I'm Yang Kang: From the Start, I Trick Li Mochou into Stealing the Nine Yin Manual

The counterattack of the sinister little prince: This version of Yang Kang uses Jiu Yin to play new tricks at the beginning Who says Yang Kang can only be a tragic villain who considers his thieves as his father? "I am Yang Kang, tricking Li Mochou into stealing Nine Yin at the beginning" directly overturns the destiny of the original work, allowing Yang Kang who came from time-travel to use his foresight to turn a bad hand into a king. It is extremely enjoyable to read. The most unique thing in the book is the opening setting - giving up the entanglement about life experience and going straight to the core goal "Nine Yin Manual", and also accurately portrays the innocent and ignorant Li Mochou who has just emerged from the ancient tomb. There are no bloody grudges, and only a sharp tongue and precise insights make the "Red Train Fairy" willing to be a "stolen teammate." The contrast between this sinister strategy and the girl's ignorance caught the eye from the beginning. Yang Kang is no longer an indecisive playboy, but a hero with clear goals. Mei Chaofeng protects him, Ouyang Ke follows him, and even Guo Jing and Huang Rong have become his stepping stones to reach the top of the martial arts world. Every step of the plot is stepped on and the pace is so fast that he can't stop. As a fanfic of The Condor Shooting, it not only retains the Jianghu background of Jin Yong's martial arts, but also subverts the solid impression of classic characters. In the original work, Yang Kang's ambitions were magnified, but he used the wisdom of a time traveler to avoid all bad tricks. The dual goal of "ruling the world + dominating the martial arts" runs throughout, giving this villain's counterattack story both emotional support and fresh and exciting plot tension. The fight for the Nine Yin Scriptures is no longer exclusive to the protagonist. The sinister little prince's step-by-step approach makes this game of rivers and lakes even more interesting. If you are tired of the same stereotypes of decent counterattacks and want to see how villains use their ingenuity to change fate, this book is definitely worth reading - after all, who can resist Yang Kang, who can coax people, have strategies, and play tricks on the gangsters?

Full marks first. What about the back?

What's going on? How come no one reads such a beautiful book?

The writing is really good, there are no surprises, and there are not a few modern words that will make people laugh. The writing style is steady, simple and simple.

How should I put it, although Yang Tiexin is a little bit vicious, I am still looking forward to the follow-up

Looks pretty good

The plot is very coherent

I like it without a system

The storyline is reasonable and appropriate, and the writing is good.

Looks pretty good so far