Devil's Blade Unlimited Reading Sets by V Brett

Devil's Blade Unlimited Reading Sets - A hard-hitting and powerful action-adventure novel written by Peter V Brett - every fan of sword-and-stones will love this one! It's the ultimate sort of crossover, blending the ideas from classic Japanese stories with the fantastical tale of the blade. Peter V Brett brings all of his expertise to the tale of a young girl called Kiyo Suhi, who lives a sheltered life in Japan, away from the hustle and bustle of city life. One day, she finds herself transported to another world - a land populated by vicious beasts - in search of her long lost friend Yoruichi Shihoin.

On arrival, however, she's in for a nasty surprise... She is thrust into a dark fantasy world, where creatures known as "Kami" have taken up residence. The evil Bakugan forces are beginning to take over, and only the timely appearance of a mysterious warrior - mysterious yet powerful - can save the day. Using her amazing super-speed, Kiyo is able to battle the evil forces, and use the mysterious sword Lord Zorasu's sword to do so - but it is then that she discovers that she is also trapped inside the Sword of Truth itself.

There is another reason, too, why this wonderful story needs to be read by people of all ages... Because it doesn't have a happy ending. In fact, in the final scene, it seems as if all of the characters in the book have died - and none of them have gained happiness. Oh, well... they were all pretty fun to begin with, weren't they? Click here for more details about 鬼滅の刃漫画全巻

"Devil's Blade Unlimited Reading Sets" by Peter V Brett definitely has its moments of greatness - especially for those who enjoy reading Japanese fantasy. However, it just drags on way too fast, as if it's taking too long to get to the good stuff. Other than that, the characters are one-dimensional, the story's point is easily forgotten (at least by us Americans), and some of the fighting is too redundant.

One interesting thing about" Devil's Blade Unlimited Reading Sets" is that it makes an interesting sort of moral lesson. Although V Brett claims not to be a Christian, one wonders what sort of message he would send to young readers when telling them to read the Bible, especially when most Christians won't even take the time to get started with any Bible study material outside of what the Church preaches. Or worse, refuse to listen to any non-Christian religious fanfiction. It's almost like telling young-atheists that the only moral values they'll find in books about the Crusades and the Book of Job are the same as the Christian writers believe in. Except that Brett's work doesn't take the Bible literally at all and even praises the very same Bible that he decries in his novel.

For someone who considers himself a "secular humanist," I found that there really wasn't anything special about reading Brett's book. The story itself was predictable, and I'd have liked more twists or turns. However, in all honesty, I've read hundreds of Christian fantasy novels, and I've never come across anything like" Devil's Blade Unlimited Reading Set." If you're a Christian, this one's a must-read. If you're anything like me, it's a quick read and easy to read. I highly recommend this to anyone who enjoys good Christian fiction, especially those who enjoy "hard-core" Fantasy novels, but are tired of the same old stuff.