Traveling through books + multiple travels + multiple rebirths + no stallion + no blood + no stick to the original work + no God perspective + no brainless dog licking. The protagonist Su Jingcheng is 32 years old, has a PhD in psychology from Peking University, and studies classical literature. He has practiced martial arts (Tai Chi, Bajiquan) for ten years in his spare time. He is obsessed with the Condor Heroes. He travels through books and becomes a young Yang Guo. He vows to change the fate of Yang Guo and Guo Fu. In this life, he will never miss you again, no longer regret, and become a real Condor Heroes.
Reader comments
Three stars for seriousness and one star for conscientiousness. To sum up the following points: 1. The slow pace of the book gave me the feeling of watching an old version of martial arts. It was very flavorful. I am used to watching fast pace, and suddenly it felt quite comfortable to read this kind of book. There is a reason for the four stars. 2. There is a feeling that distinguishes Tomato. The author may be a writer himself, or he may be a little bit literary. This is not to say that it is not good, on the contrary, it will make some people like it better. The third one is more fatal. Although it is a slow-paced novel, the slow and stagnant progress of the plot is very uncomfortable. I seemed to have read tens of thousands of words before I reached the full truth. The pace can be slower, but the plot progress should be faster. If you couldn't feel the careful use of pen between the lines, I would have thought you were just writing.
Author, are you talking about multiple female protagonists or single female protagonist?
Keep updating! Waiting for the ending, I hope there will be a perfect ending. Recently, there have been many movies with Guo Fu named as multiple heroines. It's hard to see a Guo Fu. Either it's written or written, it has no ending or it's unfinished. I'm sad.
The plot is innovative and it is considered a relatively good Shen Diao fan novel.
Can't you tell me whether it's a single heroine or a double heroine? [Hold face][Hold face]
What is written here [cover face][cover face]
It's well written, but it feels too heavy, and it's another sad story.
It's not a cool novel, it's about writing characters, reflections, and multiple lines seriously! Come on! I also hope more people will pay attention to it.
As long as you don't stretch your hips in the middle and late stages, five stars will be fine.
Three stars for seriousness and one star for conscientiousness. To sum up the following points: 1. The slow pace of the book gave me the feeling of watching an old version of martial arts. It was very flavorful. I am used to watching fast pace, and suddenly it felt quite comfortable to read this kind of book. There is a reason for the four stars. 2. There is a feeling that distinguishes Tomato. The author may be a writer himself, or he may be a little bit literary. This is not to say that it is not good, on the contrary, it will make some people like it better. The third one is more fatal. Although it is a slow-paced novel, the slow and stagnant progress of the plot is very uncomfortable. I seemed to have read tens of thousands of words before I reached the full truth. The pace can be slower, but the plot progress should be faster. If you couldn't feel the careful use of pen between the lines, I would have thought you were just writing.
Author, are you talking about multiple female protagonists or single female protagonist?
Keep updating! Waiting for the ending, I hope there will be a perfect ending. Recently, there have been many movies with Guo Fu named as multiple heroines. It's hard to see a Guo Fu. Either it's written or written, it has no ending or it's unfinished. I'm sad.
The plot is innovative and it is considered a relatively good Shen Diao fan novel.
Can't you tell me whether it's a single heroine or a double heroine? [Hold face][Hold face] What is written here [cover face][cover face]
It's well written, but it feels too heavy, and it's another sad story.
It's not a cool novel, it's about writing characters, reflections, and multiple lines seriously! Come on! I also hope more people will pay attention to it.
As long as you don't stretch your hips in the middle and late stages, five stars will be fine.