The Ultimate Young Master: From Yanyun to the Wuxia World

The writing is very touching and delicate, and the plot is also very good. It doesn't make people feel uncomfortable watching it. I don't give it five stars because the protagonist does seem to be a bit of a flirt. After all, the author also said one or none, so there is no need to write so much ambiguity. You have to recognize it at every turn. Since the author has decided on this son-in-law, there is no need to use too much ink to speculate in the stock market, and if Yingying is to be the heroine, then you should let them get in touch with him as soon as possible. The plot has been going on for so long and the heroine has not yet begun to be properly shaped. The above only represents my personal opinion.

This is a rare Yanyun book. Except for some settings that are a bit ridiculous, it is still good overall. Finally, I would like to ask if there is a female protagonist? Single or multiple, if it's single, it must be Yingying 😘, if it's multiple, can it have white velvet, I'm really greedy for her long legs when the page loads [laughing]

"Boss... I'm sorry... It's all because the red line is too powerful... I couldn't control my strength... I almost beat you to death, boss... Wuwu..." Hahahaha I laughed at this part

Here we would like to answer some of the questions that readers may have. First of all, this book is not the kind of exciting book where you are completely invincible from the beginning, so the pace will be a bit slow. The protagonist will spend a lot of time with family and friends, and will not kill all the main tasks like playing a game. The other people are just NPCs who only appear when they should promote the plot. As for the issue of martial arts, first of all, it is taboo to learn secretly in the real world of martial arts. Unlike in the game, if you learn secretly and use it openly, no one will care about you. Therefore, the protagonist's personal use is mainly "self-created" and nameless. Some people say that Uncle Jiang and Wumingjian are too weak. In my setting, weakness is temporary. Jiang Yan's growth trajectory is that he has been following Wang Qing in the army since he was a boy. At the beginning of the game plot, he was unjustly accused of "killing his father and seizing the jade" and running away with a burned winter melon. Although Jiang Yan is very talented, he may not be involved in the world, so he is temporarily arranged to be weaker. When Shao Donggua grows up, Jiang Yan will definitely grow up if he can join the world. The specific extent of his growth will depend on the subsequent plot. Let's talk about the Nameless Sword. We can't just start throwing away the sword energy when we get started. There has to be a process of getting stronger, and everyone will know about it gradually. Let's talk about the issues everyone raised about intervening in other plots and accepting female protagonists. Intervening in other plots may be to pave the way for subsequent plots or to make up for the regrets of the original work. There must only be one female protagonist who is Yingying or there is no female protagonist, but it does not prevent Shaodonggua from having a few love affairs when he is young, or it is okay for Shaodonggua to be too good and be liked by girls. At least it is better than those heroines and fairies from all walks of life who will stick to it as soon as their tiger bodies are shocked. It is also very difficult to sew the mixed martial arts together. There must be some loopholes. You are welcome to correct me. The big ones will be corrected, and the small ones will be spared. Finally, I wish all of you who are burning winter melons good health and all the best, and your eightyin orifices can be heard every time. After reading the update, remember to click to remind it and use love to generate electricity for free, and welcome the adventures of the boss 😂 😂 😂

A very interesting martial arts fan novel. The protagonist has a chivalrous and youthful spirit that is not found in the protagonists of current martial arts novels. There is no cookie-cutter system. So far, the writing is quite good. I started to move towards the main text of abuse, and I no longer had the youthful spirit I had at the beginning.

The writing is quite good, one star is deducted from Chapter 303, "A revenge for a hundred generations can especially be retaliated." Revenge requires cutting off the roots and having clear ideas! Except for innocent people, it is best if the enemies leave cleanly!

I like it very much so far, but Yan Yun's own plot is a bit lacking. Some branch plots and residual chapters can be added. Author, what you want to write about is the awakened Wang Yuyan, but in terms of content visibility, it is still a vase. It is entirely the protagonist who worries about her affairs, which is lower than the red line level of children. Moreover, it is not about the protagonist's utilitarianism, but in terms of handling. I am definitely a brother and friend than ordinary people, but at the same time In the branch line about the Xiaoyao sect, the protagonist Hua Mantang, who has been friends for several years and is not envious of the fairy gang and needs to have her glasses repaired, only writes letters and goes to pick up Wang Yuyan in person. This makes the male character look like a tool to help fight. If you want to say that the protagonist likes Wang Yuyan, I will admit it. He is so attentive. In conclusion, author, if you don't want to write mindless harem stories, you should use less words to write about women. The protagonist knows the plot and knows that his good brothers will have a lot of trouble behind him. He cares about Song Qingshu more than he cares about Wang Yuyan. In these pictures, the protagonist still thinks that Song Qingshu will go astray and Wudang will change to a "young master". Song Qingshu is interesting enough to the protagonist. There should be less drama about women, and the protagonist should be his "little hero" Remember, Tian Ying once promised to change the eyes of the Moon God, and he can change the eyes if the sky doesn't stop.

The writing is good, the writing style is delicate, the characterization of the characters is deep enough, and the emotions between the characters are also well written. However, the author sometimes directly ignores some very important characters, such as Uncle Jiang, who disappears directly from behind. Also, based on my understanding of martial arts, Tai Chi is divided into yin and yang, and Tai Chi moves, blocks, and punches are mainly about strength. It feels a bit strange to add Xingyiquan to complement the strength. I will give it four stars.

It's really beautiful. I can't say that Yan Yun is the best among the fans. But this is the best Yanyun fan I have seen so far.

It's a super nice book. I can read it in one sitting. The characters are very deep. The writing may be a bit awkward at first, but the more I write, the better it gets.