The Successor of a Century-Old Jianghu

A rare martial arts novel! [Praise]

Keep up the good work, it's still good, it feels like you can't let go of the book. I feel that the male protagonist is still a little tired and can work harder.

This book is a bit long, and many people may not have finished it. I feel that this book is the martial arts novel I want to read. There is not such a clear-cut division of realms. The Realm of Virtual Realm is very suitable for the martial arts genre, while Rare World and Peerless World is more about recognition of a person's combat power. The plot of the protagonist slowly growing up is fascinating. I finished reading it in less than a week, although I was a little disgusted. Place, but the flaws are not concealed. Everyone has their own opinions when reading a book. The court and the world have been full of contradictions since ancient times. I feel that the role of the emperor is well created. In the early stage, he was a wise king, then he became a mediocre king, and then he became a fatuous king. For a single man, anything that is not under his control is dangerous, which is why he finally became fatuous. Perfect scattering of flowers 🌸Master and Master are still alive and everything is fine, but it's a pity that I didn't understand the price of the final Xuan Gong.

After reading it, the writing is generally quite good, but giving it a 7.1 Rating is a bit excessive. In fact, the emotional scene can be omitted, or only Dong Zhao and Yi Ning can be written.

It shouldn't be too much to rate yourself [face covering]

A breath of fresh air. It has the flavor of old martial arts and looks good. It's ten thousand times better than those bad street Shuangwen. Come on, author [like]

A pure martial arts novel. It's been a long time since I've read a novel like this that is clearly related to Jin Yong's characters. The world is not about fighting and killing, but the world is so sophisticated. All kinds of intrigues. There is no absolute number one in the world. Come on, author.

Tomato is one of the rare classic martial arts books. It is neither exciting nor systematic. The plot has ups and downs and the foreshadowing is very good. I almost never read martial arts novels. I was hooked on this book at the first sight. I hope the author will continue to persevere. Come on!

The writing is really good, and the narrative is not procrastinating. It seems like a long story, but when you finish reading it, you will find that there are not many things. However, there are many foreshadowings and details interspersed in it. At the same time, it is relaxed and relaxed, so that it is not too compact and makes the story seem rushed. There are also shortcomings, but they are not hidden. Overall, it is worth watching.

Remarkable! The pacing is pretty good, but the shortcoming is that the protagonist has too many wives, which is not suitable. Maybe I am jealous [awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh] Still quite interesting!