The Legend of the Condor Heroes: I, the Mongolian Prince of Song, Have Swapped Bodies with Huang Rong!

It's not bad. The exchange between Xiao Ronger and the protagonist is very interesting. The couple started a business together. The martial arts flavor of the main plot is just right, and the emotional line is written very naturally. The relationship between the two heroines Hua Zheng and Huang Rong is handled well. What surprised me is that I didn't expect Xiao Ronger to be the one who wants to eat meat every time. Sure enough, women have nothing to do with men when they are seductive. Don't lie to me. The author of Mu Nianci just said that she would not accept it. I have caught up with the latest update and have not yet written how to arrange her in the end. I hope that I can give Sister Mu a good ending and stop letting Yang Kang make trouble. If not, I can set a red line with Guo Jing. Although an honest man is dull, he will be kind to her.

The writing is actually okay. The main problem is the identity of the protagonist. King of Song Dynasty in Mongolia, I really can't complain. Even if the protagonist succeeds in the future, his reputation in history will probably not be very good [laughing] Although Genghis Khan was a genius of his generation, it was not a good thing for the Han people. Those who are not of my race must have different minds. The protagonist will not lead the Mongolian army to attack cities and plunder lands in the future, and then call it national integration, right? That's really fun [laughing]

The overall feeling is okay. I like to read this series of martial arts fans recently. This one is relatively interesting, at least I can read it. I just feel that the relationship between the protagonist and Huang Rong develops a little too quickly. The protagonist reveals the secrets he knows too easily and is not careful enough? Also, there is a slight mistake in the plot where the protagonist and Huang Rong write letters to each other to tell each other what they have done. I hope the author goes back and corrects it, otherwise it will feel weird. Huang Rong knows what he wrote without changing back. It is really a bit weird.

It's a rare piece of writing by a Jin Yong fan. The ideas are clear, step-by-step, and not toxic at the moment. I hope to start the ruler's route later. The essence of martial arts literature should still be in the martial arts. Also, don't overestimate your martial arts. Many Jin Yong's protagonists are completely at the level of one person destroying an entire country. I really can't read it.

It's really good to watch, I like the harem. Many authors can't write about the harem because their writing skills are too weak and the plot connection is too bad. Some people don't like to see the harem, for fear that the subsequent plot will collapse. But I think the author's current ideas are very good, and the story development is also very reasonable. There is no need to limit the two heroines, right [Like]

This article is really good. In fact, in the original work of The Condor Shooting, Hua Zheng is really difficult to defeat. In order to restore history, Li Ping was sacrificed, and Hua Zheng and Li Ping were linked to death. To be honest, it is really difficult for Guo Jing, who was created by Jin Yong, to vote for the Song Dynasty based on his status. As one of the original major shareholders, the life and death brother of Tuo Lei, the Golden Sword Prince Consort, and the God of War, with his status and ability, he is really likely to complete the unification of Mongolia and Song Dynasty.

"In this book, the author has constructed a grand allegory/metaphor system. The surface of the text is the advancement of the plot, but the core is a precise anatomy of the dilemma of modernity. The narrative rhythm is relaxed and moderate, and the character arcs are clear and complete. It is not only a literary enjoyment, but also a critical attack on the mind. It is worth reading repeatedly."

The book is indeed good, with plot and logic. It looks like it was written by an experienced hand, and I have written it with all my heart. Since I have read the book before the update, I don't know if it will be as good as before. Only later will I know, so I will give it four stars. This is one of the few positive reviews I have made on Tomato Novels. Com.

It's very interesting to watch, and the emotional scenes are beyond the average level of Tomato Martial Arts fandoms. However, I may have read too many of this type of fanfics, and I still hope that there will be some female characters that interact with each other and have some scenes. It depends on the author's writing skills. Generally speaking, if there are no more than four or five, it won't be a big problem.

After reading it for a while, the writing was very interesting and fascinating. It attracted the reader's interest in just a few chapters and made me want to continue to read the wonderful story of the protagonist. The plot development between Guo Jing, Huang Rong and Wan Yankang, and the disputes between Mongolia, Song and Jin were also extremely interesting.