Book from Heaven Falls

Writing a martial arts that others can pay tribute to is humane, worldly, and more humane. Maybe the ambition is big enough, so I want to express the ravines in my heart vividly. Perhaps most people have their own martial arts dreams, and maybe they also have a dream of martial arts. In thirty-six years, I decided to show mine, hoping to resonate with you! It integrates small courtyards, martial arts, rivers and lakes, courts, strategies, wars, four kingdoms, and the world into one. It does not procrastinate or add water, and strives to make each of the characters distinct, relatable, and memorable. The plot is compact, echoing from beginning to end, and each chapter is carefully considered to outline a plot that is not pretentious or cumbersome. Writing the protagonist as a human being, rather than a god who knows everything, pays off and pays off. The main supporting characters are bound to be talked about by everyone, each with their own characteristics, different from ordinary people, but also ordinary people, which adds color to the story. I would like to write this martial arts article to pay tribute to the sages and classics, and to express my heart to the readers.