Yi Yun, Martial Saint

I have read Chapter 40 so far. I dare to say that this is the best novel I have read in the past two years. The protagonist is thoughtful and has an online mind. I hope that the subsequent plots will maintain this level. Also, I don't understand why it only has more than 7 points. Those cookie-cutter stories about having many children and many blessings all have 8 or 9 points. Alas I've read more than 100 chapters, and I'm starting to follow the boss plot again. I don't have the strength to be tough, and then I'm rescued. I'm really disappointed.

The core of a truly great novel lies not in the story it tells, but in the unforgettable souls it creates. When the characters are no longer just tools to promote the plot, but have their own will, contradictions, desires and growth arcs, they stand up from the page and have independent lives. We rejoice in their joy and lament their suffering. Even after closing the page, their shadows still linger in our hearts, as if they were real friends or enemies in our lives. This profound characterization stems from the author's compassion and insight into human nature. It does not avoid the darkness and weakness of human nature, but it can always light up a glimmer of light in the darkest places. It is these flesh-and-blood, complex and multifaceted characters that give the novel its eternal charm that transcends time and space.

I have read chapter thirty-eight now, and the first small copy is over. I can only say that it is cool and beautiful! Other book reviews have mentioned Turtle, but this is not the case. The author said it was slow to heat up, but it was actually not as slow as I thought. After learning to practice martial arts, I felt so happy. I progressed very quickly, had clear ideas, and could kill everything with my fists. Moreover, the ups and downs of the writing were more beautiful. The most important point is that compared to other novels of the same type, this one has better details and plot, and it is not the same that can attract me. At first I thought it was pure martial arts, but evil spirits, demons, demons and other elements were introduced [sending the heart]. Finally, please be patient and read a few chapters in the early stages. (Don't post a few dollars a piece below, you'll know by yourself)

What can I say, not bad. . Needless to say about the theme type, the structure of the system and the setting of the characters are relatively compatible, although a bit mixed. There isn't much newness in the content, and there aren't any bad points. The pace is fast, and it's just a cool read. The flaws can be ignored. It's a little better in the early stages, but it's a bit of a matryoshka in the later stages. It can be slowed down appropriately and polished more. Then there's the battle between systems, which is still average. . After seeing the last few pictures, I feel like I can wrap it up and there is no need to write more. . I haven't seen it yet, but if you like this genre, you can still check it out.

Okay, the plot doesn't drag on, the pig's feet are killed decisively

This book is written relatively smoothly, and I finished it by accident. Every time I only write about 60% to 70% of the climax. It won't make people feel hot-blooded, nor will it make people feel boring. It's just written in an interesting and ordinary way. In the end, the finale was sublimated, giving a beautiful and huge ending that was predictable and imaginable. This book is the only one I have seen that digs holes that do not need to be filled and are reasonable. As the protagonist's worldview and strength improve, many pitfalls will naturally disappear. For example, the precious pets collected will not be described later as their strength increases. For example, some characters, as the world develops, no longer work together, and there is no need to describe them anymore. Very consistent with real human nature.

I have been following the update for more than a month. If the rating is not above 7 points, please leave a comment. It's a very good book about martial arts from another world. The golden finger design is also very reasonable. The protagonist has the ability to be both steady and fast in leveling up. There is currently no female protagonist and there is no tendency to have a female protagonist. It is non-toxic, pure and refreshing, and can be regarded as the best of its kind.

The level in Tomato is pretty good, but it's normal for people who didn't enjoy reading in the early stages to get low scores. It's suitable for people who slowly follow the book.

It is definitely a rare and good book. I usually read fast-paced books. The first few chapters felt like they were poorly written. But after reading it, I found that it is indeed a good book. It is very good. After reading it, I will give it a five-star review.

The character of Pig's Feet is described in detail, and his behavior and actions are relaxed and relaxed. His wisdom beyond his peers is not deliberately described, and it comes to mind after reading a few chapters. The writing is smooth, neither rushed nor slow, and eloquent. This is my favorite style!