Wuxia: The Peerless Chu Liuxiang

I eat shit secretly and no one notices it. (The author found out, don't cum, it's embarrassing)

And we still became sworn friends after not even writing a few words.

You wrote Su Xin so beautifully that I went to Baidu to read it, but I was disappointed. Although it is not ugly, it has nothing to do with beauty.

But Chu Liuxiang cannot be the son of Tie Zhongtang and Shui Lingguang, because Gu Long mentioned in "The New Biography of Chu Liuxiang": "This question about Chu Liuxiang's life experience is the easiest to answer, because there is no answer to this question at all. Because Chu Liuxiang has no past at all, only the present and the future."

Is the author very frustrated in reality? I feel that the novel is too dark, and most of the characters are on the dark side. It feels like a very extreme plot. I feel that the novel is not a martial arts novel. It is better to call it a dark novel than a martial arts novel. Is the author living a very frustrated life in reality? Writing a novel is like venting his negative emotions, just like a mentally retarded child. It's like a bowl of rice and a bowl of shit are placed in front of the author, but the author chooses the shit and eats it like crazy**

I read on the Internet that there is speculation that Chu Liuxiang is the son of Tie Zhongtang and Shui Lingguang. I don't know what the author thinks.

Chu Liuxiang looked calm and put her hands behind her back. Her originally cold face suddenly smiled and waved her folding fan lightly, "It doesn't matter."

Isn't this just robbery? Where did the theft come from?

Su Xin's son Cheng Shifei should be about the same age as the protagonist, right?

Even if it is to highlight the protagonist, there is no need to make Xiaofeng so stupid, right?