Wuxia: From The Smiling, Proud Wanderer, Leaping Across the Heavens

I beg brothers who like to watch it, use your little hands to make a fortune and give it a five-star review. Thank you very much

Rigorous logic, no system, no brainlessness! Good looking Reading the comments made me laugh. Don't you even think about reading the book? The protagonist said at the beginning that Linghu Chong is a naughty kid. Looking back, I actually said that the protagonist is a licker. Where are the eyes?

Although there is no system, it is still a good book. Since it is a time travel novel, it would be more perfect to have a portable space. At least it is convenient to carry items [laughs]

Great! I haven't read such a serious novel in a long time. I hope you don't get wet in the future!

I haven't finished it yet, but it's still quite attractive, but the plot of the Divine Condor is too scary, Wang Chongyang is overturned, and the founder of Quanzhen is actually the promoter of darkness in history. Fortunately, the old naughty boy still maintains his true feelings. Fortunately, I was very panicked when I saw that Zhou Botong might be the mastermind.

The protagonist is just a stickman. He offends people all over the world even though he is very powerful. After becoming famous, he is plotted by a group of old foxes... The author's note is quite good, but I personally don't like the protagonist. He looks cool, but actually it's inexplicable... Do you have any recommendations for this genre?

Nice! Very nice! Finally a serious book. Although it is too fantasy in the later stage, it may cause some sense of stripping. But the author's logic is very consistent. It's nothing more than replacing the punch and kick martial arts moves with moves that fill the sky with spiritual energy. But the core remains unchanged, awesome [like][like][like]

The title and paragraphs all have Jin Yong's style.

Swordsman is the best. I don't know what I said later... The timeline is wrong and the characters are wrong. Forget it, I'll just give 5 stars to Swordsman.

The scenes are good and the plot direction is reasonable.