Jiuyin****

The author has a unique understanding of the interaction between yin and yang, and his narrative style inherits Jin Yong's writing style. It's just that he was poisoned by Jin Yong in terms of point of view, portraying Zhu Yuanzhang as a cunning and cruel emperor. However, this is not the fault of the author, but the tone set by Jin Yong when he created "The Story of Heaven and the Dragon Sword".

The plot is smooth, the reading is comfortable, a conscientious work, and a rare martial arts novel

The writing is very good, with clear layers and links, making it worth reading.

Come on, come on, work hard Come on and work hard

Beautiful, bold imagination!

This book is so well written that it exposes the shamelessness of Zhu Yuanzhang. Zhu Yuanzhang was originally a subordinate of Zhang Wuji. He ascended the throne and eliminated dissidents and killed loyal ministers. Duan Ziyu jumped from a mediocre person to a most ferocious and evil person in the world with the help of Zhang Wuji's hidden martial arts secrets. It proves that people can change. Those without power will become cowardly, and those with power will become extremely vicious.

Absolutely wonderful. I give this novel five shining red stars, full marks.

Not bad! Very interesting novel

Well written, more interesting than the young and frivolous Duan Ziyu in Nine Yins and Nine Yangs

The sequel is pretty good and worth watching.

Very beautiful and exciting

This book is good and worth recommending

This book is still very good

Worth seeing, natural and smooth

The writing is good and worth reading.

Very well written and beautiful.

Beautiful, ancient novel

Really good, clear and logical

This book is good and worth buying

The writing is good, and it connects the nine yin and nine yang

Finally, this guy is going to take the pressure.

Interesting! It can be more atmospheric and natural.

Haokan This book is the continuation of The Legend of Yitian and Slaying the Dragon, Nine Yins and Nine Yangs.

Beautiful and enjoyable, Zhang Wuji first perfected his magical skills and created the Taixuan Sutra. Duan Ziyu wielded his sword from the palace and practiced the Sunflower Book. In the end, he was killed by Zhang Wuji