Soul Hunting Silver Blade

It's good to read three chapters. Come on!

I have been following this book because I really like the style of this book. How should I put it? This style should be like a Japanese comic, right? I don't really understand, it's just a feeling. But now I find a problem, that is, the plot of this book seems to move a bit too fast. At the beginning, it was actually quite good, and the events were described in detail, but later on, the events seemed to become very sudden. For example, the orphanage bandit incident, the Obsidian Hall incident, and the formation of the team incident. In fact, you can describe the causes and consequences in detail, but as the author, after you write it, it feels like an unexpected incident, and it ends very quickly. In Japanese comics, battle scenes are often filmed for several episodes, because they know that the most attractive thing is the battle and the result of the battle. Therefore, I hope the author will be patient and write slowly. Such a wonderful plot and unique style are really unique. The battles in the book must not be like Obsidian Hall, where a few people use their ultimate moves and end. You can refer to Naruto's battle to tell a battle with words and how to use words to depict a passionate Japanese comic battle. Overall, the plot of this book is very good, but what it lacks is a sense of imagery. I hope the author can write it well and not rush the plot forward. Of course, I am just an ordinary reader, and what I say is only my own opinion, which does not necessarily represent other people's opinions. I still hope the author will write well! After all, it's really hard to find a book you like! I believe that more and more readers will read this book! I also hope that Crohn can complete his life in this world!

"Facing the world, human beings are indeed very weak. But... Shielding immature children from the wind and rain, isn't this what adults should do? Moreover, no matter how weak a seed is, it will work hard to grow as long as it lives... And one day it will become a towering tree." - Hejiu

First of all, the first chapter talks about the setting of the protagonist Crohn (to complain, it has the same name as Crohn's disease). One of the settings that makes me very concerned is that the smell of blood will make you tremble, and it is also a setting that you can smell the smell of blood no matter how subtle it is. This is similar to a ghost. It's just that the ghost doesn't have a trembling setting. Also, Crohn's setting of 100% dodge attacks was taken advantage of by the author. There is no doubt that people will tremble when they smell the smell of blood. Although people will only get nervous when they smell the smell of blood, and if they smell it a few times, they will get used to it and will not have negative emotions. And in the small town chapter, both Geralt and Mo Wenxuan mentioned that Crohn's self-healing ability is very abnormal, like a ghost. This setting is also the same as that of ghosts. In the Obsidian Museum chapter, Mo Wenxuan also mentioned that Crohn's self-healing ability was as abnormal as a ghost. So I guess Crohn's identity is... Half human and half ghost! (This matter should sound Conan BGM) Because if it is a special ghost, he will only be afraid of sunlight. If there is a special ghost like Crohn, the human race will have been wiped out long ago. And the setting of ghosts is that they must eat human flesh to satisfy their hunger. Unfortunately, this is just a guess. Whether it is true or not depends on the future plot.

"In this chaotic world, ghosts are on guard against people, and people are on guard against ghosts. Even if there is only one race left in the world, they still have to guard against their own kind. In the end, it will still be a chaotic world." - Mo Gan

The look and feel has improved a bit. Has the writing improved or has the writing style changed?

In this book, the character Hejiu is a very kind, mature, and reliable adult. Crane Jiu's fatal deaths are all related to Buddha. It may be that the author set Crane Jiu to be as kind as Buddha. This can be seen from the fact that he established an orphanage to adopt so many children. When they encounter something they don't understand in Krohn, Hejiu will come out and explain it. This also shows that Hejiu is well-informed. In Geralt's words, Hejiu never married because his lover Lingxuan died and he would never marry anyone else. This can show that Hejiu loves Lingxuan very much, and may have vowed to marry Lingxuan only in his life after his successful proposal. The author didn't write the story of Hejiu's childhood, and it must have been miserable like most ghost hunters. When Hejiu was an adult, he teamed up with three people to hunt ghosts. It can be seen from the chapter of Hejiu's memories that they became ghost hunters for money. The time when Hejiu's personality changed drastically was the time Hejiu regretted the most. He regretted it so much that it left permanent scars in his heart. It's because Hejiu received a commission to hunt ghosts at the level of a ghost leader, and the bounty was large. In addition, Hejiu and his partners had hunted ghosts of the same level before, so Hejiu thought that he could complete the task this time as before. If Hejiu had listened to Luo Ma and not gone, this tragedy would not have happened. Because Hejiu's overconfidence cost him a heavy price. The companions who lived together day and night died, and the pregnant lover was tortured to death. Afterwards, Hejiu killed the ghost by luck (?) And went back to tell Zamasu's fiancée about Zamasu's death, but Zamasu's fiancée hanged herself the next day. This incident caused a big blow to Hejiu. Hejiu's temperament changed drastically and he became a ghost hunter and opened an orphanage to adopt orphans. It can also be said that without the tragedy, there would be no Hejiu today. Hejiu joined Crohn's team because he discovered the existence of a third race and that it might threaten humanity, so he started to be a ghost hunter again. Hejiu's act of sacrificing himself to save the world can be regarded as atonement for the original tragedy in a sense. Now, Hejiu, you can close your eyes and rest. This time you didn't have your partner die because of you like last time. This time you saved the world and you are a hero. In heaven you can face your former companions and former lovers without any guilt. Crohn and the others will carry your legacy forward, goodbye Hejiu. Tree of Shelter——Crane Dove (The first time I write a character analysis, I may not write it well, please don't complain)

After reading it, it's not bad, the author would like to cheer you up.

At the beginning of the chapter, we encounter a ghost killing a village. It seems mysterious, but what's the truth? Collect it first

"It's better not to underestimate human beings, ghost. The so-called human beings, the so-called life, have endless possibilities. Countless choices split into countless results, and countless results sprout more choices. Among them, there must be a path that makes everyone happy! The future of spiritual communication between humans and ghosts will definitely come! I can kill evil ghosts, but I can't kill good ghosts!" - Crohn

Crohn, you don't know when you will wake up and know Kalena's sincerity.

Although this is supposed to be a comic novel... But the characters should all be so cute...

I like Karina the most, I think she will definitely be the heroine in the future!

The mysteries surrounding Crohn are growing, with mysterious male voices and familiar female voices. However, based on the content of Chapter 28, I speculate that Crohn's real name is Miesara.

Well written. Big cheers for the author!

The writing is pretty good, but the words are quite short. Let's hang it on a bookshelf to keep the books.

Come on! The book is very good. I have collected it and will read it slowly.

A little bit of whimsy, a little bit of plausibility, a little bit of reality and illusion, plus a little bit of Western fantasy, constitute a majestic literary work. The author's writing style is very good, and it is worth reading.

"What's the difference? All lives in the world should treat each other with equal status. No one is special. You and the fruits and vegetables in your concept should be equal. You are not higher than fruits and vegetables. You are just organic life forms, but you think you are superior because you have subjective consciousness. It is really ridiculous. In our eyes, you and the ants on the ground are on the same level. The only difference is that you can eat or not eat." "When you eat fruits and vegetables, you only feel whether they are delicious or not, and you will not stop talking because they are life. The same is true for us. Different species have different ways of survival. You should be very clear - life is constant plunder." - Mo Gan

The author's thoughts are quite broad, and the writing is relatively good-looking, especially the chapters where Crohn and Mok Wenxuan broke out. The famous quotes spoken by the characters are also very good. Especially Mogan, the famous quotes he said are very meaningful. The characters are also very well drawn, especially Shawu. I really want to pull him out and beat him up. The reason why the ghost hunter's life experience is so tragic is because if you don't lose something, then who will protect it. If it was just because of a simple sense of justice, he would definitely not be able to persist. But I think most people become ghost hunters just for revenge. Once the revenge is over, they will give up. There should be very few ghost hunters like Crohn. The introduction is still not very attractive, so it is best to change it. As for the cover... Well... After all, everyone is different, so I don't think this cover is very good-looking. But the main thing I write about is that it's a miracle that Killing Ghosts haven't been harmonized, and judging from what Hejiu said, it seems that there will be a third race, and that armored man should be it (aren't you talking nonsense). I wish you will write better and better.

Without further ado, let's get straight to the topic. In the tragedy of Tarkas, after Dias lost all his family members, what he hoped most was to relive his family life with Al, his only family member. But later, when he learned that his only relative, Al, was related to the Tusca tragedy, he went berserk (although Al had nothing to do with Tusca). Dias originally did not want to hurt others, but he was forced to do it. "Killing the other person in order to live for himself" was very painful for him, so the way he chose to compensate was to double the amount of self-massage. Just like the author said, his thoughts are kind, naive and a little selfish. He thinks that hurting himself can offset part of the sin of hurting others, but he doesn't know that hurting himself is a great torture to the people who love him. Then because of various tragedies, one of the siblings tried to "recover" their family ties, and the other almost paranoidly tried to "bury" the tragic past, including their family ties with Dias, and their past selves. There are many people who want him to die, but there are also many people who don't want him to die. Those who don't want him to die are even willing to trade their own lives for his. Are you going to die for those who hate you, or live for those who love you? This is exactly the opposite of Al. The driving force for Dias is "others", but after Al lost too many "others", the driving force for her actions became "self". Al once "lived for the people who loved her", and then lost too many people who loved her, and became "living for herself". Of course Al's guess may be wrong. There is too little information and only so much can be analyzed. Although some of them are just imagination. I personally think Dias is a redemption character, but it's unclear whether he was redeemed in the end. If I could I wish I could write a book with Dias as the main character. That is, same people.

The book continues from the previous chapter. Then comes chapter three. The third chapter is to supplement the settings and spiritual power settings. Then a new ghost appears. The protagonist happens to be training when the ghost appears. From the dialogue, we learn that the ghost is chasing the protagonist, and we also know that Huang Huang was once one of the four guardians of the ghost. Friends Crohn and Huang Huang speculate that they are also one of the Four Guardians (see the follow-up for details). After that, three years of training began. After the training, the protagonist could protect himself. Then Huang Huang handed the fire element blade to the protagonist and the protagonist went down the mountain. Remember, I'm just talking about the plot briefly. I won't talk about some plots and details. Please read the original work for details. The main function of Chapter 3 is to supplement the settings. You can just read the settings and then go to the next chapter. Then the prologue review is over. Well, I think what I wrote must be bad, so I'd better check online how to write and then continue to write the next review! I think "The Birth of a New Star" is more appropriate to title the prologue. The next review is the early forest chapter! See you there everyone!

Since this is my first time writing a review, some parts may not be well written, so I hope you can forgive me! I will only talk about the prologue, and don't talk about the follow-up if you are clear about it. If you are concerned about possible spoilers, please don't read it. The first three chapters, also known as the prologue, explain the world view (but not completely), the settings of ghosts, the settings of elemental crystals, and the settings of spiritual power. Let's briefly talk about the plot. The first chapter is about the protagonist, and then we talk about the protagonist's background, the protagonist's settings, and the incomplete ghost settings. Then he went to the next village to sell coal. After selling coal until night, the village chief of the next village kept him, saying that he was afraid that ghosts would come and attack the protagonist. Then according to the words of the village chief next door, ghosts are very powerful and should not be underestimated (this is not nonsense). Then, as the kindness is hard to persuade, the protagonist stays overnight at the village chief's house next door. Then late at night, the protagonist smelled a very subtle smell of blood and immediately trembled. This is also the setting of the protagonist who can smell as long as there is a smell of blood. As soon as I smell it, I will tremble, and my whole body will feel like a cat is exploding. Then I went to my village and saw that four ghosts had slaughtered the whole village. The first chapter ended. A very ordinary start, nothing much to say. Remember, I am briefly talking about the plot. I will not talk about some plots and details. Please read the original work for details. Chapter 2 The four ghosts looked at Crohn and felt that it was very good, so they rushed to do it. But is Crohn the kind of person who doesn't resist? Yes, he ran away immediately. Then a ghost attacked the protagonist, and after getting rid of it, he was blocked. Just when the protagonist thought he was about to die, the masked man appeared. But what shocked everyone and the ghosts was that this masked man could actually manipulate elements. Later, he learned about the existence of the elemental crystal from the mouth of one of the ghosts, and Crohn remembered the memory of the elemental crystal, but it was not complete. Then the masked man took care of the four ghosts in a few clicks and went to the protagonist to apologize. Because he thought that if he had come earlier, this incident would not have happened. And this incident changed the protagonist's life. After that, the masked man ran away for any reason. After this incident, the protagonist lived in the next village. One day the protagonist went out to collect wild fruits and saw Huang Huang killing evil spirits. It doesn't count as killing evil spirits, it's just fun. Huang Huang was shocked when he discovered the protagonist. In his eyes, the protagonist should be dead. From the dialogue, we learned that the protagonist committed a crime, but he did not say anything about it. And also learned that Huang Huang is the protagonist's friend. Then Huang Huang saw that the protagonist had lost the ability to kill ghosts and accepted him as his apprentice. The second chapter ended. By the way, I want to say that I briefly talked about the plot. Some plots and details were not mentioned in detail in the text. I feel like the development of the second chapter is a bit fast. I think it would be better if there were two chapters. Please move to the next page, thank you very much.

I feel that no one is wrong or right in this war. The author writes very well about the cruelty of war, especially the Battle of Philohera. Although I only wrote one chapter for the Battle of Philohera, in just one chapter I could see everyone's helplessness in facing the war. Especially when Meg killed Sylvain, I could feel Meg's sadness and helplessness. This is war, a life-and-death war.

Now it feels like in addition to the struggle between humans and ghosts, many new camps have emerged, and the plot feels more and more complicated.

I think the paragraph about dreams is quite good. You have to read it carefully to tell what is reality.

The Cadoris are beautiful, have nice names, and are very strong.

Seriously, there is so much dialogue in this book that it seems a bit neglectful of the characterization of scenes and events.

Everyone, after I write a character biography, I will not post character analysis in the comment area. If you are interested, go check it out.

I have been following this book, but the more I read, the more panicked I became because I couldn't determine what the connection between humans and ghosts was. That is, I vaguely seemed to have discovered something, but I couldn't explain it. Simply put, I felt that there was something wrong with the relationship between humans and ghosts. At the beginning, Krohn is a human being, at least that's what it says at the beginning of the book, but Huang Huang mentioned something like "if it were you", I don't really remember it. It means that it is understandable for people to say such things, but it is very strange for the protagonist Krohn to say it. Anyway, I noticed this foreshadowing. From then on I began to wonder what happened to Crohn? Then I thought of something in the book about a special kind of ghost that can move freely in the sun, which means that some ghosts look just like humans. This only deepened my suspicion. Then there is the fight between Huang Huang and Mo Gan. The organization mentioned, Crohn used to be a powerful ghost? ? Should I understand correctly? Then I was completely confused. It was very clear that the person turned into a ghost. It was just like in the movie. It only needs to be bitten or infected. However, although the ghost turned into a human, it didn't say it was impossible, but it didn't clearly say it was possible. My little head was buzzing and I panicked. After a long time I accepted this reality. Crohn may be a person transformed from a ghost... In this case, the outcome of the war between humans and ghosts will definitely come to nothing, and it is estimated that there is a high probability of peaceful coexistence. After summary and analysis, I found that the title of this book is about the dispute between humans and ghosts, but the plot tells that humans and ghosts are a special kind of life. There are no good or bad races. Both humans and ghosts can only be divided into good and bad. After I understood it this way, I found that many things can be understood. Although these mysterious organizations have their own purposes, they all revolve around the long-cherished wish between the human race and the ghost race. The protagonist Crone probably had the idea of ​​coexistence of humans and ghosts when he was a ghost. However, due to his identity as a ghost, the publicity among the ghost tribe was not very good, so he became a human and wanted to understand the thoughts of the human tribe first? Of course this is just a wild guess on my part, but there is always some truth to these random guesses, right? I do feel that these plot settings that triggered my speculation are the charm of this book. I believe that one day my conjectures will become more mature and closer to the truth, and this book will slowly get better, allowing more and more readers to explore the secrets between humans and ghosts. Author, you'd better reveal a little more information... People who have been digging holes are feeling panicked!