Writing a Diary in the Wuxia World, I Drive the Heroines to Despair

Well written, five stars for encouragement. It's off topic. The proportion of diaries is too small. If you say that the protagonist is already invincible, forget it. Before he is invincible, the author is in a hurry to make things happen. It is becoming more and more like ordinary mixed martial arts. It is worse, because the proportion of diaries is getting smaller and smaller, and the protagonist is like there is no golden finger.

It's very well written, I hope you can continue it. Updates are really slow. If I keep doing this, I'm afraid I'll lose a lot of fans.

Duan Yanqing is a character in the martial arts novel "Tian Long Ba Bu" written by Jin Yong. Duan Yanqing was originally the crown prince of Dali, but he was persecuted by traitorous officials and escaped from the palace. Later, he was besieged by powerful enemies, his face was completely disfigured, his legs were disabled, and he could only communicate in ventriloquism. He originally wanted to seek death, but because of his romantic relationship with Dao Baifeng, he regained his faith. After recovering from his injuries, he took crazy revenge on those who had hunted him back then. [16] Because of his cruel methods, he received the title of "Full of Evil" and became the first of the "Four Evil Men". Because after the restoration of the Dali royal family, Duan Shouhui ascended the throne, and then passed to Duan Zhengming, Duan Yanqing was dissatisfied and wanted to regain the throne, and opposed the Duan family of Dali at every turn. In the end, he discovered that Duan Yu, who was about to inherit the throne, was his biological son. After getting Duan Yu's acknowledgment that he was his father, he drifted away without any worries in his life.

This book is really well written. The reason why it doesn't have five stars is because I don't know if the plot behind it will be awkward. So far, the writing is really good. After all, it is not easy to blend multiple worlds together seamlessly.

Great writing! This is how martial arts should be written, with gradual advancement and a confidante along the way. Don't be perfunctory about the process of picking up girls. If you practice martial arts and fight more carefully, it will be perfect! Come on, author!!!

Record all the martial arts gained by the protagonist in the diary. Any woman with a diary can learn it and pass it on to others. . . . Can you think of the Xiaoyao sect's Beiming Divine Skill being so bad? The trashiest mixed martial arts actor

I've seen over 100 chapters so far, which is pretty good, at least it's good for this type of writing. In Zongwu, there are diaries, storytellers, inns, fortune-telling... Ten of these books are harem stories, in which the female characters are forgiven in various ways, while the male characters deserve death. Characters, martial arts... All the same, various deviations. This book gets rid of all the shortcomings. Oh, it's good. It's a good book 🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭

Very well written, keep it up

Above average. Personally, I have read diary books and they are pretty much the same. As the author, could you please consider letting the diary system get rid of the old cow to eat young grass (Mrs. Wang) or to pull off the young woman who lost her footing (whitewashing the villain) and other side tasks so that the protagonist can decide whether to take it or not.

It's okay so far. The world view is too big and I think it will collapse in the future. The selection of people for the diary is not offline. It is even better than the most powerful stallion article. After reading it, I feel that as long as a woman is a woman, there is a diary. Why is Kang Min left out? Isn't Kang Min who harmed Xiao Feng also a beauty! Why did I miss it? Anyway, there is no lower limit, so I might as well accept it. And Master Miejie should also be taken in. Master Miejie is also a woman, isn't she? Everything else is fine, there really is no lower limit on how much you can earn! So I gave it four stars instead of five.