Writing a review paper required a lot of effort. Any tactics is there to complete it in short span of time. Especially for Elsevier or reputed journals with high Impact factor.
The preface to my book, Black Lives Matter: Lifespan Perspectives, describes the "Fairchild Method for writing a literature review."
As you state Manigandan - they require a lot of effort - so why 10-days? The journals are not imposing that timeframe. The shorter the timespan, the less likely that it will be a 'finished' product that would stand a high chance of success - especially within high impact journals - and especially as literature reviews are often not considered high priority for many journals - whether they be integrative reviews, systematic reviews etc.
I agree with Dean. You need more than a review; you need to do a meta-analysis, taking into account bias caused by different methodologies, study selection and design. The time it takes is irrelevant, so long as you do a good job
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