ROAD TRIP!
• LIN LIE and JI SHUANGSHUANG journey northwest to the ancestral headquarters of the Nuwa clan with Lin Lie's roommate CHENG at the wheel. But Shuang Shuang's homecoming is anything but peaceful.
• Can Lin Lie master the SWORD OF FU XI in time to help save Shuangshuang's home from Chiyou's demon horde?
Rated T+
Shuizhu's narrative, translated by Amy Chu, captivates its audience like the greatest epic quest tales of ages past. Read Full Review
Having someone yell "Get off my lawn!" as they plow through a horde of undead is the description that perfectly describes this book in a nutshell, and by the end of it all I couldn't help but get lost in all the craziness, and here's hoping next issue is just as fun. Read Full Review
Sword Master heads to the Nu-Wa Tribe to try and understand the sword of Fu Xi! Read Full Review
It is fast-paced but fun. The emotions could've been toned down other than that I'm excited for the next.
This was fine. I mean, it feels very superficial and empty, but it moves quickly enough for it not to get my ire too much.
This loses some points for "cowabunga" and "get off my lawn" -- and it didn't have a lot to spare.
I haven't read Sword Master #1-9 but I've just read this one now and it was kind of boring.
It was just one big fight really, not much plot at all. And also, considering that it's market price is €3.99, the book was way too short. I finished it in like 5 minutes. Kinda sucks that.
On the other hand I did quite like the art, however, though the main girl had a shirt on, it was really tight so you could see the outline of her tits quite clearly which I think is a pathetic way to draw a character.
Sorry for getting political.
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