I Think the Purple-Clad Dragon Queen Still Has Her Charm

The protagonist's character is worthy of the Devil's Cult, and is more suitable than Xiao Zhang's sense of righteousness.

It's pretty good. I hope the author can work hard and publish more chapters.

The ups and downs of the plot are particularly exciting, and the protagonist is very domineering and revealing. The author has done thorough research on the book Yitian, and his age estimate is relatively accurate. The main plot of this book is also very grand, with an accurate layout. It does not stick to small loves and grievances, but instead focuses on family and country affairs. This book shows the author's profound writing skills and cultural heritage. But, author, please hurry up and update it [I'm about to cry]. If you don't update seven or eight chapters in a day [laughing], don't sleep [blow a kiss]. The only downfall is that the update is too slow and too infrequent. The most touching thing is the relationship between Pig's Knuckle and Xie Xun. After all, the protagonist has read the original work. He knows that Xie Xun went crazy for the protagonist because of Xie Wuji, and he has memories after being reborn, so it is reasonable and logical for him to have a deep relationship with Xie Xun. I think that after the protagonist and Xie Xun met later, the deep love between father and son was very logically expected. Although the protagonist behaves like a villain, it can be seen that he is not brainless, he kills people logically, and he does not kill innocent people indiscriminately. The image of a hero in troubled times emerges vividly on the page. The protagonist acts premeditatedly and is not arrogant. He understands and understands the advice of others.

So far it's pretty good. I feel like the protagonist's age is too young for a woman from the older generation, and the woman from Zhang Wuji's generation is too old. It's very embarrassing [Laughing and crying] Who is the heroine written by? The acknowledgment of a relative is too abrupt. The author must lack fatherly love, right? You have been kidnapped since you were a child, and you are not in the same world. You have lived for decades. Is it so natural to call someone who is about the same age as you in your previous life your father?

The killing of pig's feet is decisive and not holy, it looks good

After reading the first few dozen chapters, I found it very creative and wonderfully written. Alas, writing and writing has become a hegemony article again. A common mistake that many authors of martial arts novels make is to write martial arts novels as a struggle for hegemony, and the protagonist is instantly invincible. As long as there are these two items, it basically seems to be uninteresting. The rest of this article is full of mistakes, it is boring to read, and it slips away.

This is the best martial arts time travel novel I have ever read.

The writing is okay. To be honest, this kind of martial arts novels usually only read the first half. After the protagonist takes shape in martial arts, it basically becomes a world-fighting novel. So many of Jin Yong's colleagues basically follow this routine, but I personally really can't stand it when martial arts take over the world. With this kind of time, I might as well just watch the background of Rebirth in the late Ming Dynasty. I saw more than 120 chapters. The author's early writing was generally good, so I give it five stars.

I'm trying to find fault, but the author's technique is too awesome. Very well done [like]

This book is very good, but the updates are intermittent. What's going on?