Great book. Lots of action
I love this book. I enjoyed the fact that you had a dragon mates to a wolf. It was awesome
i have read both novels and i loved both stories, i felt all the love,heartache and emotions of all characters. truly well written books that i very much enjoyed!!
I dropped reading this, Too much dragging of characters. Waste of time. It should be ended long ago.
Its been months with no updates.. this is soooo not u author Revel.. plssss
Great story. Loved the book but was disappointed with too much explicit sex. Had to skip chapters. I would recommend future books to be pure and we don't need sex lessons.
Enjoyed your book actually passing thru violence Your book is amazing
It's a lovely book from a lovely friend. Enjoyed every bit of it. I'm definitely going to Amazon to snag a copy! Good job. It was a fantastic read. It reeled me in from the first chapter!
WOW!!! The story is really GREAT!!! A lot of left and turns, secrets unveiled with different emotions. Reading this story feels like riding a train with an amazing view. Good job author! I love it!
how I wish there are more chapters. really loved this story
There's this recurring question hanging over everything: what is Su Jiuyue really hiding? The Ghost Doctor reference is huge—Qin Guohua literally says her acupuncture is 'almost identical to that of the miracle physicians from the Ghost Doctor, which disappeared more than twenty years ago.' And Su Jiuyue's internal reaction? Her heart skips a beat. She thinks about her mother's terrified face and the warning: 'Never reveal that acupuncture technique in front of outsiders. Unless... you've met the person who can protect you for the rest of your life.' This is such a rich symbolic thread. The Burning Mountain Fire technique represents her true power—something legendary, something dangerous, something that could make her both revered and hunted. But it's also a cage. Her mother's warning suggests that revealing her abilities has always come with consequences, and the Ghost Doctor sect disappearing twenty years ago implies that consequence might have been catastrophic. Meanwhile, Huo Zhixing is this man who literally battles beasts inside his own mind—the PTSD, the bipolar episodes, the nightmare where he's back on that blood-soaked battlefield. He's her protector, but he's also someone who understands what it means to carry something monstrous inside you. The symmetry is beautiful: two people who are both hiding their true nature, both dangerous in different ways, slowly discovering that the other person is the one who can see through the mask. And that tear on his hand during the typhoon scene? It's the moment the masks finally crack. The Ghost Doctor's legacy isn't just about medical technique—it's about trust, about finding someone worthy of your hidden self.
sometimes I don't understand what the line of the story. make me confusing the character sometime