Tales of Enmity and Revenge in the Eastern Depot

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Yesterday, upon seeing that "The Scholar" had finished, I stayed up all night to finish the entire book, finally falling asleep around 2 AM. I woke up early this morning and finished the remaining seven or eight chapters. I've never felt this anxious when following a book before, but this time, I read it quietly, secretly checking every day to see if "The Scholar" had updated, constantly wondering what had happened between the characters, what kind of person the author was going to portray—was he a heinous villain, someone with clear-cut principles, a plot twist, or a patriotic general? That restless anxiety lingered in my mind. Finally, one day, that anxiety ended. Looking out at the bright weather, I suddenly felt something was missing from my life. What was missing? A sense of anticipation, a yearning, and even a slight thirst. I must say, "The Scholar's" story is grand and magnificent, its essence righteous, and its friendships unwavering and loyal. I can't help but imagine the real-life "The Scholar"—the book reflects the man, and the real-life "The Scholar" is even more magnificent. In the final chapter, after everything has been explained, it will be the beginning of another story. I hope that the scholar will regain his strength and achieve glory again in the near future. Hongchen will always accompany him as always, and we look forward to seeing the scholar's radiant spirit again soon!

After reading a few more chapters, I found it quite good. "The Scholar" depicts the cutthroat world of officialdom, a complex subject matter. First, it presents a large-scale scene with intricate relationships between various characters. Second, the officialdom involves grudges, collusion, and power struggles, all of which require a clear understanding of the text and exceptional control over it. "The Scholar" has achieved this. Another point that deserves special praise is that the scholar's descriptions of the fight scenes are mostly concise and clear, just a few simple sentences, yet very vivid. Fight descriptions should emphasize visual imagery, and the presence of vivid imagery indicates the success of this section; clearly, the scholar succeeds in this aspect. Let's evaluate the writing style again. Actually, the descriptions in this book are different from most online novels. They are not straightforward descriptions, but rather carefully crafted sentence by sentence. For example, the characters' dialogues are very apt and perfectly match the characters' speech at that time. Overall, "The Scholar" is indeed a very good book. Finally, I want to praise the four-character chapter titles. I always try to maintain the parallel prose style, but after seeing the four-character chapter titles of "The Scholar," I found that four characters are also quite good. Finally, wishing the fire great success! 🔥🔥

Bless this masterpiece!!!

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