Grave of the Unknown Blue Phoenix Book 4 eBook Tinalynge Mario Saggia Steven Barrera
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Reunited with his friends Hui Yue is out to gain revenge on their behalf. On the road to revenge Hui Yue finds that not everything goes as he had planned and with the sudden revelation of the Grave of the Unknown, Hui Yue takes the chance to gain plenty of rewards, yet with rewards of this size comes dangers equally dangerous. Hui Yue is still caught in the world where only the strongest survive on his road towards vengeance.
Grave of the Unknown Blue Phoenix Book 4 eBook Tinalynge Mario Saggia Steven Barrera
The story starts with Hue return to the capital of his home country to reunite with his friends. Welcomed by his friends he learns what happened to the family of two of his friends in Book 1 and he decides to help them take revenge. What follows is of course training, learning new things and raiding a tomb. Throughout the book we also learn a bit more about the world, how cultivation works and how challenging Hue's ultimate goal is going to be. The book sticks to the tropes of the genre with several interesting changes which to me are for the best.While I like the story, especially how Hue honestly helps his friends, needs others to get ahead and has a much better pacing compared to part 3, the writing style at times feels a bit disjointed. It is a bit repetative and there are several spots where I had to reread the paragraph several times to make sense of what was happening due to bad sentence structure or mixing up names. Calling somebody who is at most two years older than Hue an older man also feels odd. Except for Hue, the personalities of others also feel a bit flat and the same, but that might be an effect of the writing style. Emotions have a tendency to be exaggarated. Finally, reminding yourself not to use a technique because you want to keep it secret two or three scenes *after* using said techniques in full view on the streets is a bit odd.
All in all, I liked the story and I will continue reading the series, but the writing needs some work.
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Grave of the Unknown Blue Phoenix Book 4 eBook Tinalynge Mario Saggia Steven Barrera Reviews
Still needs an editor for that grammar sometimes, and someone to help with pacing and sentences (run-ons). Then again, I'm in school to be a teacher.
This book by far ties up some of the loose ends with his friends and introduces new adventures. I am very happy that he is progressing in his growth. I look forward to the next books on Hue Yue and his friends. I don't want to spoil anything about this book . I will say that it is well worth the read and you will not be disappointed.
Good example of genre, lot of reading for money. However, grammar needs polishing especially use of ed suffix. Hero adopts two talented children.
I have devoured the first four books in this series and can’t wait to start the next. I am a fan of the wuxia genre, but many of the classics are hard to find in English translations. This series is a worthy entry alongside those of the masters such as Louis Cha (aka Jin Yong).
My only complaint is that the books need a little bit of editing as there are a fair number of grammatical errors. Even so, this flaw cannot detract from my enjoyment of the story!
I loved the most recent installment of the series, the entire book is well thought out and flows well. The developments of the book are still very engaging and I loved the entire book! The only reason I don't give it five stars is because of a few errors here and there but it is a solid 4.5 at the very least and when it gets edited I will update my review to 5 stars! Other than the few errors(wich were nothing more than a few incorrect words here and there) I loved the book the entire way through. Can't wait to read the next book!
Main character stated he won't be satisfied with being 'friend zoned' while clearly placing the snake woman there. And in a couple of paragraphs, then said "don't worry your pretty head".
Dude, if I'd said that I wouldn't be friend zoned, I'd have my ass kicked high enough to wear as a hat.
In the first book the main character swears that there is only one woman he loves and later realizes there is another. Hey, standard relationship angst. But not being able to confess is not 'friend zoned'.
Funny how "being friend zoned" maps to "you're creeping me out. I'm(women) saying we're friends so you don't kill me."
The fourth book in this series is very much about revenge and price people will pay for hurting the MC's "family". The book came out earlier than expected but perhaps this should not have been a surprise as the author is nothing if not prolific. If you have not read the first three books in the series, I suggest you do so before taking on book four as it does help to maintain the continuity.
As for book four, I loved it and forced myself to take longer than usual to read it. The OP fun is very much in evidence as the pressure mounts and the MC gets a better feel as to just how far he needs to go to take on the big bad on anything like equal terms. It is also a book about friendship and revenge, adventure and danger, power and the price thereof, and the foolishness of underestimating the MC.
The story starts with Hue return to the capital of his home country to reunite with his friends. Welcomed by his friends he learns what happened to the family of two of his friends in Book 1 and he decides to help them take revenge. What follows is of course training, learning new things and raiding a tomb. Throughout the book we also learn a bit more about the world, how cultivation works and how challenging Hue's ultimate goal is going to be. The book sticks to the tropes of the genre with several interesting changes which to me are for the best.
While I like the story, especially how Hue honestly helps his friends, needs others to get ahead and has a much better pacing compared to part 3, the writing style at times feels a bit disjointed. It is a bit repetative and there are several spots where I had to reread the paragraph several times to make sense of what was happening due to bad sentence structure or mixing up names. Calling somebody who is at most two years older than Hue an older man also feels odd. Except for Hue, the personalities of others also feel a bit flat and the same, but that might be an effect of the writing style. Emotions have a tendency to be exaggarated. Finally, reminding yourself not to use a technique because you want to keep it secret two or three scenes *after* using said techniques in full view on the streets is a bit odd.
All in all, I liked the story and I will continue reading the series, but the writing needs some work.
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