The Scarlet Codex
绯红法典
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Mystic Fantasy
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
771Chapters
12.1kRecommendations
23.4kFans
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The novel is not bad, but the protagonist clearly intended to be free from curiosity from a young age and to take care of his predecessor's family, yet he insisted on taking risks and courting death.
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Don't discourage the author; I think it's alright. Keep it up, I've invested.
The forced foreshadowing was really awkward!! And that wrench—a really skilled surgeon, materializing a wrench as a supernatural weapon? Is that absurd?
This book has too many flaws.
The author has some issues: 1. The supporting characters all know about the extraordinary weapons, but the author doesn't tell the readers, treating them like idiots. 2. The author only talks about the protagonist being family-oriented, but we don't see him actually protecting his family. I think by chapter 10, the protagonist's entire family should be wiped out. 3.
The male protagonist's characteristics: 1. Reckless: Several times he recklessly charged in with only one or two other people, without any preparation or reporting to his teammates. He's only alive now thanks to the protagonist's halo. 2. Stupid: He's repeatedly gotten himself into dangerous situations due to "carelessness" and hasn't learned anything from it.
Day 1: I'm Allen. I feel this is a tiny bit dangerous, I want to go check it out. Ah, it's really damn dangerous. Day 2: Another thing. I feel a little dangerous, but I'm a superhuman, no problem. I want to go check it out. Ah, it's really damn dangerous. Day 3...
A rather unsuccessful imitation. It claims to be cautious, but it's incredibly reckless, courting death everywhere, and only happy when it's dead. If the protagonist's halo wasn't forcibly activated, the protagonist would be buried with grass over ten meters tall by now!
This author seems to have this inexplicable confidence that people who don't like swords will like wrenches. I can only say, it's disgusting, I don't want to read it anymore.
To be honest, I couldn't stand it anymore. Take the "extraordinary weapon" section, for example. The suspense was pointlessly built up, and after dozens of chapters, we still hadn't found out what it was. It was so drawn out it was nauseating. This wasn't a suspenseful element that I could accept. This is the first time I've seen a novel that drags out a weapon's appearance for dozens of chapters. Forget it, I'm quitting.