Wuxia: Rong'er, You Wouldn't Want Anything to Happen to Guo Jing, Would You?

Jin Yong's Legend of Heroes X Gentleman Edition?

The background dynasty of the protagonist should be the Song Dynasty. The Song Dynasty was a coward all his life. Except for the last little emperor, who was carried on his back and jumped into the sea. Instead of fighting for their lives, 100,000 people jumped into the sea. It's just that they put too much emphasis on civility and neglect military affairs. So in the Song Dynasty, rebellion was normal.

Nowadays, writing novels involves swordsmanship and swordsmanship all the time. I lost interest in reading when I saw some shitty black iron swordsmanship. What's the point of fighting with a heavy sword that looks like a door board? As a complete villain, when the strength is weak, it is better to learn some special skills such as hidden weapon fingering. The younger brother fights with the enemy with a bayonet in the front, and the protagonist uses a hidden weapon in the back to kill with one hit. There are so many interesting things to watch.

Isn't the author going to let the protagonist accept Ling Shuanghua? If you don't like being a thief, it won't match the title of your book.

It doesn't matter if the chapters are repeated, it's still the same as a running account

This is a time when heaven and earth are full of people. The great master is not as good as *. Only when you know the Tao realm can you shake things up! I just don't understand. Are there so many bosses? It's okay if any one of them is a heavenly being.

It's so ****, every chapter has a property board, it's just like increasing the word count

Are there any shortcomings in Chapters 47 and 48? I can't understand them at all.

Many chapters are repeated

Your title reminds me of several short-story books I've read.