Spring Breeze over the Willow Plains

When Fireworks Jun starts [Dog Head], there will definitely be sisters coming to watch. Let's set up a stall in advance. It turns out that Jiangnan has a number in Jinjiang...

I live in Bengbu, and I have a little bourgeois disease. I think everyone wants to be a turtle. The story of Hui Liyi has already been foreshadowed. You can always imagine your senior sister. I won't miss you, Laonan.

WOC, I didn't expect the heroine to be ****ed, but I think the heroine is quite good. A girl who has regarded Yanagi Uehara as her idol since she was a child is willing to keep his words in her heart, act chivalrously, and guard the world in her heart www. Isn't it good, with a pure heart?, I saw when Yanagi Uehara said I will marry you. . . I really thought they would be together. . . . . . Unexpectedly. . . Dead. . . The heroine should have had a good life. If Yanagi Uehara is faster, then faster. . . ? But this story was originally just like a past life of a long novel. . . I didn't read this novel until 2023. . . In 2003 I was not born yet. . . The current author should no longer be able to see my comments. . . The last paragraph is the beginning of another story. . . , This story could be longer. . . Something seemed to have happened seven years ago that caused Yanagi Uehara to lose his high spirits. . . ?? I am not willing to let Nangong Meng die like this. . . She should be a hero among women

Why is Jiangnan still alive? Can you please stop tarnishing the word martial arts? Martial arts can be tragic or miserable. Jin Gu Wenhuang's works have many such protagonists or supporting characters, but their protagonists did not give up their chivalry and courage even in the end. They still want to draw a sword to help when the road is rough. On the other hand, here in Jiangnan, I only have four words to evaluate: "I don't know what to say."

Exclusively customized from Jinjiang. It turns out that I watched the short film "Lao Thief". When I saw the name, I was a little surprised, "There is someone with the same name as Lao Thief." Later I found out it was him hhhhhhhhhh

This story tells us that when you have the ability to kill your whole family, don't pretend to be a grandchild for the evil forces.

I came here because I heard many good reviews from many people. This article was regarded as a rare good article in 2003, but looking at it today 13 years later, I think it is just ordinary. As a veteran who has been fighting for justice in the world for several years, the male protagonist, coupled with his reputation as described in the article, should have far more resources than "him alone". Even if you "drink alone and enjoy yourself", you always have a few friends you can talk to, right? Even if it's an admiring passerby? A mature knight should have a more reliable method than "rushing to the door to seek justice" when encountering Yueniang. With his reputation, it is not impossible to recruit heroes from all over the world, explain the right and wrong of the whole story, and fight against Boss Xue together. Even after Nangong Meng had been violated, taking her back to Nangong Meng's family would not be a more reliable method of killing the Xue family until they "rushed to the door to demand justice." With his reputation, it is not impossible to recruit heroes from all over the world, explain the right and wrong of the whole story, and fight against Boss Xue together. Even after Nangong Meng was violated, if he took her back to the Nangong family, wouldn't he be able to kill "only one person out of ten" in the Xue family? Why risk your life and that of the heroine? (Although the ending of this book is unclear, I think Liu Daxia probably died.) Generally speaking, it is still a short story that can be read. The writing is smooth and beautiful, and the characters have distinctive personalities. What is lacking is insight and rationality into world affairs. I would give it a six out of ten.

It turned out to be twenty years ago.

It's a short story, but it's written with great energy. The writing is soft and full of ups and downs, revealing the light of talent and thinking. Tonight, I was writing until early in the morning and wanted to sleep, but a friend mentioned Jiangnan to me and this novel. So I made a cup of Pu'er tea and read quietly by myself. Then, the above two lines of feelings came to mind. It's just that jade has its flaws. In the second half of the story, there are traces of axe-cutting, and the ending is too dark. The author raises a sharp question about human nature, which is more important, ideal or reality? The world is so big, how can one be a hero? The world is so vast, why should we feel love? The author uses Nangong Meng's death to establish the spirit of Xia. Xia is a kind of innocence, a kind of persistence, and a kind of belief. But in the end, Yanagi Uehara disappointed me. His retreat into seclusion was a sign of decadence. Nangong Meng's death did not allow him to complete the transformation into a butterfly in the true sense, and did not allow him to continue to defend this girl's ultimate dream of being a hero with the sword in his hand. Instead, he forgot about each other and disappeared from the world. Are you unable to bear the death of that girl? Why can't we live a good life for the girl who died? Can't you live a more heroic and heroic life for her, smiling proudly in the world? Why not? This ending is very hazy and vague. It can be said to be poetic, but it has no power. Looking at the whole article, the real hero in this article is not Yanagi Uehara, but Nangong Meng. She is not good at martial arts and lacks experience, but she has a heart that only a true knight can have - innocence and perseverance. This heart was originally given to her by Yanagi Uehara when she was a teenager. It's a pity that although Yanagi Uehara avenged her after the struggle, he could no longer have an epiphany due to her death and could not regain the confidence and sunshine he once had. This makes the author raise an in-depth question, but does not give an in-depth answer. The hasty ending and cliché have become the most fatal flaw of this article. But it is undeniable that this is a unique martial arts story. It is not perfect, but it has enough talent to make up for the shortcomings. I think that if I have time, I will read Jiangnan's novels one by one. Reading is another kind of growth.

I only have one thought after reading this: Power on! ! !