Record of a Broken Heart

New books are on the shelves, welcome to join us. Updated 2 to 3 times a day, the book must be completed and will never be updated. Before becoming famous, all the talents you think you have are like shit, no one cares about them, or even sneer at them. The excellence and strength you think you have, and the masterpieces you think you have, may not be worth mentioning, and fade with the passage of time. But literati must be proud after all. Even if they are high-minded and mediocre, they may as well enjoy themselves. Whether you praise or criticize, or criticize, just work hard. There is no need to shout at the top of one's lungs, or to flatter others. Instead, it is better to practice hard. The writing is vivid and beautiful, the plot is ups and downs, the characters are vivid, and the details are rigorous and perfect. It is supplemented by poems and songs, and it deeply exposes the metaphor of the current situation. This is where you need to think hard. He who does not compose a hymn for the winner, but complains about the injustice of the weak, and even screams loudly, runs around to tell each other, and even touches his head until his head is bleeding, but does not regret it, is a chivalrous person. The ancients used martial arts to practice chivalry, but now I use literature to practice chivalry. This is actually a matter of pleasure.

Good book. There are many characters in it, and everyone is not a paper person. I like the romantic scholar and the little witch Lele. Jiang Yuxin is also very cute and making progress. I don't know the character of Xue Yi. Maybe it's because she doesn't know martial arts. She looks a bit like a vase, a smart and kind vase (the impression she has given me so far in this chapter). If she performs differently in the future, I will evaluate her again. The ability to control so many characters so well that readers can distinguish them clearly without confusion is the author's ability. When Feng Liu appears, he is a arrogant person with a fan. Jiang Yuxin is a stubborn, brave and cute but not too smart one. Shasha is a calm and self-possessed miracle doctor. The male protagonist Yun Shisan is a lover and a righteous man. The supporting characters are all different too. The killer Qingqing, Pu Kuai Li Cuo and Miss Wang, Chimu Tongzi and his tall little tiger, all have their own destiny, and everyone has their own reasons. Dr. Xu is also miserable.

The writing is smooth, the plot is exciting, and the writing is great. It's very interesting, the plot is tight, and the story is getting more and more exciting. The author should update it more.

I followed dozens of chapters in one breath, about his tragic life experience, unfortunate childhood, and Xueer's departure... Although Yun Shisanlang had an unfortunate past, he was still lucky because he still had Lin Xueyi who never left her, and he had Ximen Fengliu, Su Bicheng, Lan Shasha, etc. As close friends, as well as Little Bear. He was lucky. The author's writing style is fluent, the conception is clever, the grudges, feelings of family and country, and the battle between justice and evil are all very well written. This kind of martial arts is touching. The writing style is really good, and I tell you that this is what martial arts novels should be, with feelings of family and country, chivalrous spirit, loyal love, and friendships that share life and death. Support! Support!

The writing is good, and it feels like reading Gu Long novels (maybe I am a Gu Long fan and read more such novels), and the inner drama of Lin Xueyi in the first few chapters is a bit too much! Finished with flowers 🌸

The story of Jianghu is very exciting and real. Seeing these characters is like you and me in the past. After many setbacks, he is still kind, and even though he is sometimes not understood, he will continue to move forward. The more I read, the more I find many wonderful things. This book is such an injustice. Every character in it is very real, with thoughts and flesh and blood. The beautiful scenery, food, etiquette, and prescriptions in the book are not just nonsense. It is worth reading carefully and putting it on your bookshelf. You can learn a lot by reading it frequently and you can also find many foreshadowing hints. So much fun!

The writing and plot are both good. I haven't encountered a classic martial arts novel in a long time. It feels a bit like the old days. I support it.

The writing is beautiful, the plot is smooth, and the details are well described. I feel that the author is writing carefully. I support it and hope that the author will stick to it. It becomes more and more exciting later on, the writing and plot are getting better and better, the plot is unexpected, the human nature is vividly portrayed, and you can see the microcosm of real society. It is a rare good book. After Jin Gu, it is rare to see such good martial arts.

The brush strokes are delicate and the elegance never goes out of style. But I don't like watching martial arts. The storyline doesn't feel cliched, But I don't like watching martial arts. The author has a very high response rate and is very thoughtful. But, you know. [Laughing and crying]

I just read the first few chapters. The writing is really good. The male protagonist is aloof and mysterious, and the female protagonist is endearing. It has a bit of a cologne flavor. It would be better if some flaws such as characters are corrected.