At Wudang, My Childhood Sweetheart Is Xia He

It's about one person. As long as he can't fuck Zhang Zhiwei, it won't be called cheating. The male protagonist is invincible among his peers, knows it at first glance, is good at learning, has high talent, and is not a coward. The female protagonist, Xia He, is a childhood sweetheart. Look, the nickname is Xiao Sanfeng. Of course, there are some small problems. There are some problems with the title within the sect, but it is not a big problem. In addition to Quanxing and Yaoxing Club, there are also two villain organizations. The combat power is not broken for the time being, and the male protagonist is also a funny and fun person.

It is one of the best among fanfics written under one person. Unlike some novice novels, the protagonist is at least fleshed out and full of personality. The content is also very substantial. It not only supports the plot of the original work but also contains a lot of my own thoughts. It does not completely deviate from the main line, nor does it completely fit the original work so that you can guess the ending. If you want to read a fanfic under one person, this is really a good book.

It's okay, but the title and content are a little different. If I change the title to a better one, more people will watch it. After all, Xia He, as the heroine, has too little plot between herself and the protagonist. Let's talk about the plot. The adaptation is quite interesting. There are a lot of original content and many original characters. The author also has a good understanding of Taoism and Buddhism. I would say that this novel is a bit easy to put off just by reading the first chapter, but the further you read, the more interesting it becomes. The author's imagination is quite good, but the Six Demon Kings are a bit too middle-of-the-road [face covering]. Now that I have read nearly 400 chapters, I really feel that it is a relatively high-quality fan fiction. I hope the author will continue to work hard. I am quite curious about the development of the subsequent chapters. Let me first explain that all I know about Under One Person is the chapter about the Sacred Tree.

I saw the latest chapter and it was very interesting. Completely changed Zhang Lingyu's personality and physique. It is good that the disciples of the Heavenly Master must be strong. Except for letting a killer escape, the main character's other appearances were eliminated, which is great👍🏻. Well, I haven't read much of the original work and haven't noticed any other flaws. Very pretty.

The male protagonist is very consistent with Taoism. Although he is just one person, he has written his own content, which is very good-looking. It mainly adopts one person's world view and other specific content is very good. The author is probably a Taoist, with rich Taoist and Buddhist theories and "real" content. It has changed many people's fortunes to be generally more harmonious and beautiful. It's quite interesting to be a casual writer.

Overall good, five stars for encouragement. I think the best thing is to mess up the plot behind it, and then become a director for fun, and start a new plot with an opponent who is neither strong nor weak. Reading a few fanfics is basically like cheating with the main plot. After passing the Luo Tian Dajiao, it is almost invincible. There is still a process to look at, and it also pave the way for whether there is a fairy plan in the future. Let's read it again.

It's very interesting to watch, but it also makes you think deeply about some things that the original author has not written. There is also the need to describe the purpose of certain exercises and Taoist culture.

The writing is very good, but the interaction between the male protagonist and Xia He is too little. I hope the author will add more chapters.

It's really good to read. It's a pretty good book among fan fiction. It quotes a lot of Taoist classics. I wrote my own content on the basis of one person. Thank you to the author for updating it quickly. I read the previous content twice and it made me cry.

After watching 165, in general terms, borrowing a chicken to lay an egg, Chickens are good eggs, chickens are good eggs. I can't say that chickens must be better than hens, but they must not be worse. In my opinion: it's quite interesting up to this point. The author's writing style is pretty good. It's a book with great potential. It's worth nine points. Come on, author.