
The Victor Reigns: One Hand Covers the Sky
胜者为王之只手遮天
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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The winner is the king with one hand covering the sky, telling that fate is like gambling, only the winner can win everything. The appearance of the protagonist Wang Lei changed the originally complicated Xiangshan City and made it orderly. As you continue reading, you will have a sense of immersion and want to understand every bit of Wang Lei's comprehensive skills. I finished the game in one go and felt refreshed from the beginning. The protagonist Wang Lei rises from the bottom, and uses his special powers and ruthlessness to break through the situation. The plot is compact and not procrastinating, with intensive conflicts and constant reversals, making people excited to watch it. The setting of urban superpowers + rivers and lakes intrigue is very interesting. There are both fist-to-fist fights and step-by-step battles of wits. The supporting characters have distinct characters and the emotional lines are naturally unobtrusive. The author's writing is straightforward and powerful, and he vividly describes the passion and cruelty of the road to becoming a king. There is no redundant water, and every chapter has a new explosive point. The ending is neat and tidy. The protagonist keeps his original intention and holds the world in his hands. It is enjoyable and relieving. As an urban novel, the rhythm, characters, and conflicts are all online. It's not a loss if you get into it. The more you read, the more you'll get hooked. It's worth a second read.