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I thought the beginning was okay, but the ending was rushed and the holes in Sword Classic of Mountains and Seas were not filled in. I liked the fact that there was no female protagonist.
Writing everyone except the protagonist as if they are mentally retarded, does this represent the author's IQ...
The author's logic is confusing, and there are serious problems with the character of the protagonist. The protagonist loves to pretend, and looks like he has the pearls of wisdom in his hands. He is a bit of a villain and doesn't have the feeling of counting to 13. In addition, the combat power is vague, and the protagonist can kill the enemy inexplicably, no matter what the enemy's level is.
There are some flaws in the front, but they are acceptable, but there are some problems in the second generation of Fury. You can say that he is confident that the big shots will protect him, or he can go far away to become a bandit or hide his name anonymously. After all, his escape plan has been arranged, so he can just go back and let his superiors arrange it? You can go out alone to deliver a message when no one is protecting you, and you are not afraid of being robbed and killed along the way? Even if you enter the capital, people won't dare to touch you? And when he arrived at the rebel king's place, he was incited to rebel with just a few words? What about the protagonist's IQ? What about quick wit? You write about an anti-king who gets stronger step by step. Along the way, some people take the initiative to give up their positions, and some people just bow to you. Do you have that kind of intelligence? How can someone with no brains of his own manage tens of thousands of people?
Nothing new, a cliche series, nothing innovative
I originally thought that this was plagiarism, but at first glance, I saw that the author was all you. What's the difference between this one and the villain BOSS?
It was okay at first, but the post-combat strength was too messy. I took 10% of the content to increase the level from five to one😅😅
This is the author's third book that I've read, and it's very good.
It's getting messy! I can't stand it anymore in the mid-term! Slipping away
It's really unacceptable. If you write about weirdness, just write weirdness. If you write about martial arts, just write martial arts. If you write about dynasty struggle, what does it mean?