A Record of Heart-Piercing Crimes

This work uses a tight rhythm and intensive battle scenes to build a fantasy world full of love, resentment, and hatred. The novel uses flashback techniques at the beginning, starting from the finals of the Youth League Competition between Ye Yuan and Ye Chong, quickly catching the reader's attention. The biggest highlight of the novel is that "war describes love" - ​​every battle is not only a collision of strength, but also a propeller of the relationship between the characters. Xiao Li did not hesitate to reveal his identity to save Ye Yuan, Qi Feng was willing to have his Dantian destroyed to protect his apprentice, and the relationship between Tang Qing and Ye Yuan as cousins ​​was naturally revealed in the light and shadow of swords. The author is good at using short sentences to create a sense of tension. The extensive use of onomatopoeia such as "Boom!" And "Puff!" Make the fighting scenes very visual. The setting of the training system is also quite ingenious. The naming and effects of moves such as Blood Sword Introduction, Ten Thousand Swords Returning to the Sect, and Spear Immortal's stunts are full of oriental aesthetic charm. The collection mission of Ten Spirit Grasses lays the foundation for the subsequent plot, and the structure is relaxed and relaxed. If there are shortcomings, some of the dialogue is a bit straightforward, but the overall flaws are not concealed. This is a martial arts fantasy work worth reading, especially for readers who like fast-paced combat and deep friendship.

The content is exciting and the pace is tight, and the martial arts core of happy grudges is well grasped. The grudges of the previous generation continue throughout the protagonist's life. There are many highlight moments for the characters. It is a great read and highly recommended!

It's rare to see a traditional fantasy story about the death of an emperor directly at the beginning of the book. "Zhu Xin Ji" uses a vigorous palace incident as the introduction of the story, breaking out of the old routine of picking up treasures and apprenticeships at the beginning of many fantasy novels, and directly unfolds the conflict of world views from the beginning. The Xuanjia Incident, King Yin's rebellion to seize the throne, and Emperor Baozheng's choice are the first highlights of the book. He did not stick to the dragon throne and fight to the end, but chose to abdicate to save the common people, and finally died to make his determination clear. This character immediately stood up. On the night of the rebellion, everyone in the royal family fell apart, and countless foreshadowings were laid for different people's escape routes. The princess, the prince, the missing prince and the queen are intertwined with several clues. Whether it is revenge, restoration of the country or uncovering the secret behind the rebellion, there is enough story space. This book is classified as traditional fantasy. In addition to cultivating immortals and fighting monsters, it also adds a lot of intrigue and games in troubled times. The highlight is the pull of multiple forces and the choices of human nature in troubled times. Of course, there are a lot of foreshadowings in the early stage, and the relationships between the characters are complicated, so you need to be patient and follow the plot to unravel the mystery bit by bit. Readers who prefer Machiavellian fantasy and want to see the combination of the tragedy of family and country with martial arts in the martial arts world can get into this book.

Authority is like frost, and people's hearts are like blades. The opening chapter of "Zhu Xin Ji" describes the palace intrigues to the extreme: the Silver King changes at night, the iron cavalry shatters the moon, Emperor Baozheng refuses to take advantage of the common people to fill his desire for power, removes his crown and commits suicide, and his steps are stained with blue blood - this is the most weighty and the most honorable thing in troubled times, it is the final awakening of the one who lost his throne. The author is good at using cold scenes to describe ruthless situations: the Star-Zhaing Tower, the White Jade Stairs, the missing prince and queen through the secret passage, and there are unspoken conspiracies everywhere. Saving the princess from the fire is a sign of chivalry, the absence of a trace in the palace is suspense, and behind the struggle for power and position, the word "heart-breaking" has just emerged. This is not an ordinary usurping the throne novel, but like a chess game that sacrifices family affection, loyalty, and ambition. The climax is at the beginning, and the momentum can be expected later. Good book, wonderful and beautiful!!!

A masterpiece of traditional fantasy! An incident in the Xuanjia Palace overthrew the dynasty, the emperor died, and the royal family was scattered. The tragic opening of the story is about the destruction of the country and the destruction of the family. The orphan embarks on the road of escape and revenge. The plot and disputes are intertwined with the fantasy practice. The plot is grand and the desolate atmosphere is full. The story of the restoration of the country in troubled times is heart-wrenching.

"Zhu Xin Ji" is a powerful work. It uses a shocking palace as an introduction to unfold a long journey of revenge, exile and redemption. If you are tired of the same routine of cool novels and long for a story with more depth and a sense of historical vicissitudes, then this book is definitely worth your time to calm down and read carefully. In this turmoil of mountains and rivers, let's see how little people write their own joys and sorrows in the torrent of the great era.

A very large-scale palace battle novel, the beginning of which is the bloody history of the emperor's family. The author has a grand world view, vivid characters, and delicate writing style. The characters in it can be a novel alone. I highly recommend it to five stars.

The work begins with a high-energy breakthrough. On the eve of the frost in the first year of Baozheng, Ye Wuqing, the Silver King, launches the Xuanjia Revolution. The iron cavalry tramples the prosperity of the imperial capital, the palace overturns, and the dynasty collapses. The kind-hearted Emperor Baozheng was unwilling to cling to power at the expense of his people, so he finally abdicated and committed suicide, leaving the Star-Zhaing Tower stained with blood. Overnight, the prosperous age collapsed, the monarchs and ministers were scattered, and the mountains and rivers changed color. Without lengthy foreshadowing, the cruel plot of the troubled times was directly torn apart. It's really exciting, keep reading!

The opening chapter of "Zhu Xin Ji" is grand. A palace rebellion overturns the dynasty. The emperor dies and everyone in the royal family flees. The background of troubled times is full of atmosphere, and the fate of the characters is ups and downs. The writing has an ancient charm, and the conflicts are full of suspense as soon as they begin. The orphans from the old dynasty have an unknown future, which makes it very attractive to continue reading.

This book is the best novel I have read recently. It perfectly integrates the empire, the palace, troubled times, sects, and cultivation into a grand world view. The plot is smooth, the fight is to the end, and the links are intertwined. The writing is good, praise!