Wuxia Game Invasion: I Get the Nine Yang Divine Skill from the Start
武侠游戏入侵：开局爆出九阳神功
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Start by practicing as a small person. Step by step, you assassinate the beauties on the beauty list, get rewards, and pick up the Nine Sun Magic Skills dropped by the beauties. The writing is very good, and the author is thoughtful. There just aren't many updates.
I feel that the writing is good, but there are still some shortcomings. Many places are too watery, and it is just for the sake of foreshadowing. One chapter can write most of the foreshadowing. You wrote a few chapters to foreshadow this matter. It feels a bit too watery, but some of the story essences are well written. It is indeed slow to update. It would be great to use less water and more essence.
My writing skills are pretty impressive. It also has the meaning of martial arts. However, the branches and leaves seem to be too lush, which seriously affects the trunk, causing the plot to be very slow.
The protagonist's mentality is really good. With this kind of character, he is really transformed by the storm! I would also like to lament that Internet violence really kills people. I felt sick when I read the book. The main character is the main character. Most people have long been autistic. Can the author arrange for the protagonist to learn swordsmanship and listen to the spring rain in a small building all night? I feel it is particularly suitable for the protagonist B.
In the game, there should be something like royal guards and six gates to maintain public security. If the border cities are managed by the imperial army. There has to be a time limit for not being able to keep chasing. The bounty after the time limit belongs to the person being rewarded, which is the reward placed by the player. In the city pvp red was imprisoned by Jinyiwei, Liumen and the imperial army. The worst fate would be to be organized by the imperial court or to meet an undisciplined person like Lu Xiaofeng by chance. The sect cares about fate but the court does not. I have never heard that the army cares about your status. You can create a killer sect like bounty hunter, such as Black Hand, Dark River, etc. I can't watch the game all the time, I'm tired of reading.
Five-star praise! ! ! Although it is an online game novel, there are no setting descriptions of various data attributes. Players in the game feel like they are truly wandering around the world, and the unique settings of various martial arts masters written by Jin Yong, Gu Long, Huang Yi, etc. Are added, giving players unlimited possibilities in the game... I am looking forward to the author showing us a different world of martial arts.
The writing seems to be quite good so far, it can be called the second of Skeleton Dragon. It should be based on the top CN from 20 years ago. Author, am I right? But it also contains new ideas, which is good.
Excellent fairy grass, the author's writing skills are very good. The overall tone is that of the main character being the enemy of thousands of people, especially the confrontation between the fans on social networks. The writing is very good. If you don't like mindless writing, you can give it a try [Note]
Quick wit, decisive in killing, and patient in hiding, this is the protagonist. As for the book itself, it was very enjoyable. Except for the shortness, nothing about it tripped me up. It's too watery and doesn't have much content. A star-chasing speech can take up half a chapter.
It's been a long time since I've seen such a comfortable novel. It's not that the mood of refreshing writing keeps going up. It's the kind of thing I used to do when I passed by a bookstore and randomly picked out a novel. I didn't care at first, but the more I read, the more fascinated I became. Until I accidentally interrupted the reading process, I closed the book with some reluctance, and then went to the counter to buy the book and check out. On the way home, I kept thinking about the plot of the book, and I was looking forward to the follow-up story.