As soon as the Mo sword came out, the storm surged. The Phantom Master goes around picking flowers and committing crimes, specializing in hunting down ladies from aristocratic families. He is good at disguise and his whereabouts are unpredictable. Who is he? Is he the yuppie boy who was expelled from his hometown by his father and longed to marry the pretty widow? Or is he the young owner of Richang Bank who is rich and wealthy but is not liked by his father, who is timid and unloyal? At that time, the academies formed an alliance, and the martial arts giants gathered together, but eventually turned against each other, causing a bloody storm. Is there someone behind this? Who is planning a shocking conspiracy? The young man wanted to return to his hometown, but he had no intention of getting involved in the disputes between Jianghu and Jianghu. He gradually drifted away, but did not change his original intention. When he suddenly looked back, he realized that the lights had dimmed. The noble lady was angry and slapped the case, the prodigal young man transformed and grew up, the charming devil changed his ways and was redeemed, and the talented man who made a mistake fell into a devil's trap. There are many characters of all kinds, entangled with grievances, life and death, presenting different colorful pictures of the world. I will return to ancient times, who will be with me but me?
Reader comments
The narration is confusing and incomprehensible, and the plot is incomprehensible and the Spring and Autumn Period writing style is incomparable. For a long time, I still couldn't tell who would be the protagonist, and there were no clues to find. Everything was an accident. Moreover, the logic is flawed and cause and effect are confusing. It often takes a long time to explain the reasons, and some of the reasons are far-fetched. The number of words is very poor, there is no detailed arrangement, the fighting scenes are a mess, and all the moves have names. Has the author practiced it, or does he think that the readers have practiced it.
The narration is confusing and incomprehensible, and the plot is incomprehensible and the Spring and Autumn Period writing style is incomparable. For a long time, I still couldn't tell who would be the protagonist, and there were no clues to find. Everything was an accident. Moreover, the logic is flawed and cause and effect are confusing. It often takes a long time to explain the reasons, and some of the reasons are far-fetched. The number of words is very poor, there is no detailed arrangement, the fighting scenes are a mess, and all the moves have names. Has the author practiced it, or does he think that the readers have practiced it.
The plot is exciting and fascinating
Shuitian Jue, Yao'er? A bunch of crap.