Evolution of Slaughter: Starting with a Single Sword

It's an unreasonable and refreshing article. The first part is a bit novel, but the second part becomes completely confusing. There are too many typos, and if you read too much of the first part, you can guess the content behind it (don't criticize if you don't like it)

Good looking, highly recommended (don't steal my list)

Overall review: It's tasteless and it's a pity to throw it away.

I think it's pretty good, maybe because I like this kind of subject more.

It's okay to pass the time

Pure scribbling

There's not much to say. The protagonist is a tool in the hands of others from the beginning to the end. This alone makes the viewing experience so bad that there is no need to watch it. People who expect the protagonist to transform into an invincible world should give up.

Personally, I think it's not good. I gave it good because it was still watchable at the beginning. I didn't expect that it would get worse and worse later on, and it would still be the same routine. So now I'm adding the reasons for the evaluation of "confused plot" and "poor writing".

Some water

The front is good, the back is ok, anyway, I'll give it a try. When I think it doesn't look good, I'll give it up. The later it gets, the worse it gets. The back has a lot of overlap with the previous routines, and the emotional portrayal of the characters is also very indifferent.