Lament of the War-Torn: No Regrets, No Pity

The writing is very good, and the plot is also very innovative. But I have only read more than 70 chapters now, and I still don't know what the follow-up will be. Can the author say goodbye to Sister Dao Yaner, and you must listen to your advice 😢 😢 😢 Reply to me when you see it I've read Chapter 125. It gets sweeter and sweeter later on, and the writing is also very delicate. It handles the relationship between the three people very well. It's a pretty good threesome work that I've seen.

I read the latest chapter after a short sleep. The author's literary and historical skills are quite good, the information is carefully researched, and the allusions, plots and other elements of poetry, opera and novels are also interspersed in a logical and timely manner. To be honest, Aihong is limited by its size and original settings. No matter how the second creation is written, it is more or less the same, and the flow rate is definitely not optimistic. I can understand the author's journey expressed at the end of the last few chapters. However, I can get a glimpse of the author's understanding of history, world conditions and art through this second creation, and it feels like making friends through literature [laughing] I wish you a smooth completion of this book, and I also wish you success in future works [top post]

The writing style is not bad, and it should be at least mid- to upper-class among similar authors.

Still there, still there, come on

Good, good, good, good, good

This is the best article with Lao Fang as the main character. I don't know if it's fun to read at least, but I enjoyed studying classical Chinese.

Very well written. Come on, update soon

Good, good, good

The writing is very good, come on, the author, don't make it worse, my dear.