The War Banner of Osuya

I have only one sentence for this book, the best among the best. The author really tells this story carefully

Take your time, don't finish it because of the temporary pictures. Good writing style and inspiration are both important. This is the best reward for us and ourselves

I don't understand a bit. The latest chapter finally shows that the enemies are actually people too, they are just people who join after being defeated. It's not some undead army. Then here comes the problem. This killing method means that it is actually a streaking posture with no logistics at all. They also need to eat and sleep. Can robbing these things alone really sustain their consumption of traveling long distances in the snow and fighting the enemy bravely? And I don't understand the number of people. A village of 100 people counts as 40 combat-effective ones (not too many, this environment is based on ancient Mongolia, where all the people were soldiers. I think this should be higher than Mongolia). As mentioned earlier, such small tribes are dealt with through outpost patrols. We are all human beings, so I will let you lose 40:4. And it would be good if one of these hundred people joins (if you don't have the strength, others won't want it). In other words, a tribe clearing with 100 people would at best cost 3 people. So how do you get more and more hits?

Every battle is a narrow escape. The magical power obtained will never be used. You will always rely on your mouth to solve powerful enemies. Everything you get is to continue to use your mouth to solve problems that make people anxious. No matter how strong the power is, you only use your own body. However, your body will never be strengthened. From the beginning to the port robbery, I saw a male protagonist in a Japanese anime who has always refused to embrace power. From the fire of the War Banner at the beginning to the power of the Frost Whisperer later. If you get it, it's just a decoration. You won't use it until you die. It's just waiting to be taken into the coffin.

It feels like anything can destroy the Northern Territory. There is no normal person in a group of war banners. The description of combat power is very strong. In fact, everyone is hit at a 50-50 ratio. Sometimes they are strong and sometimes they are weak. They hold a meeting and gather everyone and do nothing, just waiting to be beaten Why does Southern Xinjiang send people to the rally to cause trouble? Anyway, the war The banner is not there, and the highest combat power in the north is sleepwalking. Wouldn't it be better to just steal the house? And the protagonist, do you still remember that you are the tribe's war banner? I almost forgot what your tribe is like The thing I want to complain about the most is that the chapter is either a typo, or the word order is incorrect or missing. If you don't want to write it, you don't have to write it.

I know, I picked up this book too late. From August to now, it has not been updated, just like those books that passed away suddenly in the past, leaving a confusing ending. I really want to see why Zhan Jing defeated the orcs and destroyed the northern tradition of blood and tears, why he killed Qi Wen, and why it was her. When I picked up the book again at the end of January after I had a break from work, I knew that the book was unfinished and had been discontinued. However, it was so well written that even though I knew I would face the pain of unfinished reading, I still had to read all the stories in the middle. The writing is like wine. Ken was a man of great character and it would be great if his story could continue.

I feel that there are several very strange problems in this book. First, the power system is very vague. The author probably does not want to set a realm to avoid falling into clichés, but readers will feel that the protagonist is sometimes strong and sometimes weak during the reading process, which is confusing; second, the protagonist's character problem. In the story, the protagonist will not be depressed, afraid, fearful, greedy, or lustful. Even if he occasionally bursts out of anger, he is as cold as ice. Like the Philosopher King, he is always the incarnation of the right, with almost no negative emotions, which makes people feel very distant. The third issue is the progress of the plot. According to the plot, the story should have entered the middle and late stages. The protagonist is still like a younger brother. In the story, a strong man can kill the protagonist with one finger. The protagonist is a destined hero after all. He is really not good at it. Generally speaking, there are still many areas for improvement, but it is really not easy to have such a book today when the power of Xihuan is weak.

Do you know how poisonous amnesia is, how many readers will be lost? Do you know that wearing it will not only reduce the sense of immersion, but also will reduce the number of readers. The author has thought it through

The average villain is in the second or third stage. The little guy can subvert everything by doing anything at will. The strongest one just sits on the sidelines and turns into a clown every time he comes out. This is not about the opposition between good and evil and positions, but the complete mismatch between character and ability. The plot is too deliberate to make the plot more difficult. You can predict what will happen after you see the beginning. . . Disgusting plot

I feel that the background written by the author is grand, detailed, and very attractive, but can the author not make the villain so disgusting? The several bosses that have appeared so far, such as Tuzhanwa, Lufu, and Gema, all have a few lives, and they are strengthened and resurrected after death. But the most disgusting character is actually Ivan. There is no shining point in his character, and the author crazyly arranges disgusting plots for him. In a sense, he does not have the capital to be a villain, and the author crazyly cheats him to make him a villain. There is no villain. Charm appears just to disgust the author. He is saved by the protagonist's people, takes the protagonist's money, and then engages the protagonist at a bunch of key points. He behaves like garbage, but keeps living, and then gets cheated more and more by the author. Many readers, including me, were blown away by the chapter where Ivan saves the southern army. The villain can make people hate, sympathize, and make people feel scared, but it makes readers not want to see it at all. It is just disgusting in single storage. We have not seen this kind of character in many novels.