This book is a must-read, soul-stirring, thick and thin, with worlds, family, country, humanity and feelings. It's really good to read. It seems to have been included in some writers' association. It's free now, so read it quickly.
I just bought Chapter V of this one. The first few chapters are still boring explaining the background and advancing the plot. The later chapters are much more exciting, logical and interesting, and some life wisdom. It's hard to remember foreign names, so I read them without hesitation.
It's a post-apocalyptic infrastructure story. The plot is relatively flat, and it's a farming style. Several battle plots are too late, and it ends hastily just as it struggles to arouse a little passion. The emotional interactions in the middle are described very delicately, and I can't bear to skip it. I like the cool sense of chivalry of the male protagonist. The male protagonist's CP is almost meaningless, and his character is like a tough-blooded soldier. The fan circle culture is a bit disgusting. Readers will be viciously criticized by loyal fans when they express their opinions.
Know the world but not the world, experience is smooth and innocent. The supporting characters are also beautiful and hard-working, girls help girls, the male protagonist is a gentleman, educated, open-minded and clear, and very principled, and the story is written with positive energy.
This is a must-see, and it's free. The protagonists are both three-dimensional and charming. It shows a bloody but cute world, cruel and sincere, and it doesn't violate peace. The branch plot is also very interesting (a promising female knight-errant who is romantic but will never make you feel obscene, has a little sense of pleasure and revenge, which makes it much more enjoyable to watch). You can also watch "Siren". I have watched it no less than four or five times. It was written more than ten years ago, right? It's still very interesting to read now, and it can be regarded as a true love story. "Servants of the Dragon" and "Chasing the Dragon" are both Western fantasy novels. The fried chicken is very interesting, because the author has locked the color, so I suggest you search it.
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