The 4.8 Is mainly because there are not enough five-stars, otherwise I would round up the rating to five stars.
Overall, I enjoyed reading it, but it was too unfriendly to Gin. Gin was already so pitiful, why did he bully him?
5 Is the first book in Jinjiang that has been read to completion.
This book really opened the door to a new world for me, and I experienced the joy of fake sword writing~
I really like the description of the mafia/hand/party in the book. Many details are very touching~
I like the character of the protagonist. His perception of himself is that of a gangster. He does not whitewash his evil deeds. He is evil and magnanimous. He is not "evil" for the sake of "evil", but simply has a disregard for the lives of strangers.
Mrs. 5'S writing style is okay, the story as a whole feels very coherent, and the ending part has great plot tension. The biggest highlight of the book is that it depicts the charm of the villain very well. Whether you are looking at Pure Black Qin from the perspective of God like us, or looking at Su Qin from the perspective of a forum, the portrayal is very nice!
This is the best villain novel I have ever read.
5 Although I have confidence in the author's writing skills, I still worried and hesitated for a long time when I saw Gin's setting as O. After all, I really couldn't accept the appearance of Qin Ye being weak, or being controlled and surrendered by lust. Fortunately, the article was completely non-ooc, and Qin Ye was still Qin Ye, which perfectly demonstrated the sentence - being strong or not has nothing to do with gender!
Generally speaking, I feel that the author is more suitable for writing serious literature. As a light novel, this book is not very able to arouse my emotions, but the ending is exciting.
+1 For the Lifetime series, I also picked it up from the old graveyard. It's too slow to update. I'm worried about missing updates. It's still comfortable to use JJ's bookshelf.
5. It is a rare article that combines Ke Tong with horror and the supernatural. I accidentally read the extra chapter of this article at the flower market and followed it. However, the article is very sweet and clear. If it were not for the impression left by the article in the flower market, I probably would not have realized the misunderstanding of mob zero in the article.
This is an all-Qin article, with many misunderstandings. It was very interesting at first, but after reading it, I felt a little tired of aesthetics, and I felt that the writing of Gin was a bit too "white".