Holding a Knife

If this book is not popular, it is unacceptable. It is best to write a few million words to see if there is a vast world behind it.

It is a very good book that has no unfinished ending. The innate wood moves Qi into Tao, followed by earth, fire, water, and finally gold. The five elements are gathered together to defeat the big boss and bring peace to the world. . . . . Growing up along the way, family, friendship, and love are all protected by the elders of the master's family. . . . . Very good book

It's a good book, but I couldn't put it down even after reading it many times. The plot and character descriptions of this book are all good. I hope you can keep it up in the future!

After reading this book, the writing style is not considered a quick one, but it can be considered a masterpiece. The plot is quite touching, and I personally think it's quite beautiful. Even the villains have feelings. Not so much retarded. They are all foxes of thousands of years. If they are too mentally retarded, they will be so disappointing! Isn't it? The shortcoming is that the two major enemies at the back are dealt with too sloppily and too quickly. This also has a lot to do with the author's lack of imagination for fantasy. Read more works by other great masters and broaden your horizons. The next work should be more exciting! Finally, I hope that the author himself will read it again carefully and correct so many typos.