Thief Hero: I Really Don't Want to Rule the Four Realms

The first central island chapter, to be honest, I didn't understand very well at first, so I read it twice. The author used a lot of words and idioms, but it didn't read very smoothly (I personally felt it was unnecessary, and it didn't have a sense of picture at all, so I might as well describe it in detail). Maybe it's partly a problem with my reading habits. Too many phrases together don't feel natural, and the context doesn't feel right. I blindly guess that the author has read Gu Xia more often. The atmosphere is too strong 😊, the expression description is not too obvious GpG, a bit boring, the emotional portrayal, and the character description are, uh... A bit bland. Putting aside the author's language skills, the story is still attractive. →→Girls, come more and enjoy watching! Overall, the second article is much better than the first one, and the theme is still the growth of Xiaoyuer. But I have read a lot of high-level reasoning and brain-writing (others are also acceptable), and I don't know if you, the author, will develop in this area. Just a suggestion, author, you are also good at writing inspirational books. The overall impression is that the emotions are delicate and the writing style is fresh (which makes me wonder if the author has changed!). Personally, I still don't dislike this style of painting. Generally speaking: slow hot wind, dull in the early stage and "explosive" in the later stage. The emotions in the first article are delicate enough, but the characters are not vivid enough, but the writing style is acceptable and the atmosphere is full; the emotional portrayal and character descriptions in the later chapters are significantly improved. It should be a refreshing article based on the introduction. Friends with patience can read it. Also: Is the author's random nicknames for people intentional (it sounds too outrageous to read)? Uh-huh, Qin Jiu is indeed the most successful one, and he is perfect in all aspects. Author, come on!

Such two names are rare anymore.

May your books be filled with true feelings in the world; may your pen contribute to the beauty of the world.

The name looks interesting, but after I clicked in and saw the introduction, I somehow didn't want to read it.