The Cold-Blooded God of War and the Charming CEO

It almost ruined the image of soldiers. The protagonist can't stand seeing his woman chatting with other people, but he can sleep with other women outside. What a great protagonist!

It's alright, but the ending was too perfunctory; many things weren't explained.

Many things were left unresolved before the finale; isn't that a case of starting strong but ending weakly?

I must say the beginning of this book was quite good, but the author started to slack off towards the end. The ending was particularly perfunctory; the protagonist just disappeared, which made me very uncomfortable. You have to have some serious attitude towards writing a book! It completely went wrong in the end, which really annoyed me.

Rating it is inconvenient! I remember you had a lot of foreshadowing, and it seemed like there was still a lot of content to be covered in the book. Why was the ending so abrupt? Was the beginning also the end? There must be a hidden meaning! If you had a purpose, you could have just said so. There was no need to ruin your reputation.

The entire text is riddled with typos and the sentences are incoherent.

It's very messy, I'm speechless, and sometimes it's even a bit incoherent. The initial scenes are all vaguely described, which is really frustrating to read. Perhaps the author just graduated from elementary school; the sentences are incoherent. It's truly speechless that they could produce something like this. =_=

The stories overlap, it feels like plagiarism.

The first three or four days were worse than the last three or four years. The mercenary plane returned empty-handed. Within those three or four days, the female lead developed feelings for that other woman, ignoring her own wife's birthday. I couldn't continue watching. What a jumbled mess of a poorly cobbled-together mess.

It's terrible.