Ten Years of Storms, a Blade Frosted with Ice

Oh, okay. Not bad. Even if the heroine is the master of the Lotus Hall, she should be considered to be highly skilled in martial arts and capable of self-defense. Why did she have such deep feelings for the hero after that night? If she was really just a rich girl, I would understand. I put myself in the place of the heroine (if she was really strong in martial arts) and was grateful to the hero after she had an ordinary misfortune that night (although I suspected a conspiracy). The incident was almost over, and there was little interaction in the future. (This may also be due to my poor character) After reading a few chapters and thinking about it for myself, the emotions in the early and middle stages of the hero's emotions seemed to be a little fake and a little more exploitative...

It's super good-looking. I hope it can be made into a TV series. Although it only has 100 octopuses, it has many climax plots. It still has a single female protagonist. Going to the sword gate, welcoming King Fu, foreign envoys, etc. Are all very interesting. I highly recommend it.

This book is a very classic traditional martial arts novel with sophisticated writing, compact plot, complete structure, and a very exciting plot. The early pace is very fast, and the fighting scenes are just a snap. According to the author, the subsequent fighting scenes will be very exciting, so I am looking forward to it! After reading 30 chapters, I think it is still very good. The number of ratings is a bit low now, but it can be seen that there is still a future, and Konko will always shine! I hope I can keep writing and don't stop updating. The last thing I want to say is, it must be a single heroine, not a stallion! Don't have affairs with other girls!

It's good, but I don't know how high the protagonist can go

Four stars, it's okay. Is the heroine Xie Liu or who else? The author is wrong in saying that Goguryeo was a peninsular country. First of all, it means that Goguryeo and the later Goryeo on the peninsula are two different things. Secondly, the territory occupied by Goguryeo includes the Northeast and the outer Xing'an Mountains. It is inaccurate to say that Goguryeo is a peninsular country.

I have read the latest chapter and skipped a few things in the middle. This is the first time I have come across this type of book. I am very curious about how the relationship between the male and female protagonists will be written later. I am really curious about the break with Prince Qi's palace and how the heroine will follow up. Will it be possible to get to the end? If Xie Liu really kills Prince Qi, the relationship with the heroine is a bit subtle. He is an enemy of Sha's father. Can this come together? More updates from the author

90% Of it is written by AI and some of your own ideas are added. Don't refute it, because many of the plot descriptions have the same ending as the novel I asked AI to write for me before. And if you look carefully, many of the fighting scenes are basically not written at all. You know, isn't the best part of martial arts novels the fighting?

I just started reading three or four chapters, and I had a feeling it would be a hit. The beginning was very martial arts, and I hope to keep it in the afternoon. The current low rating may be because there are not many people, and the popularity is low, or it may be that the tomato mountain pig cannot eat the fine bran.

I saw it accidentally and after reading a few chapters, I realized that it was quite well written.

From the Liu family to the royal family, the protagonist has never really had the opportunity to make his own decisions. He has always followed the orders of others. To the latest murder of the princess, it was actually something the emperor secretly knew and approved. When writing martial arts, Jianghu is too strong and unreasonable, but Chaotang is too strong, and there is no sense of martial arts. The protagonist looks like a swordsman, but there is no Jianghu in the book.