The fighting scene at the beginning feels like a battle between creatures of different levels, like a human being, and it feels like an ant. Elephant is too arrogant.
The coup d'état process is also very brief, and the male protagonist's upbringing experience is also very casual.
The dialogue that Captain Hei Jia searched was no nonsense, and the logic was so clear. I liked this dialogue so much, it was awesome. It's not bad to save people alone, but there is no details of the prison plan. I only explained it with God's help.
The fight in the assassination, chasing, feels very real, everyone is a living person, not a god, they can't die, and the process of dying is explained, killing domestic people in seconds, and the dead ones don't know who they are, in the end, the male protagonist With a group of people rushed out, although the final outcome is the same.
When the male protagonist starts to work with his sword in both hands, he will give people the impression that this is the god of monarchical power, and I am the one sent by God to save you.
Tucao, the power of witches is too powerful.
That's it, four stars.
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