Kou Dao

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Recommended by book friends, it's about food and grass! A pretty good new book, with sophisticated writing and exciting content. Recommended reading! I don't have time to write a long review during the day, so I'll do it at night! However, I don't have time to make up for it tonight, let's see tomorrow... Reading this book feels a lot like watching Shenji's Dragon and Snake novel in junior high school. The majestic Chinese martial arts and the warriors who only kill enemies but don't perform gave me the feeling of watching Dragon and Snake for the first time. It's quite good! After reading the content of the book, you may come into contact with mythology later. After all, Mazu has appeared. The article also clearly states that the protagonist wants to use force to defeat the immortal sect. I hope it will not collapse. Come on, author! I really like the author's expression about Wu When ancient people learned martial arts, they only killed enemies without performing. Today, when people learn martial arts, they only perform performances without killing enemies. This sentence describes dragons and snakes, and it really fits the previous part of this book! Here is the introduction: Bandits, invasion! The heart of a bandit is as solid as iron and stone. He can handle water and fire. He cannot be stopped by heaven and earth. He cannot be deceived by ghosts and gods. He cannot do what pedestrians cannot do. If you are born without any bones, you have no choice but to fight against the immortal sect. If you are born with reverse bones, only Kou Dao will live forever. Nima, the protagonist who focuses on being an orphan, 666😂😂 The tsundere Phoenix Princess and the cute Princess Sakura, it feels like they are all the protagonists in the end😏 The last two chapters have been so relaxing to read, so heroic and full of visuals! There are always some people who do things that go against justice under the guise of doing justice for heaven. No, maybe to them what they do is right. Bah, how disgusting! ! !

This book is sincere and great effort has been put into every chapter. It can be described as the Southern Boxing version of The Romance of Dragon and Snake. But there are also disadvantages. The writing style is so good and the Chinese martial arts is so realistic. There should be a transition from Chinese martial arts to immortal martial arts, and we should not rush to introduce mythological concepts. The superior mythical immortal martial arts appear frequently in the early stage, which makes the protagonist's step-by-step progress in Nanquan not enjoyable to read.

It's worth reading if it doesn't collapse in the later stages.