Lin Mo's sequence is Grade E, the lowest in the whole city.
His ability description is just one line: He can hear the last words of the dead.
When his childhood friend stayed behind to cover their retreat, he heard him say, "I'm scared."
When a senior guarded the pass, he heard him say, "I haven't finished my cigarette."
When his partner died in his arms, he heard them say, "Make him say it again sometime."
They left him one after another, and his sequence rose one level at a time.
Later, an enemy asked him, "What rank are you, exactly?"
He opened his hand. A dozen shadows rose behind him.
"Grade E. But every one of my teammates is S-rank."
Divine book! After reading seven chapters, I was fascinated by the author's language. The line-drawing language gives people a sense of daily life and plainness, but it explores the theme of death. (Okay, I'm not a literary critic, so I can't analyze too much) It's definitely going to be popular. It's so well written.
Bai's description is very delicate. The character's emotional expression and inner thoughts are expressed in the character's head, gaze, and calm words. The plain description made me feel heavy. The description of the environment and some actions are very detailed and varied. Every time I read it and read it repeatedly, in order to let it appear in my brain. The corresponding picture appears (as an aside, I really think Lin Mo and Jiang Yu are a bit ambiguous). The work is a good work, but it is difficult to become popular on Tomato. The writing style is too delicate, and reading requires repeated consideration and patience. It is not suitable for the audience of Tomato. After all, most people who read Tomato do not have that much patience.
The story is based on a worldview in which the strong and weak are divided into hierarchies. The protagonist Lin Mo is born at the bottom of the E-class. His only ability sounds weak and cruel: to capture the last words of the deceased. This ability has never been a weapon to kill enemies, but a scar that will never heal - the fear of childhood, the regrets of his predecessors, and the expectations of his partners. The last words are engraved in his heart. Every time he rises in level, it corresponds to a life and death. The world defines strength by numbers, but the most precious things in the world are never included in the rating list. Lin Mo's strength never belonged to him. He is a tombstone that carries the unfinished road ahead for everyone; he is also a link that keeps the courage of those who have passed away never dissipated. There are no clichés of exciting writing, only regret, nostalgia and bondage to write a tragic story. Rank is a secular yardstick, but the friendship side by side and the tenderness of dying are the highest grades that transcend all ratings and never fade. It is never the strong who make the journey; it is the countless ordinary people who rush to death, who hold up the roadkeepers who move forward alone. The author writes well - from Dear Doubao [Note]
The text is very detailed, and the link descriptions have a strong sense of substitution. I like the strong recommendation from multiple perspectives.
I have finished reading Chapter 10 so far. The author's writing is very tame. It is hard to imagine that Tomato and the author would use such bland words to narrate. Up to Chapter 10, the plot is smooth, the writing is good, and the story development is no problem. I am looking forward to the following plots. I still can't stand it anymore. It's a bit too AI-heavy. There are a lot of repetitive sentence patterns. The more I write, the more it looks like a running account. Some of the logic still conflicts. I can only say that it's hovering on the passing line.
I'm telling you the truth, this is bound to be popular, just like when I read Zhan Shen Shen, I read the novel without reading the title or the introduction. I read it in three ways. First, I look for novels that can stabilize the rhythm when they come in. Second, I look for novels that are steady and not descriptive. Third, I don't know what I'm reading because I keep talking nonsense, but to be honest, it is definitely going to be popular (I am a person who tells the truth the most and has the least method, hey, I can really do it as a human being)😳
This is my first time to post a review of a book. This book is really good. It feels light and comfortable. Good luck to the author! The follow-up must be a high-scoring masterpiece!
There are no gorgeous modifiers, but the simple description always touches people's hearts. What follows is the vividness of each character. There is no supporting character like an NPC, and everyone has a soul. This is my first time writing a book review, I can't help it, ram!
I've read Chapter 9. Overall, it's very good. It's thin and quiet. There's no fuss. It feels like it's enjoyable to read.
Very touching words and plain narrative