After the door to the multiverse was opened, martial arts schools were reformed and no longer provided employment, and knights were no longer popular.
Liu Kun, who had been unemployed for a long time in Shangjing City, came to Linjiang City and opened a Daxia Firm, planning to start a business on his own.
With all kinds of clients and strange and dangerous cases, Liu Kun tightened his grip on the stick.
Reader comments
Give yourself a pat on the back.
When writing a novel, I always feel like I am taming the wild horse in my mind.
Laugh.
Be careful about writing uncontrolled things.
What an interesting worldview! Every CASE is super interesting!
I really admire the author's brain for coming up with such outrageous yet reasonable settings. I have never seen anything like it in other books~
However, the rhythm of the book is a bit strange. The events are very well prepared, but the layout of the resolution of the events is always completed in one or two sentences, which is too short. It always makes people feel like: Huh? What happened? How come the problem is solved? All that's left is a fight? As a result, I had to turn forward a few pages and read the text before I knew the full story of the incident.
Although this sounds like a novice reader, I still hope to increase the proportion of descriptions of solving the event layout, or have a description of reviewing the layout through dialogue after the event is over. Most readers nowadays use the listening function to listen to books while doing other things. Information that is too short can be missed without paying attention.
The protagonist's fighting style is quite similar to that of "Doomsday Survival Solution Provider", but why was that version released while this one was harmonized so much? The author has to work hard to bribe the editor, hahahahahaha.
Give yourself a pat on the back. When writing a novel, I always feel like I am taming the wild horse in my mind. Laugh. Be careful about writing uncontrolled things.
What an interesting worldview! Every CASE is super interesting! I really admire the author's brain for coming up with such outrageous yet reasonable settings. I have never seen anything like it in other books~ However, the rhythm of the book is a bit strange. The events are very well prepared, but the layout of the resolution of the events is always completed in one or two sentences, which is too short. It always makes people feel like: Huh? What happened? How come the problem is solved? All that's left is a fight? As a result, I had to turn forward a few pages and read the text before I knew the full story of the incident. Although this sounds like a novice reader, I still hope to increase the proportion of descriptions of solving the event layout, or have a description of reviewing the layout through dialogue after the event is over. Most readers nowadays use the listening function to listen to books while doing other things. Information that is too short can be missed without paying attention. The protagonist's fighting style is quite similar to that of "Doomsday Survival Solution Provider", but why was that version released while this one was harmonized so much? The author has to work hard to bribe the editor, hahahahahaha.