[A journey through the martial world] + [Invincible] + [Cultivating the heart] + [Swordsmanship]
Chen Fan is a wandering drifter, taken in and raised by his master, who taught him many things.
But now his master is gone, and it seems he is all alone in the world.
Amid the endless peach-blossom groves, Chen Fan lays his late benefactor to rest.
He remembers his master’s words.
“Time reveals its flavor, and the years leave behind their fragrance. We arrive like wind and rain, and depart like dust.”
“Fan’er, see this world for me. Find out how many injustices remain, and do what you can to set them right. That will be my final wish.”
Chen Fan takes the words to heart and hoists his master’s book basket onto his back. A sword case is hidden inside.
Then he sets off down the mountain.
From then on, Chen Fan travels the world.
He becomes a scholar, a scholar with a sword on his back.
He loves reasoning with others, and is just as happy to hear them make their case.
But some people simply refuse to listen.
Still, that’s all right. At least he has his sword!
He is a wanderer, a sword cultivator, and a traveler adrift in the vast mortal world.
At present, this book has the flavor of a general manager. I don't mean to disrespect the author. I just feel that the writing is very interesting and I hope the author will continue to maintain it. I hope the protagonist can be more unrestrained. After all, he is a swordsman who started in the tenth realm. He can be reasonable, but he doesn't need to be too rigid. When shaping the image of the protagonist, he should be a guest in the world as the title of the book says. When designing the protagonist to maintain a bystander perspective, it is best to be attentive and distant. Don't make the protagonist look like a person turning the pages of a book, which will be a bit biased. In addition, please don't increase Li Yuan's role too much. There is no need to use her as a protagonist to see the good and evil in people's hearts, and there is no need to play tricks to attract people to be kind. Her behavior itself is a bit disgusting. It will not make much sense to use the protagonist to change her image later. If the story is spread out, Like Yiduo, it doesn't make much sense whether she is portrayed as the second protagonist or a purely good person. Her subsequent character image will appear one-sided and stereotyped, and retaining her shortcomings will be disgusting. Unless she has no intersection with the protagonist, it is basically equivalent to giving eye drops to the readers. The above is just my personal opinion. If there is anything inappropriate, please treat it as if I didn't say it.
Take a front row seat, the author has the experience to complete this book, feel free to eat! 😘😘😘
This book is indeed a significant improvement compared to the previous one. I hope the author will not be a eunuch [please ask for more updates]
Good looking, clear plot
Come on author, come on
It's pretty good, hold on tight, don't be a eunuch [laughs]
Very good, worth recommending
Good quality and well written
The writing is very good, but can you clearly define the realm? Make it clear where the protagonist's strength lies
Good looking, good and interesting