The Scepter of Heaven
天国权杖
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 593k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Mystic Fantasy
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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To share my thoughts, the opening borrowed a scene from "The Godfather," which was very appealing to me. That profound beginning made it very interesting to keep reading and also made me look forward to it. However, the subsequent development was somewhat disappointing. The protagonist's performance was overly dramatic, with too much acting, which made the affectation seem rather naive.
This name... I thought it was "The Rod of God."
The only thing you deserve praise for is your writing style, but I'll start by criticizing it. What I hate most is your name; it's so confusing. The dialogue, while humorous, is rather clichéd. You borrowed a lot of lines from movies, which makes it a bit weak. Why not deliberately describe the plot and express it more incisively?
It would be an injustice if this book didn't become a hit...
The protagonist and his brother... I think this could even be written as a BL (Boys' Love) novel!
The plot is good, and I like the protagonist who is intelligent but doesn't try to be pretentious. I hope it's not abandoned!
I finally finished reading the 200,000-word chapter I'd been saving up for today, and I felt a bit unsatisfied, so I couldn't resist writing a review. Although the author is a newcomer, they have a solid foundation and it's clear they put a lot of effort into preparation.
The chapter titles in the last few chapters are beyond ridiculous, and is it really okay to reveal Murphy's last name so early on?
Why does this name remind me of a book I read 7-8 years ago that was abandoned halfway through, something like "The Scepter"...
First of all, it's too short, which didn't give me a good first impression. The fact that Vito bought the stock so easily is a major flaw in my opinion. These kinds of things are definitely watched by many people; it's basically predetermined. At the very least, there should be an identity check before a successful purchase. How could the protagonist possibly get it?
I'll wait for you to come back. Now, focus on your own things.