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Sorry for the Bakkerpost but I come to you with reviews of the Prince of Nothing from the Chinese internet.

>2015-05-23
> I don't like the author at the back of the book very much. As an apocalyptic fantasy, the characters in the book lack dignity. They are all homosexual pedophile perverts or SBs. They do not affect people's hearts but no one is dead. Procrastination and endless entanglement of the writing, the two places show off the author's philosophical background, causing some tensions to be overwhelmed by endless thoughts. Probably because of the author's indifferent and arrogant attitude, and the old-fashioned style, the sexual description seems very indecent. What's more surprising is that the combat part is pretty good.

>2014-10-10
>This book ingeniously draws nourishment from the Western medieval history, so whether it is the crusade against infidels, the game between clergy and kingship, and the struggle for holy land, all have their roots; the powerful school of magic constitutes another background of this book. Obviously, it is the battle between the Destiny, who is trapped in the nightmare, and the non-god that hides its traces and is forgotten by the world. In the dark, there is Chita's revenge on Sislin. It contains real magic and prophecies, and the magic is so powerful that it cannot be easily used; It is difficult to determine the true protagonist in one volume. The barbarians, the Destiny Sorcerer, and the prince Kaihus of nothing are all wonderful; there are many questions left, such as what does it mean to reappear in the world of Annasuribo? What will happen to a holy war led by barbarians? And the true identity of the mysterious Sharia?

>>19255122
chinese covers are better

I'm going to learn Chinese so I can read Bakker in Chinese.