Brothers sworn over a pot of tea, one relies on his brains and the other relies on his sword to fight his way through pursuit and betrayal. The counterattack of the loser and the genius is the blood and warmth of a group of people.
Reader comments
To be honest, what impressed me most about this book was not the excitement, but the slow-burning atmosphere.
The part where Chen Ning and Xiao Rang first met, a bowl of tea changed a life, and the sudden trust between strangers was so well written. Later, they settled down in Tianjian Sect, and the five of them sat around the yard eating, bickering, and hurting each other. The feeling of "family" particularly struck a chord with me.
Every time Fatty Zhu failed in alchemy, he had to be "scientifically analyzed" by Lin Mo. Xiao Ruoli picked up food for Chen Ning but not Fatty Zhu. Lin Mo was always reading and could always take out all kinds of strange books and materials. Xiao Rang spoke little but always spoke golden sentences... These daily writings are particularly life-like. In the fantasy world of fighting and killing, it is really healing to have such a warm place.
Of course, there is no ambiguity when it's time to burn. In the battle between Xiao Rang and Liu Yun, they tied Yuanying in 300 rounds. The description of the sword intention in the last sword made my scalp numb. During the bloody battle in Luoyan Valley, Chen Ning rushed back to save people, but Xiao Rang stood in front of him. The passionate feeling of brothers standing side by side made people want to shout "It's on fire!"
The emotional line is still in its infancy, but Xiao Ruoli's love for Chen Ning is written very delicately. It's not the routine of love at first sight, but the dependence and heartbeat accumulated little by little. The part where the little girl gave the peace charm was sweet and warm. Chen Ning's response is also very real - he is not the kind of harem male protagonist who "want it all", but a normal person who can hesitate, think, and take this relationship seriously.
In a word: This is a warm book. I hope the author will keep this style, write slowly, and we will follow slowly.
To be honest, what impressed me most about this book was not the excitement, but the slow-burning atmosphere. The part where Chen Ning and Xiao Rang first met, a bowl of tea changed a life, and the sudden trust between strangers was so well written. Later, they settled down in Tianjian Sect, and the five of them sat around the yard eating, bickering, and hurting each other. The feeling of "family" particularly struck a chord with me. Every time Fatty Zhu failed in alchemy, he had to be "scientifically analyzed" by Lin Mo. Xiao Ruoli picked up food for Chen Ning but not Fatty Zhu. Lin Mo was always reading and could always take out all kinds of strange books and materials. Xiao Rang spoke little but always spoke golden sentences... These daily writings are particularly life-like. In the fantasy world of fighting and killing, it is really healing to have such a warm place. Of course, there is no ambiguity when it's time to burn. In the battle between Xiao Rang and Liu Yun, they tied Yuanying in 300 rounds. The description of the sword intention in the last sword made my scalp numb. During the bloody battle in Luoyan Valley, Chen Ning rushed back to save people, but Xiao Rang stood in front of him. The passionate feeling of brothers standing side by side made people want to shout "It's on fire!" The emotional line is still in its infancy, but Xiao Ruoli's love for Chen Ning is written very delicately. It's not the routine of love at first sight, but the dependence and heartbeat accumulated little by little. The part where the little girl gave the peace charm was sweet and warm. Chen Ning's response is also very real - he is not the kind of harem male protagonist who "want it all", but a normal person who can hesitate, think, and take this relationship seriously. In a word: This is a warm book. I hope the author will keep this style, write slowly, and we will follow slowly.