This is Really Not Fencing

Get started, know the distance, know how to defend, have skills, know the reason Blind guess the last two ①: thousand changes, all transformations ② all phenomena, one yuan ③ see God, enter the Tao...

Weapons are a dream in my heart. I have always wanted to see a protagonist practice weapons. The most handsome halberd, the most imposing Guandao, holding a shield in the left hand and a knife in the right hand. The survival rate will skyrocket, and the battlefield will be invincible.

I don't know if you who read this comment have already read this book, or if you haven't. If you have read this book, then give it a recommendation vote. If you haven't, I suggest you get into it, regardless of whether it is a novel or not. I am a picky reader, and I don't notice that there are too many poisonous points, that the writing is too poor, and that the content is too broad. But this book really suits my taste. I have read about 30 chapters so far, and there are no obvious flaws. Although there are two chapters a day, to be honest, I can't get enough every time. Because it is a military novel, there are plenty of fighting scenes. The foreshadowing at the front is also remarkable, very nice For most of the current articles, the "hook" is drawn out within a few chapters. (Maybe I didn't read carefully enough?) Instead, the author explained it bit by bit, allowing me to better understand the difference between "ash robbery" and "super pleasure". The writing is not too bad either. Of course, if you don't like this kind of book, just turn right when you go out and walk slowly (･ิϖ･ิ)っ I also hope that the author will get better and better, and every chapter will be of high quality. (ฅ>ω<*ฅ) No eunuchs allowed! ! ! No eunuchs allowed! ! ! ! No eunuchs allowed! ! ! ! ! Well, say important things three times! (๑•ั็Ω•็ั๑) The picture is provided, the author can always figure it out

I want to read novels about military attacks just because the author has more chapters, and I hope to read more about Miao Dao.

I've read about fifty chapters so far and it's okay, but there's an extra British saber. I don't know if eighteen kinds of weapons are needed. Isn't it good to master one kind of weapon?

Alas, I just lost my enthusiasm after looking at it

I just want to make a suggestion. If you want to sensationalize and exaggerate the tragic atmosphere, you should make the sacrificed character as vivid as possible. The more details are described, the more painful it will be when the knife is used. Many of your scenes now look very tragic, but the sacrificed character is too vague. He died within a few chapters. There are few details about the interaction with the protagonist, and there is no feeling at all when he dies. This is how you feel miserable but the readers can't get it.

Author, please continue to work hard and don't enter the palace

Are there any similar books? Can you recommend them?

Are there any similar books? Can you recommend them?