The Great Martial World: How Did I Become an Outcast of the Jianghu?
大武侠之我怎么就成了江湖败类
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 409k Words
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
173Chapters
66Reads
103Shelves
11Listens
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Reader comments 2
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Originally, when I read this novel, I always felt that the protagonist was nosy, but as I continued reading, I gradually understood something. Isn't it just that I should take care of things I want to take care of, and ignore things I don't want to take care of? So I gradually felt that the writing was quite beautiful. But what I think is bad and incomprehensible is that the protagonist feels that he owes others too easily, right? Lin Pingzhi could say that he had consulted the evil-repelling sword manual that time, which makes sense. Later, when Liu Sandao washes his hands in a golden basin, you can't help but help his family. Others save Liu Sandao and block it. What does it mean that the protagonist feels that he owes him? Just owe it? I hope the author can explain it to me, thank you.
I really can, a protagonist without a protagonist halo,