
Chu Liu: Back in the Jianghu
初六,重出江湖
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Fanqie
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The male lead is really good at butchering pigs and raising them. One day, he gets caught cheating at someone else’s casino and is about to have his hand chopped off. He bets with those guys one more time. They realize he cheated, but keep quiet about it. He bets that they’ll plead on his behalf, then joins their operation to catch card cheats and teach them how to butcher pigs.
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It's really good, but one picture a day is a bit slow. You can save up to watch it once a week.
Wonderful and wonderful! I couldn't put it down the first part of "The Old Man". It is definitely the pinnacle of Qianshu books. I even had to read it in an absolutely quiet environment, but it's a pity that it doesn't have an ending. This work is already fascinating from the beginning. I really like it. Is the author Xiaohu? What I hope is that the update can be faster and start well.
It's really well written. The author is Xiaohuba. Five-star praise.
It is more logical than before, and the chapters are shorter and scattered. Due to the meticulous and exquisite characterization of the characters in the previous work, there is no way to make this feature not outstanding. Haonai still has a certain degree of readability.
It's well written, I've really put my effort into reviewing the first half, but the text can't describe the depth of the characters' personalities. It feels like they are all in a hurry, and they are more than ruthless!
Second, to be honest, it is not as exciting as the old one at the beginning, and the purchase is compact. What others have written is really without a single word. Compared with it, the gap is still quite big. Please work hard. I just read the old version and want to see the result.
This novel won me over with its unique narrative style and profound themes. The author successfully brings readers into a fascinating world through delicate brushwork and rich emotional depictions. The characters are vividly created and the plot has ups and downs, making people immersed in it and unable to extricate themselves. This is a masterpiece worth reading again and again.
I haven't finished reading Chapter 234 yet, but I saw that the author often asked for book reviews, so I came to support it. It must be a five-star book. The main plot of this book is prominent, which is to recover cultural relics, but there are almost no subplots, or they are quite scattered and intermittent. Compared with the first "Lao Qian", the sub-plot of "Lao Qian" can be said to be the creation of a team, so almost every one of her characters has a story clue, such as Su Mei and Brother Garlic. Their appearance is very casual but the plot is not random. Especially for characters like Su Mei and Qi Lan who are outside the team, they will not stop abruptly but will provide extended ideas throughout. It can be said that Chu Liu tells a story of rivers and lakes in the hidden line of recruitment. Maybe it's because the chapter I'm currently in is still in the early stages of the book, and I don't clearly feel a clear sub-line. Or maybe it's because the changes in the team are your sub-line, but everyone's story line is too short. Secondly, there are too many irrelevant plots and the major plots advance too quickly. At present, I don't see any continuity. For example, in Chapter 95, the suitcase was robbed on the train, and in Chapter 162, money was extorted at the train station. There are some abrupt feelings created for the sake of word count, and they have no connection with the main plot. I read that some book friends commented that you used too much pen and ink when writing "Sister Zhang Missing the Young Master". Personally, I feel that you did it for the sake of expressing emotions, so you have to talk about your language. Your language has the flavor of a middle school student, and you describe the environment more and more delicately than in "The Old Man", but this is something we fast-paced readers will not look at carefully. We pay more attention to the excitement and coherence of the plot. The flower picker may not understand Qian Shu. I believe he has thought about it hundreds of times and read hundreds of Internet searches on how to write Qian Shu. Maybe the excitement of Qian Shu, which makes readers feel like they are facing the gambling game with them on the sixth day of the sixth lunar month, has been written out. Here, the flower picker may also be unable to write as exciting as he wants, but the cleverness of the flower picker is to put the answer that is about to be revealed in the next chapter, giving a certain delay, and it can still better arouse emotions. I haven't seen the latest chapter yet, and it's hard to give advice to the flower picker (I always think of your name as Ning Caichen), but a new woman can be added as someone outside the team. This woman may be Chen Yonghong's, or He Xiaoshi is back, and Fang Chukai alone always feels that she is missing. Also, although the first "Lao Qian" has always emphasized the mole, you found out that the mole is He Xiaoshi, but I feel that the motive of the mole was not written, or maybe I didn't see it. In the process of reading this book, I also saw some negative reviews and even some dissuasion to withdraw it. Although it is indeed not as exciting as "The Old Man", who can understand the hardships Gao E went through after writing 40 chapters of "A Dream of Red Mansions"! (Seeing this, you may say that you are also denying others. No, I am not denying at all. I am really just an objective commentator.) This flower picker is also a writer with dreams and full of courage. I believe that everyone also has good words and advice. Please encourage me and support me. The more the merrier!
It looks good, but when will Su Mei come on stage?
The novel is super good. Is there an ending to the first part? Thanks