Hooves Across Both Banks of the Yellow River, Twin Maces Against Three Provinces and Six Prefectures

Very interesting. I particularly like this author's books. The characters of his protagonists are very casual and don't care about money or fame. Although the protagonist is very tacky, it makes you feel like a wandering Taoist priest. The occasional dry humor in the article is also very interesting.

Writers of female videos should really come here to learn how to write female characters. Although there are many female characters, they are neither stallions nor harems. They allow you to clearly feel the charm of each character without being stereotyped. Some of them can really make you feel like a chivalrous woman. Of course, the book also has its shortcomings, but from the perspective of how well written the female characters are, I'll give it a high score.

This book revolves around the thoughts of heroes and rivers and lakes. The protagonist, as a young man who has received modern education, adheres to the principle of repaying kindness and revenge, and works hard for orphans regardless of his own life. The plot is touching and thought-provoking. Why is the score so low? This is an ancient martial arts novel. It is humorous and reminds me of the era of paper novels.

When I was looking for a book, I discovered that the same author wrote "One Stick and You Might Die". The wording and sentences were very in line with my taste. The storyline was a bit cliche, but it is also a rare book on Tomato.

It's a good martial arts novel. The main character has a very upright outlook on things and attaches great importance to love and justice. He is the kind of person who can travel thousands of miles for friendship and justice. It feels like playing a martial arts game. Many people may have read too many stories about martial arts levels. They are a bit confused when they encounter such unclear levels, but this is a plus point for me. In the world of martial arts, it's ridiculous to think that a level higher than one level can be lowered by a level in seconds. As long as people are still human, then it's okay for people to kill people. The concept of wandering around is quite good, but there are just too many things you can do.

Martial Arts: Are you very strong? Just give me a blow and let me go. Fried rice with elm leaves The overall atmosphere is relaxed and pleasant, with a little bit of humor. It has a bit of a traditional martial arts flavor, and the writing skills are better than most online novels, and it's generally more comfortable. The protagonist's skills are different. It adds some freshness and allows many stories to unfold. The slight flaws are probably a common problem in many traditional martial arts novels. There are too many three teachings and nine schools of thought, and many times we try to be new and different for the sake of being new and different, which feels like "forcing me to express my worries just to compose new words". The story after entering the Jianghu world will always be somewhat confusing. To me, this is really a minor issue. The whole thing can be seen. Four to five stars. New book issues are rounded up.

The previous writings are all very good. I rarely see novels with such a pure sense of martial arts. It feels like I secretly read novels when I was in school. Everyone is described with flesh and blood. The author's writing style is also very delicate, and I couldn't put it down.

There is a sense of Jianghu and human touch in the words and sentences in the book, and the character creation can be said to be classic but with something new in it. The protagonist's experience also arouses people's imagination and makes them curious.

Very orthodox martial arts novels, with no system or realm, and the characters in them are very vivid and full of chivalry, which makes me feel like I have returned to Jin Yong's world. Now the martial arts novels on Tomato, whether they are Jin Yong's fans or others, make me feel like they are dead. The whole world is revolving around the protagonist, but this book feels like a real world to me. Maybe this is because this book is not a cool novel, but it also shows that the author's writing skills are still online. After talking about my feelings, let's talk about the plot now. If the originality of the plot of this book is scored out of 10, I can give it an 8 out of 10, which is pretty good. I had read this book before, but I was persuaded not to read it because the protagonist was slandered at the beginning. Later, by chance, I clicked on this book again and read it in one go. Overall, it is still a good book. It adds other elements to the traditional martial arts, which is acceptable to me. All the methods of immortality come from a mysterious meteorite in the Western Zhou Dynasty. It is a bit like Tomb Raiders [face covering]. It may be the source of inspiration. The integration of the two is not very good. Most of the holes have not been filled in yet. I hope the author will not be a eunuch. The protagonists in the author's works are never smart people. It can be said that they are all rough men, but they also have many advantages. In my opinion, most of the protagonists on Tomato are not even human beings. They are labeled as decisive and decisive but behave like animals. The protagonist of this book can be said to be a holy mother, not in a derogatory sense. If you say he is decisive in killing, he can accept people who have slandered him as his apprentices. If you say he is indecisive, he can destroy a whole family of people. Overall, this book ranks high among Tomato Martial Arts. When I read it, I felt like I was playing in the world of runaway heroes [facepalm]. It can be said to be food for martial arts fans.

Good-looking, creative, both the techniques and settings are interesting