Wu Liuqi: Anying Suming

Again a great experience!

We must congratulate those responsible for delivering a work like this in the present day. The highest quality of the series has been preserved. The valuation and quality of the characters were again perfect, showing that all characters are important in the plot.
This time the author followed the story in a non-linear way, which was interesting, and certainly different from the other seasons, which were linear. But it is a fact that this even causes a change in protagonism, an attitude that valued the series.
Even though it is not the favourite season of many, it is certainly still a ... differentiated work.
It's important that scissor seven never loses its essence, the comedy. Even though the anime has good action moments, the comedy and the OST are what make scissor seven what it is.
Therefore, if you are looking for an anime that innovates in a genre that is difficult to innovate, watch scissor seven season 4.

I was hoping that one of my most highly anticipated Donghua would deliver and it most definitely did. The 4th season of Wu Liuqi or widely known by the English name, Scissors Seven, feels like a perfect continuation of the rest of the series. Anyone who has watched the previous 3 seasons will understand that the show often progresses in a more non-linear fashion and often takes an entire episode to flesh out random side characters that may have been forgotten from the start of the series. This trope may seem like an awful idea to continue with, as most are excited for the continuation ... of the main storyline, but Wu Luiqi makes what seems like a filler episode fit seamlessly into the grand scheme of the plotline. In addition to a continuation of the storytelling style, this installment keeps up with the amazing OSTs and animation of the previous seasons which set the bar extremely high. Anyone who enjoyed the past installments will love every minute of the show. The only negative I can say is that, much like previous seasons, the show ends on what feels like a midway point rather than an actual end. Don't let this stop you from watching though, as every second is worth your time.

Honestly, I don't know what to review about this one. It was both confusing and boring, yet it was slightly entertaining. There are two things I hate about this anime:
1. The fact that the side stories (time wasters) take up half or at times the whole episode.
2. The fact that the seasons ALWAYS end at the most unexpected times ever.
Each season ends so abruptly. This season ended in the middle of a fight... Not going to lie, this anime was boring during season one, I waited for season 2, and it got better, but was still boring, waited for season 3, and the anime got ... better, and now we have this season... This season feels like it's boring just like seasons 1 and 2 but has excitement like season 3, kind of. Every single time the seasons end, I get a feeling like I wasted my time. I might drop it because this season had very little character progression on the main character. This one was mainly about the MC's teacher, which contradicts the whole Synopsis. Season 4 feels like a whole filler season to keep their yearly season releases up.

In all honesty, don't look at reviews to see if a show is good or not, watch it and read reviews afterward to see if you actually relate with the review writers.