A sequel to I Am No Mere Weed, and the second book in the I Am series. (The four books in the series are related in a way similar to The Legend of the Condor Heroes trilogy. The characters have corresponding connections, and the protagonist may appear as a supporting character in other stories, but each story is relatively independent.)
A female-led story that is anything but feel-good.
It's not feel-good because whenever the heroine is unhappy, she draws her blade, and she's unhappy almost every day.
It's still a story of the jianghu. The heroine has no fame, no allies, and no cheat abilities.
Question: So what does she have?
Answer: A blade!
Her technique is vicious, steady, and fast. When her blade comes out, someone loses their head.
Question: How can someone like her have no reputation?
Answer: Because she only takes dirty jobs and operates underground.
Question: What is the male lead like?
Answer: Everyone can have their own male lead in mind.
In terms of the plot, three male characters have roughly equal importance. Their types are:
Male A: A scheming little wolf. He spends every day thinking about how to kill the heroine.
Male B: A man of power and strategy. He spends every day thinking about how to change the heroine.
Male C: A scapegoat and walking blood bank. He spends every day thinking about how to heal the heroine.
Question: You're still not making C the male lead?
Answer: Note that it's the heroine who says, "I don't need healing. Either kill me or put up with me."
Excerpt:
He leaned against the railing and teased her. "Violence doesn't solve problems. Have you always been like this?"
She said, "I was a little hot-tempered as a child and couldn't let anything go. If anyone provoked me, I'd jump up and chop off the top of their head."
"And now?"
She smiled. "I'm much more composed now. I can kill people while sitting down."
A friendly warning: Just one thing: if you've insulted the heroine, you can't insult me afterward.
Theme: The world is wide, and I have my own brilliance
