The Legend of Xishan

Hahahahahahaha daily interactions are so interesting

The plots are interlocking, complex and detailed; the narrative flows smoothly without any delay. The character portrayal is particularly comfortable. The author seems to be very familiar with constructing this long-term complex network of relationships. The characters are not only flesh and blood, but also act according to their own logic, which ultimately has a ripple-like impact on the plot. For example, the master is kind internally and cunning externally. Both sides are for Xishan. However, his cunning defense allows him to protect Xishan's public opinion position in the martial arts world, but his kind love ferments two tragedies involving the Su family and his eldest disciple. For example, although some characters have cerebral palsy, their character structures have their origins, and their actions have their causes, so I can only sigh after watching it. In this kind of structure where actions inevitably leave traces, the two protagonists can firmly believe in each other and still love each other deeply after going through ups and downs, which is really touching. Although Chen is ruthless, dark, and slightly yandere, he respects his lover very much, and is very strong in martial arts and strategy. But what moves Jing is the love for which he can lay down his life, rather than despicable means such as robbery or playing with one's mind; Jing's sincerity from beginning to end is not He is neither pedantic nor hypocritical, and can distinguish right from wrong, but he will not be obsessed with hatred and resentment. When encountering conflicts in love, he does not just think about it and avoid talking about it, but actively and honestly communicates and mediates. Therefore, in his interactions with Chen, he is harmonious and spiritually equal. It's just a pity that several years have passed and I don't know if the author is still thinking of new articles. The writing of this book is really smooth for me, which is rare... It constructs such complex plot developments and tells them in a narrative style that is too smooth for me. At the same time, the characters of the two protagonists are so in line with my three views. Alas, I think this book is worth it. For the author, I am afraid that the hard work and the harvest are not equal, not to mention that inspiration does not come all the time, and constructing a new book also requires time and energy to brew, so forcing updates is not a pain in the neck, but it would be great if the author would continue to publish new articles...

Jing Shaoxia, you are a temptation

Isn't the view of the world a little skewed later on? The protagonist has a bit of the attributes of a white lotus. The second senior brother told him that the senior brother had killed his wife and almost killed him. He still pretended that none of this had happened, and even advised his master not to sever the master-disciple relationship with his senior brother. . . .

Like~Looking forward to the new Gudan 🎆

There are very few wives writing about martial arts. I would like to thank my wife for bringing me this wonderful story. The mountains will never change and the waters will flow forever. I wish everyone all the best 😍

No, I seem to be standing on the wrong side [covering face, laughing and crying]

Hahahahahaha [orange candy] I got it

Zhao Peiran looks so sinister 🐶

Wow, the first chapter has so much information and the pace is so fast.