Sword Tiger

The new book "Xianxia Miao Miao" has a grand story background and the author's writing style is also good. It looks like it can be played in the drama. It is not toxic yet. I hope the author will always keep it.

This novel does not set up a new world view from a very unconventional perspective, but only starts from the fairy tale setting that has been widely circulated before. Tell your own stories within the old Xianxia world system. At the beginning, when the boy meets a tiger, the adventure is a little clichéd and far-fetched, but just like the golden finger, some people will think about the possibility of the golden finger at the beginning. Later, people will only pay attention to the story after getting the golden finger. After getting the golden finger, the protagonist begins a story of gratification and revenge. In the story, the characters also began to become more distinct. The author also began to incorporate various interpersonal relationships. My guess is that the author is slowly writing his own values ​​and outlook on life into this book. In the introduction, the author says that the protagonist is a villain, but is that really the case? This book is still a seedling at the moment, but it looks to be at least exciting. The language is more concise, the characters are more distinct, and the writing style is more passionate. Highly recommended and looking forward to the follow-up stories.

This is a story in which the protagonist starts to run rampant with a knife and does whatever he doesn't want. A work in the category of Xianxia, ​​but when looking at the works in the category of Xianxia, ​​I remember that the first one I read was Xiao Ding's Zhu Xian. This book at that time also made me feel the charm of Xianxia in this aspect. To be honest, Xiao Ding's work Zhu Xian, the work of Xianxia carrying the tripod, can be said to be really well written! Since Xiao Ding's "Zhu Xian", many good works about immortals have sprung up like mushrooms after a spring rain. For example, "The Legend of Mortals Cultivation to Immortality" was also a very good book. After that, I saw that the category of Xianxia became relatively more numerous. When I occasionally read Sword Tiger, it can be said to be a pretty good book. I recommend it if you like it.

This novel does not set up a new world view from a very unconventional perspective, but only starts from the fairy tale setting that has been widely circulated before. Tell your own stories within the old Xianxia world system. At the beginning, when the boy meets a tiger, the adventure is a little clichéd and far-fetched, but just like the golden finger, some people will think about the possibility of the golden finger at the beginning. Later, people will only pay attention to the story after getting the golden finger. After getting the golden finger, the protagonist begins a story of gratification and revenge. In the story, the characters also began to become more distinct. The author also began to incorporate various interpersonal relationships. My guess is that the author is slowly writing his own values ​​and outlook on life into this book. In the introduction, the author says that the protagonist is a villain, but is that really the case? This book is still a seedling at the moment, but it looks to be at least exciting. The language is more concise, the characters are more distinct, and the writing style is more passionate. Highly recommended and looking forward to the follow-up stories.