(Also known as The Chivalrous Catcher: A Tale of Love)
The world is dark, and I alone stand apart.
Xiao Mai transmigrated into a martial world where strength reigns supreme, and has been there for five years.
With the help of a System that makes him stronger whenever he upholds justice, he has mastered peerless martial arts.
What comes next?
Here, warriors temper their bodies and cultivate true energy, constantly pushing past their physical limits. They offer blood to raging flames, awaken divine light, and unlock countless supernatural abilities.
Once they reach mastery, their beliefs set them apart.
Those who revere order claim lands, establish borders, and crown themselves emperors and kings. They are the Court.
Those who prize freedom found sects and roam the eight directions with pride. They are the Jianghu.
The Court and the Jianghu stand as rivals, yet remain bound to each other by ties that cannot be severed.
One act follows another, and spectacular dramas unfold one after the next. Only the common people suffer through every rise and fall.
The heroes of the world either serve the Court or belong to the wilderness. Xiao Mai chooses the path of the chivalrous hero.
Dear author, everyone wants to see Maizi torture others, not others torture. I have already seen enough of Maizi being tortured by NPCs in the last part. As a result, he first suffered from bloody amnesia, and then he forgot to switch to the official mode of the system. Finally, in chapter 48, the unparalleled sword in the world was able to be resolved? Learn from the British GW and eat books, right? What kind of unique trick can solve this problem? It gives people the impression of a good Manchu-Han banquet with all the colors, flavors and flavors, but there is no salt in every meat dish! You know! The final effect is really uncomfortable to eat and a pity to throw away 🙂
Well written, why are there so few comments? Well, after watching a little bit of the first part, I can only say that you are not suitable to write martial arts, because you have no chivalry. Why not go to a female channel and try a story with a villain as the protagonist? Remember to go to a female channel.
I quite like this style of writing. I finished reading the update in one go yesterday However, I do feel that he does not deserve five stars. It is just that the rating is a bit too low and I would like to give him a higher rating. There are actually quite a few problems. First of all, the protagonist has amnesia. I can actually tell that the author wanted to write this second part as if it were the first part. He wrote out the protagonist's abilities and past step by step by mining memories, and then created some dramatic conflicts. After watching the first part, I didn't think it was okay, but others may think that the narrative is slow and the routines are a bit repetitive. The second is that the strength of Jiao Palace is too high. The protagonist's strength in the second part is still like this under such a target. If Jiao Palace really has this strength, can other martial arts masters survive for so long? Of course, it can be said that Jiao Palace has only become active recently. The problem is that it has been at least five years. How come the protagonist did not encounter so many setbacks in the five years before the protagonist fell off the cliff when he was invincible? At that time, the unparalleled sword in the world was unparalleled, and then this part is to write a drama Conflict forced various enemy mechanisms to be strengthened with scales and then ignored the Unparalleled Sword. In five years, none of the group of masters had gotten such a ruthless thing. I was really afraid of the side effects and hid it and used it as a trump card at the critical moment. No one had collected it. The third issue is the emotional drama. I haven't watched the last one for a while, and I kind of forgot about it. I remember that the emotional description was quite restrained. There was nothing wrong with Shen Xin's description. It was about the same as it is now, and the foreshadowing was about the same. Although I don't know why the daughter of the God Catcher escaped and became a witch and no one found out. I kind of forgot about it, but it's not that important. I guess everyone doesn't care about her very much, although I think the author wrote it very well. The change is actually very blunt. Seriously, even if this is true, why would First Leng Nuan know about it? Then, the performance in the previous movie was such that the character of the money tree forced her four apprentices to do things. Her four apprentices would not have such personalities and behaviors. There are quite a lot of vague memories. Memories can be used as my argument against this twist. I can understand that the author wants a dramatic conflict in the emotional drama. After all, if there is no twist, there will be no difference between Xiao Su and the destined heroine. The problem is that you have to bring up the foreshadowing and everyone suddenly realizes it instead of raising it and yelling. . . All I can say is that you really need to practice. The feeling of this movie is the same as when I watched the second part of Pig Man and Five Spirit Guardians. In the previous movie, the protagonist was already invincible and pinched the monsters with his hands, and then came out dark crystals, which are scales. Everyone who gets the scales can cause trouble to the protagonist. Each case is a step in a seemingly single overall plot. I personally like to watch this form of detective work. I can only say that the author needs to strengthen his ability to smoothly cause dramatic conflicts. Come on.
It is a rare orthodox martial arts book with stable fighting power. The master has the strength of the master, the younger generation has the growth of the younger generation, the strength and weakness can be traced, and the victory and defeat are reasonable. The author has a good understanding of martial arts, martial arts has rules, and knights have soul. In short, it is a good book, but it is a bit unlucky and it is not popular!
I always feel like I have read this novel before. The chapter talks about how good the God-catcher daughter can be, no matter how good she is. It really feels like I do something in daily life and it feels like I have done it before. It feels like I have predicted the future. It really feels like I have read it several times.
The pace of the second part is a visible improvement compared to the previous one. Although there are still flaws in the opening compared to the previous one, it can be said that there are very few poisonous points [laughter] If newcomers can't bear the hardship, don't read the first part [laughter]
Shen Xin is quite cute. I don't know who the heroine is. If the heroine is not Shen Xin, then the portrayal must be better than Shen Xin. Otherwise, Shen Xin is completely the heroine in the novel. She has two souls in one body, white and black.
Very well written, comparable to the Records of the Goddess Qiongming
So interesting. The protagonist has invincible amnesia, and his ability to slowly dig out details is much better than those who just explain it right away! Anyway, it looks great to me! It's not a stupid feeling, it's really great 😘
It's so good. It's the best martial arts novel I've ever read.