The Lonely God of War

I've read this book in physical form more than five or six times, and I'm really not used to reading the e-book because there's so much less plot.

This was the second novel I read in junior high school, and it's truly a classic. I remember reading the 800-page physical copy. More than ten years have passed in the blink of an eye, and today I suddenly remembered it and reread it. It's still as classic as ever. Personally, I felt this book was quite tragic, but the ending was still perfect. Compared to books available now, this one gives me a unique feeling, though it's hard to describe once you get into it. 😊😊😊

A refreshing take on war novels. The story unfolds with unexpected twists and turns, and the characters aren't solely the protagonists; the antagonists are equally courageous, resourceful, and cunning… Only war stories like this can captivate readers and keep them pondering the plot. 🙂

The author abandoned it for fourteen years and then picked it up again; I remember writing only twenty chapters back in 2003.

Poisonous values, and the idea of ​​restoring a nation? 😂

I just want to know, besides me, who cast those four monthly votes?

From which chapter onwards does the repetition stop? The earlier chapters always seem to repeat themselves, it's so annoying.

The book says it was completed in 2017, but I remember reading it many years ago. What's going on?

I don't know why some people criticize this book, but I think it's quite good. At least it doesn't feel superficial, and the content is very detailed. However, there is some repetition in the first few chapters, which may be because the author rewrote it. After all, the author stopped writing this book for a long time and then rewrote it.

Dropped the thread. Another harem novel. He just throws out a domineering aura, and beauties come running. Heh heh.