Transmigrating into the Martial World: A Strange Tale

I read this article in elementary school, and in a blink of an eye I was already working hahahahaha. Xiao Ye has always been Bai Yueguang in my heart.

It has been over 10 years and I have watched it many times. Both the male protagonist and the second male lead are very well portrayed and can be read slowly. I like the Jianghu described by the author. It can be said that the current martial arts in Jinjiang are lonely.

I brushed N. I thought I could review the entire book even with the lock seal, but it turned out that it didn't work for this one. This is the first Shu University book I have read. I love the world of Shu University so much. I have finished all the first husband Tian Lei! Senior Brother is the only upright male protagonist I have read. Usually the female protagonist is paired with the leader of the Demon Cult. This is also the only one that pity the second male protagonist. But it's okay that the male protagonist is not wrong.

I have always supported my senior brother as the male lead and the second male lead. Let him be the second male lead forever. With so many concubines, you can't always be in trouble and give up on others.

To be honest, the portrayal of the male protagonist is a bit monotonous. I think he should be a gentle, arrogant, dark-bellied child, which should give the female protagonist enough sense of security. The author seems to have handled it a little bit. . . . I can't help but prefer Wushang. . . .

Finished with flowers [Come on] I like reading this book and The First Husband very much! However, there are a few points that are very depressing. It can be felt that Xiao Ye and Murong like the heroine, although the former's emotional line is not as detailed as the latter's. But Ling Xi clearly likes Pianpian but starts to have feelings for the heroine and says that kind of thing. It's too abrupt and unfair to Pianpian, and appreciating what a person says doesn't mean that she has a good impression. It's a bit pity that there is a blank space in the relationship between Shui Ruoqi and Zhi Bukong. It's not clear what Zhi Bukong thinks, but I still want to criticize them. Finally, towards the end, the heroine will still have thoughts about other people. Whether she said to Murong, "I would like you without him" or was moved when Ling Xi said ambiguous words, I felt that her feelings for Xiao Ye were not so firm.

The young master is unharmed... Ye Qiufei, why should he? Just because of his high martial arts skills? It's really funny. He thought he was doing justice for the sake of the world, but in the end he couldn't even give anyone justice. Does he think he is a god? Psycho! Secretly: I think after a few decades... Wushang will still come back!

I like Murong and feel sorry for him

Xiao Shu loves Rong Jin so much that the second male lead is much more intimidating than the first male lead. Murong is a character as outstanding as Li You.

The ending is so sloppy! Slap you