Hearing the Sound of the Flute and Feeling No Sorrow

I also like Ah Fei very much. When I saw this description from Ah Fei's perspective, I thought it was very innovative and well written. However, the details could be better. For example, "The incompetence of an emperor will indeed bring great sorrow to the people, but the endless wars are also sacrificing the only stability of the people!" The young man who came out of the blood sea of ​​corpses in Dijiabao couldn't say this, and Li Lianhua was about the same.

It turns out that Beifeng Baiyang is Beifeng and Baiyang, and it turns out that the Golden Yuan alliance is because of the Golden Yuan! It turns out that Ah Fei is also unforgettable! It's a pity that he lost all his martial arts skills and became blind in the end! , But I should be very happy to be with Li Lianhua!

Very detailed and very fitting. Reading this book is like a clump of strong and thin bamboo growing in an ancient temple, or like lighting a bonfire in a quiet night and reading the exaggerated stories told by the storyteller. Slowness and ups and downs blend together without violating each other.

The author's writing is very good, five stars⭐, very interesting, and the characters are not very OOC, but in the end, Lao Di is blinded and has lost all his martial arts. This... I can accept this story. I can accept A Fei's blindness, but A Fei has lost all his martial arts. Forgive me, I can't accept it, but overall it is good. I hope the author will have lots of inspiration and many good works. The above are just my personal opinions, please forgive me if there is any offense!

Thanks to the author for writing such a good book for Di Feisheng and for writing his Japanese stories from the past. I have always liked him very much and wanted to know his story.

Ah Fei in my heart