Reverse Slaughter

The writing is quite good at the beginning, but it starts to get more and more rushed at the end. However, the advantage is that there are fewer urination points and no delay. Compared with other novels, the overall layout is not big and there are more typos. Everything else is okay. If you are short on books, you can read it.

So well written

Short and precise, very good.

There are typos, the sentences are messy, and the chapters are incoherent. You have to guess the plot yourself.

The title of the book seems quite domineering, but the content does not live up to the name.

There has always been a question: are the typos and misused idioms and sayings in the novel made by the author himself or are they errors when the platform text is transcoded? If the author made a typo, then the cultural level of the author who writes this kind of fast food novel is really worrying, and he is worse than a primary school student. After all, learning about typos and misuse of idioms has been emphasized since elementary school.

A cursory reading, yes!

Worth a look

Not real enough

The plot jumps too fast at the end, and the ending is sloppy.