The Era After the Martial World

I have been a reader of gangster literature for more than ten years. I really think it's good. It feels a bit like the successor of the fake ring. The important thing is that there is no plagiarism! Learn from it! There is no trace of any other novel in sight! Not bad!

I have read many gangster novels in which the main character does everything by himself, and within fifty chapters he becomes the big brother. This book allowed me to see the gangster novels from more than ten years ago, with flesh and blood, and the protagonist would still be beaten to tears. The writing is average, but very detailed, and many local language writers will annotate it. The big brother is not so easy to be a big brother. I saw that there is no big brother here who has a big head and six arms, and no big brother spends tens of billions to play. It is more in line with the normal situation. When I saw this, I started to miss "Yakuza Students" and "Bad Guys", and finally saw the gangster story that climbed up step by step. Come on, author.

The blood is immortal and the world is reborn "The Era After the Jianghu" is a heart-warming masterpiece that vividly describes the passion of the Jianghu and the growth of young people. The author breaks away from the traditional Jianghu routines and uses modern cities as the background. He blends underworld disputes, campus youth, brotherhood and power games to create a real and passionate "post-Jianghu" world. The novel takes Jiangnan as the protagonist and revolves around the tragedy of ten years ago and the rise of a new generation. It sets the tone with a very powerful line at the beginning: "Today is our post-Jianghu era." The protagonist is brave, resourceful, and decisive in killing, and the supporting characters are vivid and three-dimensional. There are no tool men. Every confrontation and every scene where brothers stand side by side makes people excited to watch. The plot has a tight rhythm and is dense without being procrastinating. The plot alternates between machinations and passionate fights. It not only satisfies the pleasure of reading, but also hides thoughts on justice and perseverance. The author's writing is down-to-earth, the narration is crisp and clear, and the comedy sections and passionate scenes are well balanced, making Jianghu not only fight and kill, but also the youthful spirit and the warmth and warmth of the world. In the book, some people sink for power, while others stick to their original intentions. In the intertwined situation of good and evil, the book describes the responsibility and character of the new generation of Jianghu people. There is no old-fashioned fairy tale fantasy, only the most heart-stirring passion and friendship. "Post-Jianghu Era" uses hard-core plots and vivid characters to prove that Jianghu has never gone away, it just burned in a different way. For readers who like passionate stories, group portraits and youth growth, this book is definitely worth staying up late to read.

It's good-looking and real. It's not like other gangster novels where one person fights more than 100 people. If you beat one against one, you are evenly matched. If you beat one against one, you can't beat them. If you are not the protagonist, you are invincible. If you are not the protagonist, you will knock people away with one fist. Compared with other gangster novels, it is much better-looking. It has multiple perspectives and multiple protagonists.

Except for the relationship between the male and female protagonists and the lack of updates, this book is very good. Everyone in it is the protagonist and has their own story.

Give this book a thumbs up. In fact, this book is still available in Tomato 9.0. To be honest, it is quite good among the underworld novels, and the writing is relatively real. I didn't skip a chapter until I finished it. The underworld novel is really fascinating, not bad, but it's a bit annoying to wait for the update. The settings in various aspects are not bad. If you like the underworld novel and have not read the underworld novel, you can give it a try. It is quite good.

It's a good-looking and interesting gangster novel. It's not a formulaic account. The author has his own thoughts in it. Like Sky Thief, the description is still fascinating, and some parts are so vivid and impactful. I saw that bloody and turbulent era, and the story was intertwined with reality. The characters created are also very vivid, and the changeable and multi-faceted human nature is vividly reflected. More updates from the author, looking forward to Jiangnan's subsequent growth!

I went and read it. I felt good. After reading so many gangster novels, this one was the most enjoyable to read. It didn't use any old routines and was not the same. I finished reading it in one sitting.

It's very special. It's completely different from what I usually see. It feels a bit immersive and very real. Invincible gangster novel

This book is quite good to read, each has its own personality, and the characters are not too stereotyped. If you look closely, you can actually see a bit of Qianlong. But after reading it for so long, I want to know, are the Dragon Boat Boss and Jiang Nan considered clan brothers?