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A review by clouddhart
Thousand Autumns: Qian Qiu (Novel) Vol. 4 by Meng Xi Shi
adventurous
medium-paced
3.25
yan wushi in love, yan wushi in love, yan wushi in love. important things need to be said three times.
to be completely honest, this might be my least favourite volume. book 2 and 3 held my favourite scenes, and probably the most impotant developments for both the plot and the characters. initially, i gave the first volume 3 stars because not a lot happened, and because i knew what story was waiting ahead. in this sense, this book should also get 3 stars. but yan wushi's in love. and i love to see him suffer.also, shen qiao fighting hulugu, yippeeee my favourite scene from this book
to be completely honest, this might be my least favourite volume. book 2 and 3 held my favourite scenes, and probably the most impotant developments for both the plot and the characters. initially, i gave the first volume 3 stars because not a lot happened, and because i knew what story was waiting ahead. in this sense, this book should also get 3 stars. but yan wushi's in love. and i love to see him suffer.