, and events keep coming, one after another. I used to like this approach, but now that I have read it too much, I feel tired.
It may also be related to the current environment. There are too many risky things in life now, and there are many uncertain things. Instead, I turn to novels to find stability.
Now I like the way the protagonist progresses step by step and steadily improves. The protagonist is not always on the edge of crisis, and the depths are all limited dangers. Unfortunately, this is not the case.
I'll give it four stars for the sake of it being okay, put it on my bookshelf and read a few chapters once in a while for a change of taste.
Hee hee, support the new author
It doesn't look like it was written by a new author, but it's very in-depth.
The character creation is also good, but the pace of the story is too fast. It used to be a traditional novel approach, which constantly breaks through on the edge of life and death, and events keep coming, one after another. I used to like this approach, but now that I have read it too much, I feel tired. It may also be related to the current environment. There are too many risky things in life now, and there are many uncertain things. Instead, I turn to novels to find stability. Now I like the way the protagonist progresses step by step and steadily improves. The protagonist is not always on the edge of crisis, and the depths are all limited dangers. Unfortunately, this is not the case. I'll give it four stars for the sake of it being okay, put it on my bookshelf and read a few chapters once in a while for a change of taste.
Hee hee, support the new author
It doesn't look like it was written by a new author, but it's very in-depth.
Not bad, very pretty