The Chilling Road to Slaughter

To be honest, I'm wary of authors with chapter titles like these, because their writing is often terrible. I rarely recommend them; the longer you read, the more you feel sorry for the author.

This is a traditional martial arts novel, very well written. Keep up the good work, author! I haven't finished the previous one yet.

The description looks like a death knell 😁

Seeing this book today, I felt inexplicably sad. It wasn't because the book was bad, but because it felt like the martial arts genre had truly declined. Looking at the data, the top-ranked martial arts novel only has a little over a thousand monthly votes, far behind other works. But to say that martial arts has truly declined is a stretch.

Time flies! It's been four years since I last logged into this account. Many of the books on my old bookshelf have been taken down, and many authors are no longer searchable. Some authors haven't written anything in a long time. It's good that the author is still updating.

I hope the protagonist's story won't end too badly.

From "Jingyue Yixiang" to "Shalu Han", from undergraduate to graduate school, from a non-985/211 university to a C9 university, we hope that Changfu can persevere. Through wind and rain, readers will always be waiting for you!

My heart aches for the author. Such a good book, such excellent writing, and it hasn't even been published yet. Ever since I read Jingyue Ningxiang, I've loved Changfu. He's truly no less talented than Fengge or Wang Qingchuan.

It's well written. As long as it's not slow motion, it should be good as a TV series.

Such a good book, why not sign a contract?