The Legend of the Wind Wraith

Bad Guy, Tang Yin, Feng Gui, Wu Wu Huan, and now Desert Island, several books are worth reading.

The follow-up work of Tang Yin in Another World, a must-read for those who like Tang Yin in Another World

After reading Tang Yin in Another World, I continued to read this book. The author's writing is very awesome. It's my favorite type, but I didn't see enough of the ending of Tang Yin and Yin Rou. It would be great if the story of their couple could be written. This is what I regret. In addition, I really can't figure out why Ningnan's military strength is comparable to that of Feng Kingdom. Why did the two counties in Ningnan, the eldest son Yuanhong's eldest son, fled to Ningnan for more than 380 years and developed with the same strength as the dozens of counties in Feng Kingdom that developed for more than 380 years? I don't understand, I don't understand @ [angry][angry][angry][angry] Most people who read the author's book should do so because of his feelings. Everyone agrees with the author's story about Tang Yin in another world. The subsequent books feel not substantial enough, and the story structure feels too small. I hope the author will sort out his ideas and use Tang Yin in Another World as a prequel and the characters in Tang Yin's book as the background to write a large-scale novel, such as the real fantasy world of cultivation that people on this continent planet go to after breaking through the Three Realms. Later, I started to study fantasy and immortality in a real sense. The best number of words should be more than 8 million. I basically like to read large-scale novels. Basically, the story structure of less than 5 million words is too small, there are many holes to fill in, and it is not substantial enough. This time, I was really short of books, so I found Tang Yin in Another World and found a very good book and author. Looking forward to the author's subsequent works. @ Question: Why can Tang Yin and the protagonist of this book improve their strength by devouring the enemy's spiritual energy, but why do they not deliberately improve their strength every time? Do you always think of increasing your strength to devour the opponent just before you die? Is this fun? [Angry][angry][angry] Point of confusion: Since we are writing a story about the Warring States Period, there is a cultivation system. Since we are writing about a cultivation system, there is also a technology system. I personally feel that this is the most confusing part of Tang Yin and Feng Gui. Neither cultivation nor the technological system can be looked at deeply. We can only glance at it at a time. We can only look at the final outcome of people and countries. We must not take the realm of cultivation and technological products too seriously. This may not seem too tiring. If you insist on wondering why cultivation is so slow and how the technology is, you will not be able to see it. @ Finally, what attracts me most about the author is: the description of the relationship between men and women, the description of getting along and falling in love, the details of life and the description of the interactions between the two parties, and the description of all aspects of communication and getting along with each other. This is the type that I like very much. [Angry][angry]

For such a beautiful book, I really don't understand Tomato with this rating. All I can say is, if you read it, you will definitely not be disappointed. By the way, this is martial arts, not fantasy. Let's just say mortal flow.

Good, good, good, good

Tang Yin's sequel, if you like military themes, you can check it out, Military God Book

I won't say too much, but I've seen it before, and it didn't impress me that much. Now I've watched it again there, and it's so exciting. I like the character Shangguan Xiu very much. He has both shortcomings and advantages, and he's not like a typical protagonist in a novel.

Seeing this, the plot does not drag on. I have developed my national treasure eyes. Worth it Looking forward to...

It's so beautiful. I spent a long time flipping through it before I found a book worth reading! Not bad, really good

The author's writing style is not bad, and his literary skills are profound, which shows his intention. Compared with the popular Shuangwen, this book is read by fewer people and has low ratings, but it is indeed a rare and good book. Although it is not as good as Snow, Songs, and Swordsman, it is not bad at all.