In the thirty-fifth year of Jingping, Luo Wuxia, the abandoned daughter of Marquis Yongan, entered the capital. Is this a chess piece for marriage, or a sharp sword for revenge?
"Father, no, Marquis Yong'an... Have you ever seen snow falling on the earth!!!"
Reader comments
The writing style is smooth and every word is exquisite. It looks like a wild horse coming out of the sky and flying away [please update]
It's very interesting to watch. It contains the sinister hearts of people fighting in the palace, and the awe-inspiring righteousness of Jianghu. I admire Wuxia very much, but I also feel distressed. It would be great if the ending can make Wuxia and Guiyue's family of three live happily together.
The content is really good, but I don't know if there is a male protagonist (in fact, I don't hope there is a male protagonist)
Not bad, but it's a pity that there is still a male protagonist.
Finished reading. The only flaw is that the heroine is a pawn from the beginning to the end, born for revenge. In the ending, both the male and female protagonists died, and they were purely used as dowries for Yao Chi. It is indeed a good book. It would be even better if the author could write a follow-up book with an ambitious protagonist.
It's so beautiful that I can't stop watching it. I really like the heroine's pure pursuit of martial arts [sending my heart]
Sad for the ending of the heroine.
Wuxia has an outspoken personality and is free-spirited. I like her very much, but I don't understand the ending. Does Wuxia have a baby?
This book is mainly about women being stronger, while men are supporting characters. Although the heroine is a ninth-grade master when she first appears, the other two women, the second and the third, are stronger than her, and the heroine only becomes stronger through constant failures. Even when the heroine finally reaches the Heavenly Sword Realm, she went to the wrong Heavenly Sword Realm and was still defeated. In the end, the male protagonist used his last strength to save her and successfully defeated the second heroine. The whole book is full of intrigues and charades, and the way to solve things is even more charlatan.
The writing is excellent, the world view is very novel, the logic is smooth, and the characters are vivid. It's worth a read!
It's really pretty, not bad, not bad
It's okay. Is the author a fan of pre-Qin Dynasty? Hahahahahaha. I feel like Nao and Yao are the protagonists.
The female version of Swordsman in the Snow is okay, the writing is still good.
The writing is so good that I couldn't stop reading it.
The author writes very well
It's so beautiful, I don't know why no one sees it
It's so beautiful, I highly recommend it!
Well written, worth reading, recommended! [Praise]
The writing style is smooth and every word is exquisite. It looks like a wild horse coming out of the sky and flying away [please update]
It's very interesting to watch. It contains the sinister hearts of people fighting in the palace, and the awe-inspiring righteousness of Jianghu. I admire Wuxia very much, but I also feel distressed. It would be great if the ending can make Wuxia and Guiyue's family of three live happily together.
The content is really good, but I don't know if there is a male protagonist (in fact, I don't hope there is a male protagonist)
Not bad, but it's a pity that there is still a male protagonist.
Finished reading. The only flaw is that the heroine is a pawn from the beginning to the end, born for revenge. In the ending, both the male and female protagonists died, and they were purely used as dowries for Yao Chi. It is indeed a good book. It would be even better if the author could write a follow-up book with an ambitious protagonist.
It's so beautiful that I can't stop watching it. I really like the heroine's pure pursuit of martial arts [sending my heart]
Sad for the ending of the heroine.
Wuxia has an outspoken personality and is free-spirited. I like her very much, but I don't understand the ending. Does Wuxia have a baby?
This book is mainly about women being stronger, while men are supporting characters. Although the heroine is a ninth-grade master when she first appears, the other two women, the second and the third, are stronger than her, and the heroine only becomes stronger through constant failures. Even when the heroine finally reaches the Heavenly Sword Realm, she went to the wrong Heavenly Sword Realm and was still defeated. In the end, the male protagonist used his last strength to save her and successfully defeated the second heroine. The whole book is full of intrigues and charades, and the way to solve things is even more charlatan.
The writing is excellent, the world view is very novel, the logic is smooth, and the characters are vivid. It's worth a read!
It's really pretty, not bad, not bad
It's okay. Is the author a fan of pre-Qin Dynasty? Hahahahahaha. I feel like Nao and Yao are the protagonists.
The female version of Swordsman in the Snow is okay, the writing is still good.
The writing is so good that I couldn't stop reading it.
The author writes very well
It's so beautiful, I don't know why no one sees it
It's so beautiful, I highly recommend it!
Well written, worth reading, recommended! [Praise]