Battle Frenzy

The ending came a bit too quickly; I thought he'd wreak havoc in the heavens. It was still fairly logical, though. The Dragon Emperor. And my favorite, Simba. Sigh… Skeleton, your move was a bit too much. It breaks my heart. A grand world has come to an end just like that. I used to read the updates every night at midnight and then go to sleep... Now that you've ended like this, I can't find any other books to pass the time before bed!

A masterpiece of skeletal elf-style action and bravado, featuring the passion of fighting together, the beauty of first love, the despair of betrayal, the emergence of a master of empty talk, the Tianjing team's conquest of various families on Earth, standing at the pinnacle of CHF, the journey to the empire, the exploration of the secret realm by the wandering group in the holy land, the holy…

The female lead is definitely not Katarina. Wang Zhong has such a strong protagonist aura. If it were you, would you choose a woman who once looked down on you for the sake of power?

Woc thought for a moment, could Old Wang be a dragon? 1. His birth has always been unknown and rather strange. 2. Dragons in the Divine Realm are different; the higher-level ones have human forms (does this mean he was human from the beginning and later reverted to his original form)? 3. Dragon aura and the wings of his true form. 4. The intimacy of fairies.

I read this novel a few years ago, but dropped it after the final round. It left a deep impression, and when I was looking for something to read, I picked it up again. It was a truly nauseating read; I skipped through the parts leading up to the final round, praising the protagonist's powerful Five Elements Body, only to then declare him useless and without potential. I couldn't take it anymore.

I watched a bit, but the rest was too disgusting to continue. Scarlett was the only female lead; Laura cheated on her boyfriend, Shermie fell in love with someone else, Emily's family was wiped out and she became obsessed with revenge, Caroline went to a bar to hire a male prostitute and ended up as a slave.

Do you think Skull's books are like this: Academy + Virtual Godhood + Tournament + Army + War + Unfinished Ending (I've only read the Storm Trilogy)? The Skull's books have a kind of mindless, exhilarating feel, and a strange sense of emotion. This one also has that, but some details and plot points feel odd, and it doesn't have the same exhilarating feel as his previous books.

I read this book a long time ago. It started with the premise of Hou Zei, and I followed it closely, feeling it could rival *Battle Through the Heavens* and *Douluo Continent*. But I was utterly disappointed later. I seriously suspect the "Skull" IP was stolen. The first half of *Skull* had many plot holes, feeling like it had lots of foreshadowing and setup, but I abandoned it all later.

When the Gui and Zhao families plotted against Wang Zhong's adoptive parents, they couldn't find them at all; more importantly, Wang Zhong hadn't contacted them for a long time. Perhaps he knew their identities, which explained his brazen behavior! This suggests that Wang Zhong's treatment at the Gourmet's Club might be indirectly influenced by his adoptive parents. 🐷

It's a miracle this book even made it into the Hall of Fame. Before the competition, it was definitely Hall of Fame material, but after the competition, is it even readable? It's clearly two different books now.