Dual Sword God: Book 7: The Crimson Devil of the Redlands

by Shadows Finger

With the events of the brutal Devil's Nest now behind him, Feng Yu had finally reunited with his allies Dai Lin, Lang Kuang, and the rest. Once more, having assembled, they begin their journey in the ever so dangerous dunes of the Southern Wastelands, striving to make the most of their limited time to prepare themselves before the rumored Ruin Openings. Nevertheless, as they travel across the unfamiliar southern sands, encountering both old and new adversaries, slowly they will discover that the south might be more than they could ever imagine.

Genres: Fantasy

369 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 3, 2021

About the author

ShadowsFinger is a web developer who began to pursue the art of writing in 2018, publishing the Dual Sword God book series. After being exposed to many Wuxia and LitRPG stories, he fell in love with the genre and decided to try out writing as an exciting hobby. Drawing comics and creating fascinating worlds for a significant part of his childhood, writing quickly became a newfound passion for him, one he'd never thought to enjoy. Now, he writes every day trying to balance his work-life with this exciting field.
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Reviews

[Jason Bost · Rating 4 out of 5]

3.5 star but rounds up

Enjoyable read but had several grammatical errors. The hardest thing to do when I start reading is figure out who is who since there are so many characters and the books are so spread out. The second issue is the battle prestige. It's hard to remember how much each level is supposed to "boost the characters" and it seems to change at the authors will. The only other qualm is the plot armor. Why would his clan not give him a hidden protector to help him when people from the "old generation" try to bully him. Especially with his importance to the clan as in if he dies they go back to being weak. There is letting him grow in combat and another thing being stupid.
All things considered it is a fun read and has some interesting plot developments with multiple characters. From the mcs reluctant harem to all off his party somehow all important persons in one way or another

[Jason W · Rating 2 out of 5]

This book shouldn’t have been written

I don’t exactly have high standards when reading books like this. That said this book was pretty much a waste. There was virtually no action or plot progression until the end. The entire book consisted of scenes like this: “ He glared at the MC. The MC sensed eyes upon him. He just smirked”. Literally, the MC and his group spent the whole book walking around town being stared at and ignoring people. This is a series in the cultivation sub genre. Yet this book has no cultivation in it. The characters don’t get any stronger. Very little is accomplished. In short, this book should not have been written.

[Clint Walker · Rating 4 out of 5]

More of the same

If you like this type of book, you will understand when I say it is more of the same.

I enjoy the characters and how they are developing.

Please....for the love of all that is holy, have the next book proof read.........

[Glenn S Shojinaga · Rating 5 out of 5]

Dual sword God

This has been an exciting series and I can't wait for the follow up books. Hope they come out sooner than later.

[Dana Herriing · Rating 5 out of 5]

Favorite cultivation series

Have read this set of books multiple time, and still go "cover" to "cover" with out skipping any pages or scenes. Just want next book .