That Year, That Cicada, That Sword

Very good. I have been looking for a novel for so long, and this one is right up my alley. After reading books for so long, I am also an old book fan. There are very few books that suit my taste. This one caught my attention!

Although I don't often read books of this type, overall, it's very good. It's not like other books that have no beginning or end, and are terrible. There are very few novels like this one. I hope the author will continue to work hard.

I have to say that the author of this book has a strong imagination and is my favorite type. I hope the author will work hard to update and bring readers a different and good book.

I've read 200 chapters. I couldn't help but come over and say a few words. I heard that the author is a fan of Xue Zhong, so the book is also written with a taste of Xue Zhong. The writing is good, the world background is quite large, and the realms are pretty good. Various institutional systems are also listed well. But the more I read, the more I felt something was wrong. Since the author is a huge fan, let me first talk about the character Xu Fengnian. First of all, this character has a prestigious background status and extraordinary demeanor. But what is more important is the determination not to admit defeat, whether it is following Li Chungang's journey in the world, walking alone in Beimang on thin ice, or being involuntarily after inheriting the throne. Always rely more on yourself than on others. From being under the protection of Xu Xiao to becoming Queen Liang's protection of others, I write it slowly, and even if I read it a few times, I will feel the essence and flavor. The protagonist of this book was originally just an ignorant child who grew up in a small place. Just because of a chance, I met the leader of the Sword Sect who was also on the run. Then he was accepted as a disciple and left free-range. Many years later, the master took him away. In the end, he only learned some general principles. Before he started practicing properly, the master was already found by his enemies, who then put the entire Sword Sect on him. Then there is the endless pursuit, and then rescued by various people, some are blessed by the master, and some are taken along by the way. It even caught the eye of the aloof eldest princess. If Jianghu people pay attention to repaying kindness, then the protagonist has already carried a lot of karma. Just because he is the protagonist, he has the destiny of the protagonist, this background, and this identity. Even if he is the second male lead, he can still be saved. Fortunately, he is the protagonist. The author wants to learn from Xuezhong and create the image of supporting characters in addition to the protagonist. But adding too much word count will only drag down the entire article. On the contrary, the supporting role should be written, but there is no established one. What is described here is that Gongsun Zhongmou and Shangguan Xianchen are really powerful in swordsmanship, and the Thirty-Two Swordsman is quite good. But the character image is still not as good as Li Chungang's performance in the snow. Even that sentence, "If heaven had not given birth to me, Li Chungang, my swordsmanship would last forever," which left a deep impression on me.

The author is imitating Mao Ni and Feng Huo, a combination of the two

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I have been reading fantasy novels for a few years. Although I have been reading them intermittently, I have read a lot. Like fighting to break the sky, moving the world with force, etc. But this novel alone made me truly understand what everyone's style is. It is completely different from popular novels. Whether it is the plot, writing style, emotional expression, sophistication of people, or the outline of the characters, all of them make people sigh: There is no such thing as this in the world. Xu Beiyou! In terms of constructing the plot, the author can be said to have made every detail possible, and it generally revolves around Xu Beiyou's road to revenge. Especially when you see the climax plot at the end, it is so intertwined that it makes people want to stop. It is not like other popular fantasy novels: the protagonists are constantly upgraded, and the plot revolves around the upgrades. They are time-traveled by the public, pretend to be pigs and eat tigers, have peach blossoms, and learn from teachers. As the protagonist continues to climb up to new levels, the plots continue to overlap and recur. Off-topic: But it is so magical. Such novels are often very popular, making people wonder when the clouds will be cleared and the sun will shine. High-quality novels will be able to match their due status, instead of being as confusing as they are now (although things have changed in recent years). Judging from the author's writing style and the outline of the scenery, especially the section describing Biluo Lake, if you taste it carefully, it will make people feel like they are actually there. The author also makes good use of verses, some of which are adaptations of ancient verses, and some of which are purely made up by himself. As far as characters are concerned, the protagonist Xu Beiyou is more of a rebel, with clear grievances and heavy responsibilities. Putting aside everything else, Xu Beiyou has no hobbies of his own. From this point of view, he is like a father, inciting the whole family to do whatever they want outside. What kind of peaceful years are there? It's just that there are people who carry the burden for you, and we will eventually become such people. This is Chinese culture. In terms of theme, the author is more thinking about life. Unintentionally, one of the author's sentences actually has a hidden philosophical meaning. If you don't read it carefully, you may have skipped it (this is the charm of the novel). But for being able to make such implicit means, it is not an exaggeration to call the author a litterateur. The last bit is regrettable: the author failed to continue. Maybe the author has lost his fighting spirit in the face of the muddy waters of the novel world, or there are some other reasons. For us readers, such a clear stream is really rare. We should cherish every chance encounter. Just like the author said: Every reunion in the world is always inadvertent. Every encounter in the world is a reunion after a long absence (I don't quite understand). Finally, on behalf of your fans, I sincerely hope that you can continue your writing and let the story have a beginning and an end. Thank you!

Why is the culprit Murong Xuan not dead just because she is a woman?

The author has made it clear in the last book. Some are imitating Jiang Ye, and some are imitating Xue Zhong. Why do a group of people just bully each other when they don't know anything? I'm not Xuezhong. I like both books quite a lot, but I just annoy those people who bully others.

With the jewels in the snow ahead of them, these latecomers really can't stand it.