Great Tang: Playing Spy Among Spies in a Martial Arts World

Young Miao's new book, are there any handsome book friends reading it~

I have read a lot of mixed martial arts novels. I think this one has the largest framework, the most reasonable structure, and is not contradictory. I highly recommend it. At least it is much better than the kind that starts with a stallion and accepts people when they see it. Mixed martial arts is not just about stallions. Who would read mixed martial arts if they only recruit women?

I unexpectedly came across a good book. As long as it doesn't collapse, it will definitely become popular.

Damn it's really good, really good. I really like the character of the protagonist. I also really like the author's writing style. Come on.

It's very beautiful, the structure is very reasonable, not invincible, not pure and brainless, and the writing is also good. People who give low scores usually do not like the genre, but based on the author's writing in this context, the current combat power has not collapsed too much, and the emotional line has not been too spread out, so it deserves at least four stars.

For now, the logic is clear and the protagonist does things simply. If it keeps up, it should be a rare good book.

It's a very good book. It has all the basics of martial arts, but it's a bit complicated. I'm afraid the author can't control it well, but I will always support this book. I hope this book won't be discontinued, not finished, and not removed from the shelves. Good luck to the author.

The book is very good. When I was about to finish it, I was thinking that if it were not systematic, I would regard this book as the history of another parallel world. The protagonist is just a legendary figure, so this book is very touching and has its own characteristics. But when I finished reading, I had a new idea. The book is good and it is not good, but it is all due to people's opinions, because its ending is a bad one. It is the ending of the ending. Some people like to see a perfect ending, and some people like to leave a thought and make up their own minds. Therefore, no matter what the reason is, whether the author can't write it or the author has this idea, it is very good. It leaves an ending that is not an ending, a thought, and a broad world that guides the inner world.

It's very interesting, but the protagonist has not partnered with multiple heroines so far, and is looking forward to it. In addition, I hope the author can stay steady and continue writing like this [I learned it] [I learned it]

I've read nine chapters, and overall it's pretty good. It's barely ranked in the top five among the mixed martial arts novels I've read. What's refreshing to me is the protagonist's identity setting and multiple spies, which is the first time I've seen this kind of mixed martial arts novel. Although this book cannot avoid the common problems of other mixed martial arts novels, it's still worth reading if it doesn't affect the plot. If this kind of book wants to be written for a long time, the author should read more original martial arts novels. The plot of this book takes place in the Tang Dynasty. It may be that the author is more familiar with Hua Jianghu and has watched martial arts TV series. He has not seen the back part. I don't know how much the author knows about martial arts works such as Jin Gu, Huang Liang, Wen Fengyun, etc. It is still worth looking forward to.