Wuxia Crossover: I’ll Take Every Worthy Male Lead

For some reasons, I had a bad impression of the game Yanyun, but I still read this book out of trust in the author. It is very well written. And it seems to be a novel that integrates various martial arts worldviews. Even if you have never played the game or read the original work, you will have no problem reading it. I still use words like jealousy and teenage girls, which look very awkward. It used to be five stars, but someone came to educate me and taught me that words are not important, so it was changed to two stars. Also, in the comments of the latest chapter, some people said that they wanted to play Yan Yun after reading the novel written by the author. . . Hehe

It's a wonderful martial arts novel. It's been a long time since I've seen a well-written variety martial arts novel. It feels like a peerless world for a long time. I don't know how the protagonist left the world in the end. Will he return to Yanyun in the middle? Will he interact with Shao Donggua and the others after returning to Yanyun? Now I'm looking forward to the development of the plot after the protagonist returns to Yanyun. There are quite a lot of strong female characters in Gu Long's novels. The main focus is on Jin Yong's words. The portrayal of women actually has more shortcomings than Gu Long's and is more obsessed with love. The author has mixed a lot of depictions of female consciousness and in-depth thinking into the plot, expanding the blank space of the original characters. It has the flavor of martial arts in the past, but there are many worlds in the fast travel world. It seems that each world is not a small type. I worry that going through each world later will become a sermon. Personally, I feel that the plot is the focus of the novel, and the consciousness is not. We should focus on the plot, and hope that the author can express the appeal of the heroine in a more natural way. One or two lines of bickering and gagging instead of a long explanation seem cumbersome. For example, when Zhang Jing first met, it was clearly the heroine who got the wrong name, but Zhang Jing was involved. Is it because his mother raised him that he doesn't approve of the title of "little fairy" because he doesn't respect women? This feels a bit rogue. He can just say that he made a mistake. The disadvantage of reading it all in one go is that it feels as if every chapter is mixed with the exhaustion of thought output. To put it simply, the plot is very exciting. I want to see the imagination and expansion of the blank parts of the original world. The part where the supporting characters are reimagined is very interesting. However, the author does not know if it is Naruto who writes about women's awakening and thinking, which has attracted many fans to become dependent. The new text feels like it has more to say, and it even overwhelms the plot and feels like preaching. The heroine is a quick time traveler, not a revolutionary infrastructure to dominate the world. The current version is more like outputting theories to readers but is a bit separated from the plot development. It feels like gender criticism is added to every plot point. It is already an awakening of ideological discussion. Criticism is equal to or even overwhelms the plot. I am personally attracted by the martial arts theme rather than the criticism.

The works produced by Boss must be high-quality. In fact, it is not just the writing style and plot written by Boss. What attracts me most is Boss's own thinking about the original work. It is very insightful and full of humanistic care. I want to watch Boss write for the rest of my life!

I read this novel because of Yan Yun's Sixteen Voices, the female protagonist, and the martial arts. But after reading it, I think it's okay. It would be nice if the author wrote less about the infighting between the sexes, especially the copy of Peerless Double Pride. If you want to see the relationship between the sexes, you can go to the special one. I want to see a free and sober heroine in the game world. The title of the book should be "I taught Yaozu a lesson in the martial arts dungeon" [laughing and crying]

The protagonist is a very determined and courageous woman. In martial arts novels, it is very important to distinguish right from wrong and be logically self-consistent. [The former comes from the God's perspective of past life memories, and the latter comes from the author's superb shaping (the author's first two novels, Morning Dew and Night, are also top-notch, and you can make money by entering the trap!] Otherwise, you will be trapped by the twists and turns of invisible rules. Wherever you go, you will be impressed by a large number of heartthrobs. Attributes are the mobility of the speed-passing genre and the modeling of gods. As a bonus, it's human nature for supporting characters to admire the protagonist. Falling in love with the mysterious and invincible beauty is as easy as breathing! The appearance of the protagonist is the game's face. Nuwa creates a fairy-like beauty. I really like this. Because I have painted it before, I always feel that the various modeled faces are actually very flexible and vivid under the player's control. Yuejun's name is also very nice. The author always chooses the name with care, and it is in line with the high-end beauty of the character. This time it is very Chinese-style! The motive of willing to sacrifice one's life to save the master at the beginning was very tense and touching, so when the golden finger came out, it just made people feel relieved. It's great that you can use the game characters, and the protagonist no longer has to die and live! Later in the world of martial arts, I occasionally gambled my life, but with the help of strategy and strength, I succeeded. It's a cool article, yay, my favorite upgrade stream! It's a pity that this book is still new. I finished it in one morning. I feel bad. I had known I would listen to the book... Damn it, it's so good. I wish I could give money to the author——

I particularly like the author's books. I have read both of the two highly rated Naruto books. When I turned to this book, I found that it was a variety of martial arts. I couldn't restrain my inner ecstasy because I am a bookworm who has read countless variety of martial arts. I also particularly like the setting of the heroine. What I like even more is that it is different from other books. There are many fantasy linkages in it, such as Harry Potter, Batman, etc. I really like this kind of unexpected little details.

What a great book. Where can I find an author who plays Yan Yun and writes about martial arts? [Crying]. Each book is really getting better than the last. The first two Naruto books were my Bai Yueguang, and this one completely touched all the points for me. The heroine has a very charming personality, and the name Li Yuejun is so beautiful. I really like her [heartfelt]. It's tied at the moment, just over 100 chapters. I'm very surprised by what Xiao Mimi did in the world of Peerless Double Pride. Let her protect more women. This world also has a Zuihuayin. It is true that the more women in high positions, the better. Yao Yue Lianxing, their presence is a deterrent. Among the several teenagers, I like Hua Wuque the best. He is a true gentleman. Xiao Yuer. I didn't know how much the TV series adapted his character until I saw the plot of the original work written by the author. After all, I only watched Jimmy Lin's version and Nick Cheung's version of the TV series. I can only say that the adaptation is good. , Otherwise it would be hopeless if we really follow the original work. What's going on behind the scenes [face covering], but I really hope there will be a side story. I really want to see the follow-up after Yue Jun leaves, but the lack of a side story makes me think that Yue Jun will probably come to this world again [thinking]? The Sentimental Swordsman loves Ah Fei the most in the world of Ruthless Sword. He is so innocent and cute when he is just starting out. He is so good at writing about the relationship between the two [Like]

I almost missed it because the rating was not high! This book definitely has a score of 9 or above! The female protagonist has three correct views and the narrative is female-centered. The second person and the beginning may dissuade some people, so I almost stopped reading it, but because of other people's comments I continued reading it, and I started to get hooked within a few chapters. As for the female protagonist criticized in the high praise comments for being embarrassed when playing and singing modern songs in ancient times, I can only say that this is an important part of the character background. This setting has a very important meaning, because it appears more than once or twice in the article. I think this should not be a so-called lightning point. If you can't accept the setting, you don't have to read it.

It's very beautiful. The heroine created by the author is a very charming woman, especially the line about the drunken flowers, "Everyone in the world deceives spring and has no mouthpiece, and flowers are dumb slaves. I am asking for spring, and I am talking about flowers." The chapter was actually very shocking to read at the time, and it also made people feel the charm of the Zuihuayin sect. It was very well written. The low rating does not mean that the book is bad, but that too many people have not read it yet.

Help, I get embarrassed when the heroine sings [cry] [cry] Although these lyrics advance the plot, they make my toes very tired [cry] [cry] I also liked the clips of time-traveling modern rap songs ten years ago, but I have grown up When it comes to Xiao Li Feidao, the plot is very comfortable.