At the foot of Longhu Mountain in the late Qing Dynasty, a ten-year-old blind girl named Wenzhu Yatina from a foreign land was so hungry that she ate the offerings. With purple eyes and snow-skinned skin, she was regarded as a monster by the villagers, but she only ran into the young Zhang Zhiwei. He raised his eyebrows and chuckled: "You little thief, you will be beaten for stealing." The girl's power was passively triggered, and she was evenly matched with the future Celestial Master with one strike. Zhang Zhiwei's eyes suddenly darkened, and he grabbed her slender wrist: "Who did you learn this kung fu from?" And she opened her unfocused purple eyes blankly: "Can... Give me another snack?"
Reader comments
The writing is good, but a little OOC. Zhang Zhiwei was a very magnanimous and open-minded person when he was young. Why does he feel like he has become dissolute and irritable? Moreover, the writing is more gorgeous, more like a romance novel than a one-person style. All in all, unlike those who practice Taoism, they prefer the worldly world.
It's rare to get a real drama. I would like to express my gratitude to the BG fan of CP Master Tianshi for cooking.
The development of relationships is relatively slow, and the character design of Zhang Jingqing, a boy/young man, is also somewhat different from what I understand (but the character design of Master Tian is quite difficult to control), but the plot of the wife is compact and the writing is smooth, which is good to watch.
I think it's okay. There are very few books about Lao Tianshi. I'm looking forward to meeting the protagonists later.
The writing is good, but a little OOC. Zhang Zhiwei was a very magnanimous and open-minded person when he was young. Why does he feel like he has become dissolute and irritable? Moreover, the writing is more gorgeous, more like a romance novel than a one-person style. All in all, unlike those who practice Taoism, they prefer the worldly world.
It's rare to get a real drama. I would like to express my gratitude to the BG fan of CP Master Tianshi for cooking. The development of relationships is relatively slow, and the character design of Zhang Jingqing, a boy/young man, is also somewhat different from what I understand (but the character design of Master Tian is quite difficult to control), but the plot of the wife is compact and the writing is smooth, which is good to watch.
I think it's okay. There are very few books about Lao Tianshi. I'm looking forward to meeting the protagonists later.