Wielding a Sword to Carve Dragons

This novel is not the kind of sarcastic and pretentious novel, but one that truly tells a story. I like this very much and want to read this kind of novel. The protagonist has a good temperament, comes from a grassroots background, has incredible understanding, has a strong love luck, and has the legacy of Emperor Wu of Wei. He will probably open a harem in the future. Also, the protagonist has been poisoned and coerced by a villain (similar to the Life and Death Talisman in Denon and Babu, Naruto's Caged Bird), but he hasn't done anything particularly bad so far, but it may be a poisonous point for some readers. By the way, although the title of the book refers to sword fighting, the protagonist actually plays with knives.

Fighting with Swords and Carving Dragons [face covering] It turns out that the protagonist uses a knife, and the characters are well written. The protagonist's small tasks gradually make him stronger. The protagonist is very smart, but there are also some young people who have not seen the world and some ignorant things. The author likes young women who have given birth to children [smile]

There is no time travel, no system, and no golden fingers. A young man from a mountain village steps into the martial arts world with his mature and clever mind. It looks pretty good so far. It's 10,000 times better than the same old novel about useless modern people who travel to another world and achieve nothing by relying on the system to show off and get slapped in the face.

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It is a good book that is a bit picky for readers. After reading Chapter 82, I felt that it was okay and there were no obvious poisonous points (I just didn't find it). It was just that the pace was a bit slow and a bit frustrating. I have written 250,000 words and have not yet released it from Novice Village, and it is not very exciting to read, but it is very true. This is how a small character should rise, but I should feel a little refreshed after reading the novel. I don't know what will happen next, but it is worth reading.

A good book really has the taste and high-end techniques of Mr. Jin Yong. It is the kind of young man with a white horse who is full of energy and a spring breeze, and a strange knight's blood splashes in the east of the city. The characters in the book are very flesh and blood, and the plot is also exciting. Take the rogues surnamed Zhang as an example. For the common people, they avoid them like a shield, and they are not a help to the traffickers and lackeys who are bullied by the gangsters. Each character has his or her own mental attitude and story, and the battle to recruit a bride is particularly exciting. The father and daughter set up a trap to catch a wealthy son-in-law, and the little plot foreshadowing is very unexpected. The only thing that I think is a shortcoming or unreasonable is that the protagonist is too smart. To use Mr. Yi Zhongtian's comment on Zhuge Liang in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, he said that he is so smart that he is almost a monster.

Why are the heroines all wives [smile]

The protagonist's good luck in love affairs is the biggest feature of this book that has mixed reviews and criticisms. There are many characters (a bit hard to remember), it conforms to basic logic, it is written casually, and it is light and refreshing to read. The description of martial arts and chivalry has a certain depth of understanding, and the description of the disputes between Jianghu sects is also quite exciting. As a martial arts novel, it is closer to Huang Yi's style, so it is worth reading. The disadvantage is that the story clues are complicated and not refined enough. There are too many female characters (too many, and some are seriously facialized), but they are not as distinctive as the male characters.

The rating is very low, but after reading it, I wanted to give it a five-star review. The pig's feet are not as good as the Virgin, and there is a bit of a good wife, but it is not a big problem. The characters in it each have their own characteristics, and the group portraits are well written.