My Sister Was Murdered, So I Became a Red-Clad Reaper from the Start
妹妹被杀，我开局化身红衣索命
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 500k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Superpowers
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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222Chapters
2kRecommendations
221.2kFans
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It's utter garbage, a complete waste of the beginning.
After all that build-up, you ended up with a huge mess. You think controlling your fan base will guarantee all positive reviews? Are you kidding me? That guy below posted a negative review at 8 AM this morning, and by 10 PM it had nearly two hundred likes. You know why, right? You wrote garbage and didn't want people to say it. You think controlling comments will make you feel better?
Seriously, the beginning was alright, but after leaving Jiangcheng, it turned into a clichéd cultivation novel. Every female character who sees the male lead goes into a rage on the spot. Whether it's a wealthy heiress or an aloof beauty, they all instantly transform into shy, adoring fangirls after meeting the protagonist...
The beginning was interesting, and I forced myself to read up to chapter 110. Then, I removed the book from my bookshelf. Goodbye forever!!
The beginning was fantastic, it felt like it was going to be legendary, but around 300,000 words in, it started to feel more like a character with a fixed role and even teaming up with others. I don't know how others felt, but my interest waned considerably. The protagonist seemed to have become a capable person instead of the resentful, red-clad figure. Also, something felt off.
Why is that?
I remember the protagonist was a ghost, right? Your writing is so human! It feels like you've written a person?
The opening was brilliantly written!
The story starts by portraying the woman in red as invincible, but once the protagonist becomes the woman in red, she appears effortlessly. The story makes her seem incredibly powerful, but then it's depicted that killing her is as simple as three people in the province?
Snow, it is snow, the author added snow.
He speaks off the cuff, writes without thinking, and acts on a whim without considering the consequences. It started off well, but gradually it began to stink. I thought it would improve later, but it still ended up being a huge disaster.
The part in Jiangcheng was quite good, but it changed after leaving Jiangcheng. The ghosts were almost portrayed as human. Also, the woman in red seemed pretty powerful at first, but then several of them keep appearing later on, giving me the impression that she's nothing special.
This isn't even the worst case; it requires red and white to clash!
I guess the villain escaped abroad, so the protagonist chased him overseas.