[Wuxia, genius protagonist, multiple heroines]
Ye Yang wakes up in the Southern Song dynasty, transported to the Tang Clan. He's still wearing his pajamas and slippers, with a dead phone clutched in his hand.
As luck would have it, the Tang Clan is recruiting servants for a three-month trial, and Ye Yang signs up without really knowing what he's getting into.
He can't fight, has no powerful backer, and even speaks with an accent that makes people from ancient times frown. By all appearances, he has the worst possible start and is destined to be cannon fodder.
But when the sect leader teaches him "Listening to the Breath," a technique for sensing inner power, Ye Yang manages to channel it into his Governing Vessel in the time it takes to drink a cup of tea. Others need a whole hour just to sense it.
When his second senior brother releases a snake to test him, Ye Yang dodges with a tilt of his head, without even realizing what he's done.
He only has to glance at a martial art to pick it up, then reproduce it with startling accuracy.
His senior brother says, "The fastest of the other disciples took a whole hour to learn it from Master."
Ye Yang: "...So?"
His senior brother: "So what exactly is your deal, kid?"
Ye Yang looks down at his hands.
"It's all thanks to my own hard work and sweat."
Each character has stood up, and there are various analyses, which are also very logical. However, the back part is a bit too riddle, and it is a bit hard to understand after 20 chapters. There are currently no emotional scenes with female characters. I hope the emotional scenes can be written better, and don't write too much. It doesn't matter if the update is slow. I also have to make the master happy! Really, you are the only breath of fresh air. If you comment now, I will be an old fan in the future. The author, please don't forget me... Really like AI
I'm currently reading Chapter 11, what should I say? The world view is passed down by Huoxia, but it has been modified based on it. The Tang Sect is quite loving in the game. The leader and several senior brothers have always had feelings for Brother Huo, but Brother Huo has a low self-esteem and didn't realize it. I can understand the feelings between Brother Huo and the protagonist group. After all, they may have to accept junior sisters, but this is an inner and outer sect. Why was the change so strange? Originally, there was almost no difference in status among the outer sect disciples except Huo Ge, who basically worked for a few years and then entered the inner sect. Now the status gap between the inner and outer sects is obvious. The protagonist group is testing the protagonist one by one, which makes the atmosphere very depressing 🤦 We will see if there are any changes in the future. I will comment later.
Is this the background of Legend of the Living Heroes? The writing should be pretty good. Although I haven't read The Legend of the Living Heroes, I've only heard a little bit about it from others.
Come on, I think except for the slow progress of the love line, the rest of the writing is pretty good. It has become boring after recruiting new people, especially after recruiting new people and returning to the mountain. I don't know what to write.
I don't know if I read it too quickly, but the protagonist somehow knew some of the names of the forces and Long Xiang's name?
This beginning is really awesome