I Refuse Your Descent

Sure enough, it is still the same!!! Nice!!! It's true of Lao Li's style. From the beginning, it feels like it's improved compared to before, and then the plot becomes really exciting!!!!!

It's really good to read. It's a lot better than the last one. If possible, I hope the author can adjust his status and don't give up. I haven't read so many chapters in a novel for a long time since the end of The Offender. Today, I accidentally discovered that the author has published a new work, which suddenly pulled me back into the pit of novels. The difference in data may also be due to the lack of promotion. I only saw it after searching. It may also be that the name is not so attractive. You can try changing the title. The introduction is not particularly fascinating to read. The central theme could be more prominent. However, from the many foreshadowings laid in the early stage, it can be seen that the author has put a lot of thought into it, and the writing style and scene description are better than the previous book. It's a lot better. It's just that the main character may be the leader of the team when he appears, so he lacks some growth lines and detailed psychological descriptions like the previous book. But these can gradually improve with the help of the character Aunt Wu. However, if the author feels tired, he can only say that he is looking forward to the new book. It is a pity. The story structure and wits of this book are quite exciting.

Lao Li's new book still has the same taste as before. The description of the world view slowly revealed in the group portrait and the outline of the characters' psychology are still as delicate as those of the offenders. At the same time, we can also see Lao Li's progress in the description of battles. But there are still a few points I would like to mention (maybe it is my personal opinion) 1. From the plot of this nightmare arena, we can completely see the plot of the previous offender Ning Fan and his team entering the arena (I forgot whether it is called the arena) I only remember that it was Ning Fan and Lingshi who entered the arena with crossbows). The manager of that arena at that time was very high-level, but the manager of this nightmare arena was portrayed in a very embarrassing way, saying that he held people alive to death. However, when the four protagonists won, they peed their pants instantly, fearing that the angels would directly do it to him. The contrast was too great, and the previous description was a bit redundant. 2. For the four people Zhao Yan, it is a bit too abstract to throw away the cheating walkie-talkie at the beginning (you have an advantage but don't be sure). I can understand that you have your own dignity and pride, but in the end if you lose, you should at least stand and die instead of begging for mercy from the protagonist. I feel that the roles before and after The gap is too big. In the previous plot where Ning Fan and his gang entered the F70 area and the weak defeated the strong, I remember that there was a strong team with several hundred souls. After the team was disintegrated by the protagonist, the captain also died in the battle. On the other hand, the portrayal of Zhao Yan is very abstract. These are two points that I personally don't feel very good about at the moment. They are for reference only. I also wish Lao Li's new book will get better and better!

After reading the reviews for a long time, they are all five stars. Why is the rating so low? It's super good-looking. You can tell that the battle scenes are much better than the previous book. It's very exciting. It's effective after being accumulated for so long. I wish I could update it more quickly.

The protagonist is calm and has an online IQ, and his writing style is no weaker than the one who made the mistake. Come on, author! It feels like the author rarely describes the protagonist's psychological activities and reasoning. It's all a kind of psychological description of the protagonist's growth that is easy to do without being as touching as the one who committed the crime. I wanted to see the protagonist's reasoning about several camps, his plans for the future and the development of his own strength. I felt that the protagonist was still stupidly guessing that the woman kept him 30% degraded for a long time. Normal people can guess that the longer you maintain it, the stronger you will be. They can also guess that 70% of them were fine before. What else are you afraid of? I think this kind of inner monologue is very necessary, otherwise it would feel like the protagonist is being pushed around all the time, unlike the thinking a team leader should have!

It's good-looking and has the same style as the previous one, but I personally like "Arrival" more. Compared to the early days of "The Offender", the writing is obviously better. The introduction says there is no harem, so it should be a single female protagonist, right? Is the heroine Qiqi?

It also has to be Lao Li's book. It looks very appetizing. The style feels not much different from the previous book. It is easy to read. The background is also slowly unfolded, rather than being crammed in all at once. There is still a lot of suspense, and I have a strong desire to read on. The suspense left at the end of the chapter will not be revealed immediately, leaving time for thinking 😂 😂. Although I can't guess anything. This book will also go straight to the end, okay?

After reading this book, the world view is quite large. Many nightmares have not introduced level abilities. The protagonist's character is very comfortable and does not hide his abilities. He is decisive in killing. The only flaw is whether it can be updated!

Actually I like this one better than the new book [I almost cried]

I think it's good. The poor data is because they don't know how to appreciate it. They like to watch fast-paced movies. I like slow-paced movies that come out little by little. I didn't skip a word. It was very good. Alas, it's a pity that it has been discontinued.