A Sacrifice to the Jianghu

This is a book that is incompatible with the style of Tomato 🥰 In the abstraction that fills the screen, I have not seen such an ambitious protagonist for a long time who has the goal of realizing a unified society 😢 (Politics student crying) Yan was a slave, but the miserable experience did not destroy his fighting spirit and justice. He did not accept his fate, nor did he bury his life in the small Zhu Mansion like others. His life was not rotten. The people who traveled with him also sacrificed their lives to this revolution to achieve great unity. Maybe they will not achieve much for the time being with their strength, but as long as someone is running around, they may have the answer [Salute] But the constraints are not limited to class 🥺 The heroine is a princess, but she is also constrained by the eyes of the world. Even a princess "should" work hard to support her husband and raise children. Gender is the original sin, but the word "female" is a good one. Her father and the king really doted on her. But under the supervision of the worldly vision that men are superior to women, the father's love is far less hostile to the respect of the world🥺 Even if he finally agreed to travel with Yan, it was only on the premise that she had merit. The author's three views are generally very positive. There is nothing confusing in the whole book for the time being. There is also Zhu Yue, who only appears once. Although Xiaotuanzi has a noble status, the housekeeper is determined to usurp the throne and raise him. No friends of the same age have to bear the reputation of being vicious. He is a distressed child 😢 The master gives me a very familiar feeling. In my eyes, he is the image of a very smart man who lives in seclusion in the mountains after being depressed and a middle-aged beautiful uncle... He reminds me of a gentleman with the same surname of Zhuge 😳 and Yue Jing. His identity is obvious. I don't know what kind of entanglements they will have in the future 🤔 but I really like this Ling Wang now. The young man always has a high ambition. But I've never been able to pick it up and put it down. The characters are a lot more vivid. The main text is really exciting, but the preface is a little confusing. Fortunately, I don't read the preface very well. I hope the author can read the comments and change the preface. After all, I also hope that such a good book can be read by more people 😳

This is a martial arts novel that travels across Kyushu. It is mainly told from the perspective of the male protagonist Zhuge Yan. It mainly tells the story of Zhuge Yan traveling around the world and doing justice. Of course, there will also be romance, but it has nothing to do with the main plot and only serves as an embellishment. The author is a college student, so he basically updates every other day or two. If you have any suggestions, you can put them forward and the author will refer to them. Thank you!

The plot of the story is clear and the words are vivid. I feel like I want to continue exploring after reading it. I look forward to updates.

It is a very attractive theme, with the chaos of Kyushu as the background. You can feel that the protagonist has grown up in flesh and blood, and he and his companions are more colorful. It is a novel about the rivers and lakes with a unique charm.