You Said It Was Wuxia, So Why Are You Flying on Swords?

What a great book! Come on, everyone, come and see, the protagonist of this book initially acquires Qi training, which is equivalent to an invincible existence. Then by chance, he lived with his father-in-law's family. Then he was very short of money and went to a gambling room. By chance, he saw that his brother-in-law owed 300,000 yuan to a gambling house, and then he went to gamble to help his brother-in-law pay back 300,000 yuan. In the end, the owner of the gambling house is a beautiful woman, and sends a killer to kill the protagonist. The protagonist solves the problem immediately. Instead of going to the gambling house to eliminate the roots, the protagonist returns to his father-in-law's house. His father-in-law knows that his son owes 300,000 yuan and is very angry and beats him up. Then he says that 300,000 yuan is nothing, and does not talk about repaying the protagonist's money. In the end, the protagonist is very short of money and asks his brother-in-law to drink. To make money, the man from the gambling shop teamed up with the Zhang family who owns the restaurant to kill the protagonist. After the protagonist was solved, he went to the beautiful woman in the gambling house and asked if she was the one who sent him. The master of the gambling house took action and felt that he couldn't beat him. Finally, the beauty in the gambling house said that it was sent by the Zhang family, and then the protagonist went to the Zhang family. I haven't seen the rest yet. I'll tell you about it later.

It's better than expected, some of the jokes are too stiff and not smooth. There are too many female supporting characters, the role of the brother-in-law is good, and the setting is brilliant, but I feel that there will be no chance to appear in the follow-up, which is a pity. All in all, it looks better than the average martial arts cultivator. I hope it won't collapse in the follow-up.

It's obviously a systematic novel, but the plot is smooth and reasonable, yet not confusing. It's too stable, not like a Tomato novel.

I have been reading novels for 13 years, including traditional fantasy, urban, romance, and women's videos. The author's writing may not be very friendly to readers who have not gone through the transition from traditional fantasy to cool writing to cool writing with a brain that is happy and logical, but it is very friendly to readers like me who have read popular novels and unknown novels. There is nothing too poisonous at the moment. It is written by a new author, but judging from the current progress, the follow-up will either be unfinished, start a new picture, suddenly have high battles, or have ups and downs in daily life, just like the book I read before about the only immortal cultivator who traveled through ancient times, but that is an old author who has very high requirements for writing, so it depends on how the author writes. The current data is not good, that is, the vest is too new and there is no recommendation position.

I've read a few chapters, they're very good Refining Qi is not the same as being a master. It also improves the level of cultivation and at least writes down the enemy's clear realm. For example, the realm of the guardian of Huangshang. The strength of the male protagonist has never been very clear and is written very vaguely. Then in the later stage of Qi refining, there is no guarantee of victory against a first-level master, as well as sword control and other skills. It is actually the art of controlling needles. How can I put it? If the body is written to be so powerful that the ability to control needles with spiritual consciousness cannot be defeated, and in the end, the person who is punched to death with the body is not as expressive as the magical skill of snapping fingers. It is written in this way and does not reflect the power of cultivating immortals. It is better to practice martial arts, change the skill of sword control to magical skills of snapping fingers, and change the realm to first-level perfection. The introduction was changed to "Cultivation of Immortality in the middle and late stages", so I feel a little more normal. Also, the heroine is written like a slut. From not wanting to marry at the beginning to being tactful and coy after saving her father, she jumps directly to being jealous. It's too fast. It's not sure whether she has forgotten her. There is also the son of the shopkeeper of Huangshang. It was during the first date with the heroine that I secretly killed her at night using the needle technique. It would probably be more interesting. Anyway, I would definitely kill her later. The effect of grinding and chirping was not good. I felt it in the novel, but I still didn't feel the ease and decisiveness in killing. The red pill must be written as the heroine, right? But this is really disgusting. How decisive is this killing? (Looking up, he happened to meet Hong Yao's beautiful eyes with a playful smile. He was so close that he could almost smell her faint fragrance. "Hey! Young Master Su, you are too polite...") If she doesn't kill her, she might be the heroine, then what's the point of writing it like this? Even though there were so many things going on, I didn't feel relaxed. The son of Huang Shang kicked his nose and face like this, but he was just knocked away. The author couldn't grasp this degree, so he thought about suppressing his realm. He wanted to reach a higher realm, build a foundation, and beat him to death directly. He couldn't be sold as dog meat.

I don't know why the ratings are so... But it looks good. As expected, you can't read the ratings on Tomato 😄 Suddenly I understand why the rating is so low. When the rating is low to a certain level, you still need to refer to it.

Of course five stars hahahaha

Yes, it's rare to watch it until the end in recent years, so I'm reviewing it for the first time. Although it's a bit short overall, the plot is good. It adds a lot of novel settings to the old martial arts and immortality theme. The ending is a bit rushed, and many characters who appeared in the early stage are not followed up, such as Qin. If the early plot is written more fully, more people will watch it.

It's pretty good and enjoyable to watch, although there are some flaws (that is, as mentioned before, the male protagonist did not kill innocent people indiscriminately, but destroyed an entire mansion, and even the servants in the mansion were not spared. They died a bit unfairly) other than this, overall it is still good, five-star praise, I hope the author can add details. Also, why is this book rated so low? Also, the money is a bit outrageous. Would it be better to reduce the overall amount of silver? Personal opinion

The author writes well. The book is in short supply. After reading dozens of chapters, this book still seems acceptable. I just suggest that you have a good grasp of the situation, and don't be like those written by other authors. The protagonist is either a coward, or is forced to have a delusional disorder, talking all day long, with extremely rich mental activities, or laughing and joking all day long, which is not interesting for senior book friends. One last thing, please post more 👍