Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 1240 1238. Comments on "Under the Bloody Sun"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

Today I would like to recommend a new urban book to you, which was previously ranked first on the list of new books in the urban category.

"Under the Bloody Sun", Zuo Er Si Nian, level 5 author.

Category: Urban-Urban Superpowers.

Summary:
The bloody sun is in the sky and catastrophe is coming.

Hundreds of millions of people are barely surviving.

Wang Xu was trapped in darkness.

At first he just wanted to live.

Live desperately.

Later, amidst the interweaving of blood and tears, he decided to make some changes.

He was determined to use the faint light of fire to tear apart this terrifying darkness.

This is a story from darkness to light.

Break the darkness and the dawn will come!
【Brief Comment】

He has four books under his name, including "The Strongest Medical Saint", with a total word count of over 15 million words.

The new book has few words, but the collection has exceeded 50,000. When I saw the Silver Alliance between Bazhanghe and Old Ancestor Boll, I couldn't help but smile.

After a trial reading, I can only say that it’s okay.

What attracted me at first was the title, which is quite interesting. From the Red Moon, Under the Deep Space, Beyond Time, all four characters have a certain sense of supernatural power.

Wasteland, doomsday, desperate situations, and strong people coming out of the slums are easily associated with blood and passion, which is very exciting.

For masters like Er Gen, their ability to create atmosphere and control emotions is impeccable.

The book also describes some rather exciting scenes, such as the protagonist's determination to join the suicide squad, the tenderness when he sent away his non-blood-related sister, the place in the city reserved for his mentor, etc. However, when he said the words "Once you're gone, you're gone forever", it didn't seem to move the readers.

I just feel like it's not cooked enough.

There are some similar scenes later, all of which are inspiring and good words, but the effect is not very good. In terms of fighting, the spiritual energy sword flow is a bit similar to Xiao Li's flying dagger, and also like Luo Feng's early battles in "Swallowed Star", playing with flying knives.

When killing monsters, they are just killed indiscriminately, and the throats are cut off when blood is seen. The fight is very lively, highlighting the protagonist's strength and rebirth in desperate situations.

The hole as big as his chest was healed by the jade pendant left by his father. The flying knife was truly ruthless.

Therefore, the protagonist possesses an ability close to immortality and does not need to be afraid of getting hurt. Later, when faced with the provocation of the so-called nobleman, he took advantage of his composure and did not rush forward without making a fuss.

Still relatively cautious.

The whole book is okay to read. You can pick it up and read it when you are out of books, but it is not recommended to be included in your priority reading list.

【to sum up】

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【Cang's Ramblings】

The two Silver Alliances seemed unable to help this book succeed.

I just read the latest chapter, and there is nothing said in this chapter, it is very clean.

This shows that most readers keep the books on their bookshelves after collecting them and do not read them subsequently.

The author's update speed is average, the storyline is rather dull, and it's a very old-fashioned face-slapping plot, or a failed attempt at one.

Because the protagonist was rescued by a beautiful girl, he was spared from being beaten.

I don’t really like the author’s writing style. It’s the same problem as the books I introduced before, one sentence per line.

I don't know who started this trend, but it has led to many new books being written in this way, as if it can make them appear concise and powerful.

Paragraphs like this that lack appropriate embellishment do not read like beautiful poetry at all, but more like boring notes, so it is very uncomfortable.

Hopefully, this book lives up to the author's expectations.

(End of this chapter)