
I, the Blind Blade-for-Hire, Have Li Hanyi as My Wife!
我,瞎眼捉刀人,夫人李寒衣!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 128k Words
- Subgenre
- Wuxia Cultivation
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
72Chapters
1.8MReads
13.6kFlowers
10.0Score
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What the hell. You and your wife are both living in seclusion. People have enough to eat and have nothing to do to plot against your wife.
After becoming arrogant and angry. Feilu also has a bunch of blind protagonists
Why didn't the protagonist commit suicide? Wouldn't a blind man be a drag on Han Yi? If the protagonist dies, who will plot against the people around the protagonist? So all the mistakes are the protagonist's fault.
Knife catcher: refers to the attendant holding a pen. In ancient times, attendants had specialized sword and pen officials. Therefore, the "knife" here is a small tool used to correct typos on bamboo slips, similar to the function of a pen. It is a metaphor for someone who ghostwrites a composition for someone else. I'm not asking you to take a knife and go out and kill someone.
I looked at the table of contents and found another one that didn't match the introduction.
The introduction is quite attractive, but the chapter table of contents is a bit off topic! No desire to watch anymore
If the male protagonist is blind, then he is blind. Anyway, the female protagonist is for readers to see, not for the protagonist.
Kind of like a movie. Arrogant
Do you understand what the knife-catcher means? , I don't even know what the knife-catcher means, so I just followed others' writing. Let's take a look on Baidu first! It is said that Cao Cao especially liked to pretend to be a swordsman, and he admired him very much.
According to ancient officialdom, the smaller the grade, the bigger the tube. The same is true in Xue Zhong. The ninth grade is the lowest and the first grade is the largest. Why is it that in this book, the first grade is the smallest and the ninth grade is the largest. It's so awkward, so don't use it if you don't know how.