Killing the Red Eyes: Saving the Girl Begins with the Coup

It's very interesting. It's not very friendly to those who haven't watched the anime, especially the names of the villains in it. I hope there are kind people in it who can post pictures in the comments. The author probably doesn't have the permission. In this way, more people who have watched the anime will come to read this novel in search of a good ending. I'm very curious about how Esdeath will write later, and I hope it won't stop updating. Also, I don't have enough of the author. I may have to save up to read it later. Remember to click to remind me to update. Come on author [smile]

Very well written. But in fact, I personally don't like this kind of operation of recruiting members of hostile organizations. It's very poor and not to my taste. I recommend watching the original True Love Party, which is suitable for anime fans who want to make up for the tragedy of the original. But for passersby, I can only say that the plot of kneeling and licking the enemy is still too poisonous.

The writing is good and the plot is vivid, which makes up for the regret of watching Zhan Chi back then.

Looking at the current typical Japanese Asashi male protagonist, I personally feel that the narrative style is a bit like light novels and Western fantasy. The main plot should be to save the Night Raid Girl, and the auxiliary plot might be to change the empire? If you like red eyes and delicate literature, you can read it. It is indeed written very delicately, with a touch of literary youth. If you want to read about machinations and changes, I don't recommend it for the time being. I haven't written about these things so far [Chigua]

It's really comfortable to watch. The protagonist doesn't just stare at women, and he doesn't just kill and kill. Although his presence is very low, he enlightens the black eyes and repairs the relationship between the two sisters like his old father. I guess he was an uncle in the system with children before time travel [laughs]

To be honest, the beginning of this book is quite good, and maintaining this level in the later stages is definitely a masterpiece.

It's not a trivial novel, the writing is good and the plot is novel and not cliche. This kind of book deserves five stars

Chinese light novel. It's a light novel with a bit of a strange feel. The psychological description is smooth, and the main plot advancement is the psychological description. This kind of situation is still quite rare. Moreover, the author's level of classical writing is not low. Although the subject matter is Japanese animation, the spiritual core is more biased towards Chinese romance. The tone is somewhat alienated and restrained, and the tenderness is hidden under the iceberg, which is quite interesting. Whether it is language description, environmental description, psychological description, etc., Switching is very natural. There is no useless idle writing.

Mark, Literary Youth, don't think about the reform, the perspective of the revolutionary army, only the delicate emotions and communication description. Anyway, the writing is pretty good, please read it according to your preference(•́⌄•́๑)

The writing is so good, it feels like the author is writing a web article with a formal book writing method. This is an absolute plus here for me, because it represents the author's writing ability and attitude. I hope the author will stick to it until the end. First, there are too few fans of Zhan Crimson Eyes. Second, it is really tiring to use this writing method. I look forward to the follow-up. Both Red Eyes and the Emperor are so charming.

@Psukei The author's content can also be more colorful. Let's have a unified weights and measures (tax system). As a thoughtful person, the little emperor will definitely manage taxes, and unified taxation (so that people like nobles cannot evade taxes or increase excessive taxes and miscellaneous taxes) will make useless tax reductions disappear (without managing aristocratic taxation, no matter how much tax reductions will fall on the people at the bottom), most countries (including ancient times) have financial problems. Most of them are tax problems. The little emperor who holds the power (force) of the world has to deal with these nobles (isn't it enough for the emperor to give money to the nobles, he also has to split 50 of the 100 taxes collected). The country's finances are going to be empty. You nobles are still alive and well, and you can jump around and watch this nonsense at any time.

The best fanfic I've seen so far, and it also has flashbacks. The protagonist is the emperor, and the heroine should be Heitong And in terms of attitude, the author is also very attentive. Even if it is polished by AI, it is considered an excellent work. The emotions are delicate and substantial, not exaggerated.

Five-star review. I watched this anime in 2013, but I was still in elementary school. After watching it, I just felt a kind of nameless resentment in my heart that I couldn't express. Now that I think about it, it was already more than ten years ago. I am very grateful to the author for making up for my childhood regrets. I hope that the characters in the story can have a good resolution. Even if it requires eunuchs, please be sure to finish this story.

I don't know much about Zhanchi. I haven't read the comics and only glanced at the anime. I learned more about the settings from various fan novels. But this book surprised me, not only because the author's excellent writing style makes the emotions, psychological changes, and relationships between the characters very vivid, but also because this kind of group portrait dilutes the writing of the protagonist. It is rare to see this kind of film that does not directly focus on the protagonist, but instead uses the other characters who were directly or indirectly changed by him, such as black eyes, red eyes, and Night Raid, to depict an ambitious, courageous, charismatic, and succubus-like image from the side. At least for me personally, this book is a surprise. I hope the author will continue to write well. I am looking forward to it.

There are quite a few of this type, which is a bit interesting. It's too watery, I can't stand it

This score is definitely low. I think the writing is very delicate. It should be a 9.

It's quite interesting. If you keep it up, it should be a good fanfic. Please give me some support.

I'm so good at it. Chitong is the first drama I've watched on the Internet.

Very good. It seems very good so far. The logic is self-consistent, the political struggle, and the characters are all good.

Looking at the current typical Japanese Asashi male protagonist, I personally feel that the narrative style is a bit like light novels and Western fantasy. The main plot should be to save the Night Raid Girl, and the auxiliary plot might be to change the empire?

After watching the current plot, I feel pretty good. The little emperor must have been taken away by the protagonist, right? What happened before? I can't explain it clearly, I don't understand it.

The latest chapter is Chapter 24. Whether the emperor traveled through time or awakened, or something else, is not clearly explained. If you follow your plot, the scene will be very grand, and it may even be possible to write three to four hundred chapters. It can be written based on the original work, and some of the content looks like it has been polished by AI. But I see that you write very slowly, piece by piece here and there, and dozens of chapters may come out. So far, there is no big mistake.

I think the writing is very good. It has a light but very vital writing style. Then I feel that the little emperor's thoughts are a bit red. Is it a time travel? [Shy][Laughing]

The first part of the book is relatively obscure. It is not a subjective first-person perspective, which leads to big jumps and boring reading. But if you read the back, you will find that this is a very good book. The plot is good, very popular, and the details are well described.

The writing is pretty good, but the protagonist shows up too few times, and I don't know why the protagonist always attacks Chitong and the others. Why doesn't he attack the high-level people in Night Raid? Is it because the high-level people are hiding and not showing up, so they only send Chitong and the others to die?

Did the emperor travel through time?

Hope to give him an ending. The protagonists must be the emperor and Heitong.

Love to watch more [cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry][cry] Relying on the interaction between characters and the psychological description of the main characters to advance the plot is indeed much more comfortable than directly discussing it. Come on, author!

I said this book is amazing

I want to read more and more what this emperor wrote