Wuxia Crossover: Preaching in a Tomb, Xiaolongnu Digs a Tunnel to Eavesdrop

Could the author please have his master tell a story about how Chen Ping'an's disciple instantly learned the Mountain-Shaking Fist and became a force to be reckoned with among all martial artists?!

The book is acceptable, though it has very few pages. The author is from the Southern Liang Dynasty, and the characters are well-developed. 😏

This book is decent. The protagonist is a cunning and opportunistic character, lacking real strength but prone to showing off. His martial arts experience is limited to a minute; he's caught in the web of life and doesn't truly control his own destiny. It's not about fighting and killing, but about human relationships and the dangers of killing one more person.

This is a story about eavesdropping that I've never seen before. It got my adrenaline pumping, and I can't wait to see what happens next.

If the author's brother doesn't want to update, he should just say so. Why be so casual and perfunctory with his sister? It makes the sister seem presumptuous. The brother is in poor health and needs more rest. It's the sister's fault for urging him so much, as it's upsetting him. It's heartbreaking for the sister to see him hurt. But what does the sister care about whether the brother is hurt or not? The sister only cares about her brother.

Sharing happiness is worse than poison.

It was great, I watched it all night! 😏

It's quite good for practicing basic skills.

Please update quickly! 😠😠😠 At least 3 chapters a day 😏😏😏

I like that leisurely feeling