Onix Storm.
When the graphs of Volumes 1-2 are coming up pretty, but they are hit by an inert missile in Volume 3!
After reading it, the condition is like being hit by the ultimate shot. Stunned for more than 5 months to get up and write this review! Let me tell you that anyone who hopes to take the juicy shot of Seden and Violet like the previous one, fold the mat. Because Volume 3, Aunt Rebekka is so hard, crushing and crumbling that he has to beg for life!
The story immediately continues from the peak of the second volume, when "Seden" allows himself to salivate to save Violet's life, causing him to turn into "Venin," so Violet has to turn the earth around to heal his beloved man, along with the national mission of crossing the water across the sea to negotiate a friendship with another kingdom to find the "7th Dragon" that believes to be the only key to this war of genocide.
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On the way, we'll see one of the secret knots of Violet's bloodline, including her second power, which launches very wow, but the nemesis is that the plot goes on, the more the pressure multiplies, the more it leads to the Kailmax War, where Seden has to explode the "Onyx Storm" to protect everyone, to make him go perfectly deep into the dark side, and then end with a cliffhanger-like ending scene that makes the reader want to scream the pillow!
Can say only one word! The mass of her relationship is extremely uncomfortable, because Seden is so afraid that she can't control herself that he doesn't dare to touch Violet, and the mid-plot of secretly wiring political negotiations and playing card games that seem to pull a little bit. But at the end of the story is to step on the midmile pedal, chop her legs, deceive the reader suddenly, and cut off the big bomber, paving the way to Volume 4.
In summary, the mass is a good puzzle, the story expands on a larger scale, but in terms of the mellow and the glowing action of the first two volumes, let's just say that it came specifically to smash the reader!
Goodreads gave 4.2. Readgished gave 3.4.
Onyx Storm. Word Publishing.
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