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Overall, it's pretty good. The opening chapter has a flavor of that year. If nothing else, I like the writing style very much! A few simple comments: I think the good thing about this book is that the characters have relatively distinct personalities, and the martial arts style is very comfortable. At present, it seems that there are a lot of profound things, whether it is a trap or a foreshadowing, I have not yet figured out. The bad thing is that the pace of some later chapters is a bit slow, and it always feels like there are some invalid content. If it is a foreshadowing deliberately left by the author, just pretend that I didn't mention it. Also the title of the book is a bit strange. There aren't many good books about traditional martial arts. It's really hard to find one that you can read. So keep it for now!
It's very well written. It's a good book. I highly recommend it.
Very interesting and worth continuing to read!
I stopped pretending, I showed my cards, and I gave myself full marks. Who told me to be thick-skinned? [Laughing evilly][laughing evilly]
Very tasty, highly recommended!
This is the first time I read a book of this type. It's so well written.
I finished reading it in one go, and I think it was well written. Please support it!
I was really looking forward to it after reading the beginning, but the middle part of the plot was a bit boring. Fortunately, in the climax, you can see the twists and turns. The author is very attentive and fills in the gaps before explaining things that are not clear before. He will also add explanations later, which makes it very clear. However, it is still not as good as the master's book, but you can read it!
Not bad, you can watch it!
Always following, highly recommended! Be sure to come and see it!