Fox Spirit Matchmaker: I Have a Sword

Wang Quanzui is very well written. Let's change it to four stars first and wait and see. Tushan Honghong knew that Li Xiao said he was lazy but was actually very arrogant. If the next plot turned towards Tushan Rongrong's words that would not only slap Honghong's face, but also slap the Sword Fairy's character in the face, and be manipulated indiscriminately. The clay figurine still has a temper, let alone the sword immortal.

If you want to write about secret love, you can't just write about secret love. I want to write about the subconscious search for his back in the crowd, the panic of looking at each other unintentionally, the rest of the midsummer, the pain of hiding in the crowd watching him love others, the regret of not being brave enough, and the desolation in my heart when I finally missed him.

It's great. At first, I thought the protagonist couldn't stand up to the character of the Jiu Sword Fairy. But now that I think about it, I underestimated the people in the market. Don't tell me, don't tell me. The feeling of the Jiu Sword Fairy is quite right. Don't tell me that I really don't know the settings of many moves, and I don't know if they are like this in the game. The settings of these moves really satisfy the feeling I want in my heart. The other one is the fox demon. The author's description of the plot and characters of the fox demon has always won my heart (˃ ⌑ ˂ഃ ). In terms of the whole text, the atmosphere described by many sentences and some of the words spoken by the characters were just right, which made me feel extremely comfortable. That's it. I'm afraid you'll be proud if you boast too much.

Come on, update it quickly, the donkeys in the production team are not as lazy as you

I feel like this book is quite thoughtful. I haven't read many chapters yet, but the story is still very attractive. Indeed, the main parts depicted in the original animation are still relatively beautiful: poignant and touching love, heart-stirring passion, and scenery as beautiful as calligraphy and painting. . . . Even though some chapters involve the unpredictable side of people's hearts, many of them are about the calculations between high-end combat forces and the secret struggles between various forces. . . . . What's special about this book is that, unlike many other books about fox monsters, the protagonist is given various "high-level" arrangements at the beginning. Instead, the protagonist is given a harsh experience in the beginning of the life of ordinary people at the bottom of a world of cultivation. . . . Such a protagonist may seem more real. In addition, the plot gradually peels back the world view layer by layer from the bottom perspective. . . It also makes the story seem more "realistic", which is pretty good, come on!

I hope the protagonist's Shushan is the same as Sword and Fairy Shushan. It was so exciting to watch Shushan in The Legend of Sword and Fairy! Also, the author should not give away a daughter [crying]

I hope to avoid a harem as much as possible

How can I put it this way? It's a really good book. It depicts the kind of carefree drunkard and swordsman. I don't know why it only has a 7.1 Rating.

One thing to say. I quite like Rong Rong [staring] Can I make do with it?

The protagonist starts his own sect. Compared with other fan fiction, the dialogue between the protagonist and other people is very full and logical. Whether it's with Wang Quanzui, Dongfang Huaizhu or others, the plot is very reasonable.