Wuxia: The Storyteller of Qixia Town Makes the Female Emperor Burst into Tears

The author really didn't want to say that Xu Fengnian is just Xu Fengnian! What did you say about Xu Luannian? Someone wrote about it before and I didn't say anything. But it's been so long. You also write about Xu Luannian. Read it for yourself. What do you want me to think? The empress is always in tears. She may have killed more people than you have ever seen. She bursts into tears after hearing a story. I am also speechless.

Author, do you know how big a place needs to be to accommodate 10,000 people? In addition, tables and chairs must be put down for people who come to listen to eat and drink. Stars hold concerts. Stadiums cannot accommodate 10,000 people while keeping tables and chairs down while maintaining smooth walking. This is still the first floor hall you wrote, which means that the remaining 60% must be this big to build the building. Martial Arts is not fantasy. It can be exaggerated but not outrageous.

Poor Bai Xiaosheng, the world merged as soon as he arranged the weapon list.

There is no point in writing Jianghu novels in the genre of storytellers. The protagonists of this type should at least be pushed sideways to be interesting. After all, you control the unknown and reveal secrets. If the protagonist is too weak, there will be no pattern. If you approve a big story and write about various wits in the Jianghu, or participate in changes, you might as well just write an original martial arts novel. There is no point in wearing this kind of skin.

Nowadays martial arts can't survive without snow, right?

The protagonist is very weird. He has the storyteller system and wants to comment on those messy things, but the protagonist also wants to live a casual and comfortable life. This is quite contradictory. Since we have to comment on things that can easily offend people and live a comfortable life, shouldn't we have to be intimidated by our strength? After commenting, someone came to the door to make trouble in public and smashed the tables and pillars of the inn. After a few words, the protagonist just let him go without any expression? Even if you don't kill them, you still have to make them pay for something, right? Also later, someone directly tried to kill the protagonist but was blocked and then released... I can see that they want to portray the protagonist as a master, but being a master does not mean that he has no temper... Since the protagonist is so smart, shouldn't he be dealt with directly? It saves trouble to show off your strength. You have to wait for someone to plot against the protagonist later before killing him. It's too weird to want to live a comfortable life but make trouble in a high-profile manner and then not know how to show off your strength. At the same time, you want to describe the protagonist as having a deep palace.

Why is it said that the books are all in the snow? I almost vomited, is there nothing else?

Hurry up and deal with Lin Xian'er, my cousin looks uncomfortable.

What I want to read is a storyteller, but it's basically a review, which is not my cup of tea.

Recently, I like to read story-telling and review novels, but with this genre, nine out of ten novels are set in Qixia Town, and nine out of ten novels are about snow. It's really boring.