Yan Yun: Fleeing the Disaster, I Stumbled Upon the Immortals’ Ferry

It's very beautiful and the author wrote it in great detail. I haven't read many Yanyun novels. I have read a few good ones before, but many of the plots were misled by some of Yanyun's early comments (such as Shao Donggua's life experience, the setting of the man who should be the law, mainly some inferences made by the player Yunliwuli before the final chapter of Hexi, saying that Hexi is really awesome). I was fascinated by the details in Yan Yun's work. When I saw it in the large text, I felt like I was surprised to see an old friend again. The author sets the protagonist as an original character from the Sixteenth Prefecture of Yanyun instead of directly setting it as Shao Donggua. To a certain extent, it solves the problem of what Shao Donggua will do if he does not follow the main plot. After all, Aunt Han's whereabouts are unknown, and why Uncle Jiang has not come back for three years... These answers obtained in the later stage may affect the whole body. I like this book very much. I hope I can finish it. (As I write, it suddenly occurred to me that Yan Yun has not yet written in detail whether Gu Yun also wants to play big) People who don't want to do homework late at night are left here.

It's okay. If there is no cp, I should feel a little better. Now my strength is about 40% with the enemy. It's mediocre and a bit bland. It may still need to grow, but I can't see the time to grow.

Damn it, boss, you are really awesome, you are really good-looking, holy shit, you are so good-looking, the relationship shaping is so good😿😿😿It is really super good-looking😿I really feel like I am living in Yanyun. . Damn, it's so pretty

It's beautiful and well-written. [Blow kiss] But it's too short and not enough to read 😢 Do you dare to write eight chapters in one day? [Rolls eyes]

I can't. The photos are beautiful. From the beginning to the latest chapter, the writing is getting better and better, and the plot is laid out more smoothly and tightly. I feel that the author has been making progress. It would be great if he suddenly found one million more words when he went online🥸

The author's writing is full of wit and wit, and he brings Yan Yun's life to life. It not only shows the various aspects of life in troubled times, but also has interesting urban life and martial arts adventures. The protagonist is just but not pedantic and knows how to adapt. I really like this book and hope the author gets better and better (^з^)-☆

It's not bad, it's quite detailed. If there are any errors or omissions or incorrect logic, the author will correct them. It's good (in short, it means he has a very good attitude). If the author hadn't said it, I wouldn't have known that it was already in the grading stage 🤦

I am a prophet, and the score of this book cannot be lowered. After reading ten chapters, the feeling of a group of people in troubled times is revealed! The young man is high-spirited, holding the sword to the end of the world, for the country, for the people, for the rivers and lakes, and for the world!! Damn it, the characters are three-dimensional, the connection between daily life and the main plot is very good, the sense of group portraits in Jianghu is vivid on the page, the author's writing is also very good, the protagonist's character is also very comfortable, the lack of combat power is unreasonable, and the interaction with everyone who is not envious of immortals is also very warm. It truly writes "care about everything in the world, family affairs, national affairs, and the world", and it has just tied it now. I carry the banner for this book!!

The quality of Yanyun's fandom is relatively high, and there is almost no OOC. I look forward to future performances.

I don't allow such a beautiful Yanyun fanfic to be less than a high score. [Sending heartfelt thanks] For the many ideas Dada has come up with based on the original work (it's so logical, it makes me feel like Yanyun's plot planning and writing fan fiction), as well as the good writing style, I give Dada a heartfelt thumbs up. This book is really nice