Wuxia: Every Character I Mention Gets Socially Humiliated

It gives me the feeling that it is a female author. How do I know? It's more to the point [smile]

Luo Liba Suo, many private goods, six-star praise

I have read many books and rarely write reviews, but I started writing this one after reading just a few chapters. It's not that bad. At the beginning, she whitewashed Emei and Yan Mie, saying that Emei was really here to pay homage to his birthday, and that Mie Yan was one of the main forces who forced Zhang Cuishan to death. She also said that she sincerely went to pay homage to him. Mie Yan knew the secrets of the Dragon Slaying Sword and the Yitian Sword, so she wanted the Dragon Slaying Sword to be real. There were a lot of whitewashing scenes later. Don't say what you think is useless. It depends on the subsequent results.

It's quite interesting. The martial arts characters are all very realistic, which is nice. As a host, the author's explanation contains a lot of personal understanding, which is not neutral enough. But overall it's okay, and he didn't go out of his way to be black for the sake of being black. Great author, Chapter 128 is really awkward to read, your butt is sitting too crookedly, you should stop talking about relationships. Many excellent women are strong, I don't think it is a shortcoming. By the way, let me introduce the bet Lin Chaoying made: if I lose, I will kill myself on the spot and never see each other again in this life; if she wins, Wang Chongyang has two choices: either give her the tomb of the living dead and obey her instructions for life, or become a Taoist priest and build a temple in Zhongnan Mountain. This is the original work, not forcing Wang Chongyang to marry her, this is a magical modification of the novel. Don't keep talking about little fairies. It's annoying to read. I don't deny that there are many modern women who fit the derogatory term "little fairy", who are unreasonable and make troubles. There are almost no women in ancient backgrounds who meet the conditions of little fairies because their status is too low, even women in martial arts backgrounds.

Martial arts celestial drama! This is my first time watching this type. Good.

It's good-looking. It's not like other live broadcasts. When you see the hero, you will be licked, and when you see the villain, you will be brainless or brainwashed. Sometimes I feel that there are some things that are different from what everyone understands, but the author has never really hammered it down. I can only say that there are a thousand Hamlets in the eyes of a thousand readers. In fact, there are things that various protagonists do that are very disappointing, such as Lu Xiaofeng, the part where he let Gongsun go. It's particularly disgusting. Who is Mrs. Gongsun? She dresses up as an old man and goes out on the street to sell poisonous chestnuts and kill random people on a full moon night. Just because she wants to kill people on a full moon night, and the people who buy her chestnuts are basically pitiful to an old man. She works hard at night and goes out to sell chestnuts to make money. I can only say that it's good that Ye Gucheng finally took action and put an end to this thing.

Well, author, be good, we are not suitable for martial arts.

In fact, it's okay, I can read it, and the writing is not bad, but many of the reviews are quite subjective, and some of them I don't agree with. I have basically read the original novels by Jin Yong, because this novel itself is a review by the male protagonist, which is very subjective. Some plots will naturally have different opinions from the reviews... There are also some parts where the male protagonist reviews women. Basically, they are women who comment from a male perspective. This is a very typical idea of ​​​​male writing. Anyway, male writing is a common problem... Besides, the book is also written by a male author. Men probably understand men better... That's it, record it...

Pure conspiracy theory

It's really interesting. It's the first time I've read so much analysis on a martial arts review. Unlike other inventories of martial arts figures and so on, which are very cliched. Fun