[One heroine + No System, but a cheat + Rivalry among geniuses + Academy setting + Teaming up to slay monsters]
The Blood Moon appears once every ten years. When it does, countless humans turn into monsters, order collapses, and the world becomes a living hell.
Chen Shu, a senior in high school, unexpectedly awakens a mysterious palace. The gods are dead, and their divine thrones sit empty.
Ancient stone gates tower high, while a figure on a throne gazes down upon countless stars.
That night, he took hold of the long blade in the hall, the one no one had ever been able to lift. Its edge trembled, as if awaiting its destined wielder.
From then on, even a mortal could slay gods.
Geniuses clash? One sweep of his blade breaks every technique.
Monsters run rampant? One sweep of his blade cleaves mountains and rivers.
After Chen Shu slays nine Demon Emperors and reaches the pinnacle of the mortal world, he discovers that behind the crimson Blood Moon, an evil god is reaping the lives of all mankind.
Facing a true god, the young man stands with his blade raised, no one at his back.
“The twilight of the gods is here. A new god must rise.”
“From this day on, ”
“With my mortal body, I shall ascend to the divine throne and cut down every demon under heaven!”
I secretly give myself a thumbs up... Well, I also wish the reader a happy new year. I wish the reader a lot of money! Or2
The author's writing style is very good. It is different from ordinary urban martial arts and has a clear context. Based on my 10 years of experience as a bookworm, I highly recommend reading it. But the number of words is too small. If the author wants a gift, you can write it at the end and I will send it to you every day.
As far as the chapters I have read so far are concerned, the book is good, but there are still some small problems. For example, some plot settings are not very reasonable. If you disagree with the roll-call academy competition, you will be regarded as timid and will be punished. Those who can survive in the world of high martial arts should be cautious people, not reckless people, so I am not very satisfied with this plot setting. The rest is generally good and highly recommended. I will read more and give a follow-up review. I'm here to review it. It's well written, but there are too many love rivals for the male protagonist, which is a bit uncomfortable (the author doesn't need to worry about it, just write at his own pace), and there are too few more! Update it quickly
The author should have his own outline. I won't say much about the plot. I like the setting, so I think this book is quite interesting. I hope the author has a clear and firm direction in positioning the character's personality. Don't let the left brain attack the right brain. It should be fine.
I accidentally saw this article today and gave it a try. It made me want to read it. I have read the latest version and it is a bit missing!!! Well. . . So far, I quite like the character design of the protagonist and the plot. . . That is, the author should not stop updating, and hopes to see the ending of the story. . . I also hope that the single heroine will stay the same until the end, but I'm afraid that it won't be the same if I look at it. . . Finally, the author is greatly encouraged. . .
It's very good, but I discovered it too early and it's not interesting enough at all; the plot doesn't have any major problems, and the writing is also very polished.
It's okay, and the relationship line between the male and female protagonists is also okay, just a bunch of Pokémon around the male and female protagonists (so: I hope the author won't write about gods liking the male and female protagonists anymore.
It's pretty good-looking. It's okay in every aspect. A few logical loopholes are acceptable and have little impact. [Please update][Please update][Please update]
Not bad, it's still a young girl who fights monsters and upgrades, with passion and wantonness
It feels pretty good 😎