All the Temples and Rivers and Lakes Are at My Command

In this world, there are rivers and lakes, temples, shadows of martial arts, and court battles. The story line is clear and interesting, and the group portraits are powerful. Step by step, as the chapters progress, the writing power and writing style also improve. There are still few chapters at the moment, but we are starting to see some signs. From the four-party struggle for hegemony in the previous dynasties to the initial establishment of the Wei Dynasty and then to the 21st year of Jinghe, many characters have appeared, and they will be portrayed in more depth in the future. The Jianghu line will also increase in length with the start of the Zhenwu Conference. I hope that I can continue to write one million words, two million words, or even more, attract more readers, and cheer for my dream.

The interpenetration between chivalry in the Jianghu and the machinations in the temple is very wonderful. The choices of martial arts masters affect the direction of the court, and the aftermath of the struggle in the court stirs up the Jianghu structure. The story has both the passion of the sword and the shadow of the sword, as well as the brain-burning strategizing. It is a hearty read.

The story is carefully laid out and the foreshadowing is intertwined layer by layer, making it more and more tense as it goes on. The plot advances in a relaxed and moderate manner, the sweetness, suspense, and atmosphere are well grasped, and the sense of substitution is strong. The author's writing style is clean and delicate, the narrative is smooth and natural, and the pictures are full of meaning. It is very comfortable and immersive to read.

The showdown is very graphic and the protagonist is witty and agile.

I like the writing and plot, and I'm looking forward to the follow-up plot.

Okay, okay, I also found a treasure in the bookstore. The characters are written with flesh and blood.

The two lines of Jianghu and Chaotang go hand in hand. The group portraits are vivid and flesh-and-blood, the characters are vividly drawn, and the plot of the story is beginning to take shape. I like this style very much, please update soon!

Using wine into martial arts is such a special way, rare and exquisite.

There is loneliness and waiting, but also pleasure in the world. The story has twists and turns, and the structure is unique and charming.

The characters of the Jianghu are intertwined, the intrigues of the court, the plot foreshadowing, and the hooks at every level make you read more and more.

I have to say that the various elements are integrated very well, and each character is very vivid. It is a very interesting book.

The situation in the world is rising again, the undercurrent in the temple is surging, and the sense of suspense is full

The overt and covert struggles between various forces are written quite delicately. There is no problem with the logic. Looks good.

The world view is well established, and the plot direction is also very interesting. It is worth watching.

It feels more like a group portrait. Each character is well designed, the rhythm of the plot is well grasped, and the author's writing style is good.

Hidden veins are used to calculate the affairs of the world, and heaven's strategy and thousands of armies are used to overcome changes. It's so picturesque.

This is the first time I read a book of this type, and I was surprised at the beginning. It is indeed very good!

The heroes of the world and the powerful officials of the court gather together, the group portraits are plump, and the plot of the court is grand and grand.

It has a strong sense of martial arts, a sense of machinations, and wonderful group scenes. It is worth watching.

The turbulent clouds are scheming with power and plotting, and the grudges and grievances are carried out with a strong sense of immersion.

The little people in the city are portrayed with great depth, and the descriptions of all kinds of human beings are very accurate.

I found a treasure in my study. The writing is simple and the story becomes more interesting the more I read it. It is worth reading.

The great rivers and mountains serve as the curtain, and the rivers, lakes and temples serve as the chess piece. This chess game is wonderful.

This book is so stress-relieving. It's very comfortable to read while lying down after get off work. The male protagonist has very upright views.

The plot doesn't drag on. It's so exciting to watch the protagonist fight with people in the arena today and fight with old foxes in the court tomorrow.

It catches the eye right at the beginning, and the plot becomes more exciting as it goes on. I can't bear to fast forward, and the author's writing is very down-to-earth.

The author's writing style is smooth, and each character created is three-dimensional and distinct, naturally conveying the complexity of human nature, making it easy for readers to empathize with the characters and experience the ups and downs of the world with the characters.

The group portraits are beautifully drawn! Every master has his own character and story!

The emotional lines are delicate and natural, without industrial saccharine. The further back you look, the higher the head, and the viewer feels comfortable all over.

Wen Feng is relaxed and humorous, with lots of laughs, and the whole process is relaxed and not depressing.