Asura War Soul

The book attracts the reader's attention from the beginning. It revolves around Chu Lan's arduous journey and reaches the peak of the martial arts step by step. The shortcomings and regrets are that the second half is rushed, some details are not complete, and there is a lack of charm between the lines. The ending is also written in one stroke, which makes the book lose part of its soul and leaves the reader with a feeling of unfinished business. However, I still gave it a good review and look forward to the author's better works.

It's very ordinary. It doesn't have any highlights. To sum up, it's just ordinary.

The main character Chu Lan is very handsome. I like novels in which the protagonist is very handsome. The plot is also very exciting and the heroine is also very beautiful. In short, it is very good, hahaha.

The plot of the whole book is quite good, but I personally don't like this kind of book with no results. After reading it, I felt very strange. If the author could finish the final result, maybe there would be more positive reviews.

Excuse me, are there two copies of this book?

The front is exciting. In the second half, it is obvious that the story is developing faster and faster, upgrading quickly, killing people quickly, and killing people seems to teleport. The fighting moves are simple and the details are poor. The protagonist's enemies seem to have the same IQ and way of thinking. Xiaoyu didn't come out in the end, and the emotional line seemed to be there but not at all. It was the least favorite way to end, leaving room for readers' imagination. Imagine being lonely.

There is no ending, the storyline is okay, but it ends inexplicably.

Another waste stream. . .

The protagonist of this book loses his temper when he sees a woman. No matter how much the woman says she wants to beat or kill him, he will just smile and act like nothing is wrong. Is this called decisive killing? Author: Do you know the meaning of decisive killing?

Does the author have any sequels?