Catching a Knife

If I can watch martial arts, I will give it to Xiancao. In addition to Jin Yong, Xiaolin Fengge, this is the fourth one. The standard is that the character has a brain, and the writing can be both lively and serious, and of course the writing must be good. It feels like reading Feng Ge's Little Lime Book back then, and it feels good. Rating: grass jelly Second comment: The reason why grain and grass fell so fast is that I didn't see the main line or the main line was written uninterestingly.

Traditional martial arts. I have watched relatively few martial arts movies since I started, and most of them had a stiff beginning that made it difficult for me to get into the plot. This book is not bad. It abandons the messy background settings that make people feel dramatic, and goes straight to the theme. The plot of stealing a knife and seizing a knife at the beginning is one after another, and it reads like a paper book. I personally like the character design. The male protagonist feels like a blend of the movie version of Zhang Wuji (the leader of the Demon Cult) and the young Guo Jing. Just came out of "Taoyuan", possessing profound internal strength and exquisite sword skills. When he first entered the world, he didn't know much about the world. However, he seemed dull, but he was actually talented. It seemed a bit blunt at the beginning, but as the plot developed, it started to become a bit sinister, and the character was established. Of course, the more important point is that the protagonist always has his own bottom line, which I think is very important. The heroine is not very likable in front of her, she is just like the son of a witch. Both stealing and poisoning. After seeing it, I can accept it. Her personality is not particularly bad, everything happens for a reason, and the identity of others is indeed a witch (´◔ ‸◔`) The plot is not very novel, but the author's writing is good and quite engaging. To avoid spoilers, I won't go into details. Also, the author handles the details well. It can be seen between the lines that the characters in the play have their own characteristics. I look forward to more detailed treatment in the future to make the characters more three-dimensional.

Learn the essence of Chinese culture and carry forward the fragrance of the mouth

It is the most flavorful traditional martial arts novel I have seen in Qidian in recent years. As someone who grew up reading "Martial Arts Edition", it is a blessing to encounter a martial arts novel of this quality in this era of decline of martial arts. The first volume has just been written, and the story of a simple and honest young man with strong martial arts skills who comes from the sect of a reclusive master comes out of the world for the first time, and meets a clever and eccentric girl and travels the world together with him. The story has just begun. It is a rare novel that can see the spirit of Jianghu. A knight who retired to practice medicine but drew his gun and risked his life to help an old friend for a piece of news. The sentence at the end of Chapter 47: "That year in the bandit village, I told you how to repay your kindness. You said I should not forget you now that I am rich. If you offend me in the future, please tell me not to blame you. The first one was fulfilled when I became a disciple, and now I am fulfilling the second promise." It made me stand on end. The characters are numerous but not cluttered, the writing is superb, and the interactions between the male and female protagonists are cute and interesting. Although there are not many suspense and twists in the plot, it was really refreshing to read along. I hope the author can write better and better in the future, keep up the good work.