Hand-to-hand Combat Expert

This is a book recommended by the author Shan You. It is quite good. The combination of the impoverished young master of the Jin family and the beggar Su Xiaobeg is interesting and innovative. For example, when Mr. Jin's "Ming Zhi" is accused of being a prodigal by Su Xiaobeg, the author has a good grasp of their personalities. Mr. Jin is kind-hearted (you can even say soft-hearted), while Beggar Su is informal. Moreover, the full text has a lively pace and the writing style is just right. Although the number of words is still small, it is definitely a good seedling worth looking forward to. Finally, I want to talk about being criticized in the comment area. In fact, I also know that most of the people who recommended this book are not great books. Some people will preconceptions that they are not good books. In fact, every great book starts from a newbie. Just like when I recommended Tanling Diary and Pet King, they were also newbies, and now they have very good results. I hope everyone can treat newcomers equally. But I have no interest in arguing with others. I will delete this kind of posts directly, and my single friends don't need to pay attention to them.

The supporting characters have a martial arts-like IQ, but their names are too loud.

This is what I saw when the author came to advertise on my book list. Overall, it's pretty good. It means that the protagonist has almost no explanation in the real world, or it is too tragic and has no sense of involvement. How should I put it, after reading it for so long, I always feel that the protagonist of this book has a feeling of struggling against the tide of the times.

The book has a good beginning, so I'll wait for it...