Poison, with no antidote. A blade, a single move to defeat the enemy. Techniques, optional. Can a sniper step beat Xiao Li's Flying Dagger? After transmigrating, the protagonist Xiao Yu is completely at a loss. Even Jin Yong's world would be better than Gu Long's! Good heavens!
There's no way to survive here. Gu Long's world is full of characters, and the women are as cunning as monkeys. Huang Rong is pretty sharp, right? Here, she's just the girl next door, clueless about everything. Without exceptional wits, you'll be ambushed. Without overwhelming martial prowess, you'll be taken out in one move. And even if your martial arts are peerless, you still won't get a happy ending. It's too cruel.
There are no weaklings in Gu Long's world. A seemingly harmless child will turn around and poison you. A seemingly kindly old woman turns out to be selling buns made of human flesh. When you finally meet a kind person, they're a pimp who'll happily swindle you. Damn it! There's no way to live. Ah... ah...
Thrilling, absolutely thrilling. That's the jianghu for you. There are no normal people here. If you don't have a few tricks up your sleeve, don't go to Gu Long's world. Take heed.
To be honest, I don't know what kind of world the protagonist is involved in. Well, it feels like he is just looking for different protagonists in the book to check in, and he is a foil wherever he goes. Is it a star chaser from another world? Of course, I actually don't like Li Xunhuan's character. I think he is affectionate and righteous. I feel that it is all used on Long Xiaoyun, a hypocrite, which shows that he doesn't know people well. Ah Fei, basically all dangers are caused by him. Speaking of women, I owe almost all female protagonists. They are handsome and have good martial arts skills, so they deserve a good guy card.
The plot of the novel is so confusing
I have been thinking about it for a long time and don't know what to give as a gift.
Your mother is really speechless.
The writing style is a bit like those martial arts novels of the past.
It's so confusing, the preface doesn't match the postscript
It feels okay, a bit interesting
A nice book
Alas, speechless,