I Transmigrated as Zhang Sanfeng: Guo Xiang Loves Sanfeng, Not Yang Guo

I came across this book after following an old one, and it really resonated with me. Although both are about Zhang Sanfeng, they present completely different perspectives. The young Zhang Sanfeng is experiencing family and national turmoil, making it much more relatable. Keep it up, I'll be reading as soon as you update! 🤔🤔🤔

I never liked Huang Rong when I watched the TV series, but I couldn't figure out why. Now I finally understand! Keep it up, this one is definitely much better than the previous ones. To be honest and objective, what are you thinking, those of you who want to kill Guo Fu? Guo Fu only had a verbal altercation, and she deserves to be killed? Isn't indiscriminate killing an evil practice?

Hao Datong walked up to Zhang Sanfeng at some point and began to speak. Guo Jing's expression changed, and he quickly clasped his hands in a fist and said to Hao Datong, "Senior Brother Hao, you have misunderstood. Rong'er is just worried and confused."

The book is truly excellent; I devoured it in one go, finally fulfilling the readers' regrets about Zhang Junbao and Guo Xiang. The story's completion is high, and the happy ending is well-received. However, the book feels a bit too much like the novel "Snow Scene," as the saying goes, "Those who merely imitate will die." I hope the author continues to strive and develop their own style. Good luck! 💕💕💕💕

Dear readers, many characters in the book are neither good nor bad; it's just a matter of perspective. The reason Guo Fu had conflicts with the protagonist earlier was because the protagonist was labeled a traitor by Shaolin Temple and feared that his younger sister Guo Xiang would be deceived.

Wuxia version of Dragon King Returns

Wuxia is all about swift justice and revenge.

That's right, there are no major flaws.

I hope you won't let the protagonist get entangled with too many women. After all, he is Zhang Sanfeng, a grandmaster and a born cultivator.

The plot works well together, and the characters grow rapidly. I'm very curious about how the story of "Slaying the Demon" will be written in the future. It's definitely worth watching.