The Scarlet Bone Ladder

The book is fantastic. I came directly from the book list provider, glanced at the summary and synopsis, and read it straight to the point of being available for purchase. Before it appeared, I thought it was just another random novel with millions of clicks, but wow, is this for real? The entire book is flawless, the writing is smooth, and although there are a few plot holes, they're minor. To be honest, I'm still a little disappointed with its current success.

I think it's fine if you write about bears, but I can accept treating them equally, and I can even watch bears being cute occasionally. But you can't say someone's intelligence is far beyond that of ordinary people, and then turn out to be just like a big Shar Pei; you can't keep talking about bears being cute all the time. Is the bear the main character or the red bear?

Ah, it's so well-written! As a reader who only reads completed works, I'm so sorry I didn't support the author when they needed subscriptions the most... Seeing the subscription numbers after the finale is really heartbreaking... I'm also confused as to why so many people are criticizing such a good book, but it's truly amazing.

Over three hundred chapters! I'm thinking of giving it a mediocre review. (☆_☆) The author's strength lies in portraying the characters in a three-dimensional way. The protagonist has a distinct personality, which I love, haha. I also love the companions along the way; they are all adorable. The lone wolf is cool, but the female lead, who fights alongside trusted friends, is also cool.

This is my first time writing a review. I added the book to my favorites after reading just one chapter when I was looking for it. The characters are very well-developed, and the psychological drama is exceptionally well-written, creating a strong sense of immersion. The grand celebration of Huai Ren City in the 300+ chapters brought tears to my eyes.

I guess the reason is that many people read pirated copies. I personally really like this book, and I hope your next book will be very successful.

I've read over two hundred chapters, and overall it's quite interesting. However, while the story is entertaining, it's sometimes really nonsensical. Aside from the constant setbacks and being relegated to a mere spectator role, the protagonist starts off with a lot of domineering verbal skills, but then can only run away when things get tough.

I don't really like the protagonist. His way of speaking is problematic. He doesn't explain things to his former friends when he should, nor does he try to find an opportunity to do so. He also talks nonsense about those stronger than him when he shouldn't, and he loves empty rhetoric.

I've seen recommendations for this book on several non-romance book lists, but to be honest, the titles and summaries didn't really appeal to me. Recently, I was looking for something to read, so I read the reviews and kept going. I found it got better and better as it went on. I hope this can be a recommendation for those of you who, like me, give up at first glance. It's worth reading!

I've read the first chapter and added it to my bookshelf; it seems pretty good. First of all, the name sounds pretty good, but the blue cover always reminds me of police announcements... The synopsis inexplicably gives me the feeling that the protagonist is really annoying.