The Resurrected Hero Just Wants an Eye for an Eye

Ah... I inexplicably wrote a strange book review... (I'm very sorry). In terms of writing style, the detailed descriptions seem a bit lacking... The battle scenes are somewhat monotonous, and the imagery conveyed by the text itself seems a little weak... It's as if it didn't quite capture the essence... Also, some transitions seem a bit rushed; if you don't look closely, it's hard to tell the scene has changed... I'm very sorry! The author seems to have tried very hard... But if they paid more attention to the detailed descriptions, it might be better. I'm very sorry! Also, regarding the various meanings conveyed by the characters...

Sometimes I really think I should just stop updating. So, is it really true that a single theme can only appear in one author? I know my writing is terrible, and almost no one reads it; I'm only sustained by my interest.

In today's world where violence and tyranny are rampant, I fear a sudden scene of grasping at the future.

The hero of the stick becomes the hero of the cave.

Excuse me for asking, is this book primarily about the male protagonist or the female protagonist? QAQ

I just started reading it. I like the theme, but the writing in the first few chapters is really not good. 🤔 Has anyone read it? What do you think of the writing later on?

After the first chapter, the killing of the empress meant that the rest of the story was no longer the concern of that country, right?

The description gives me the feeling of a healing warlock.

I've only read up to chapter 3 of the prologue. Does the author even know what logic is? If not, what you're writing isn't a novel; it's just your own chaotic fantasies. A story needs a coherent setting and logic, which I can't see in your work.

That's strange, the context doesn't seem to connect very well.