Snow Claws on a Flying Swan

I went to the po to see rou. I feel like looking at Maomao now is not right anymore. I feel aroused all over. Go and see it if you have the chance. It's so delicious.

It is a rare novel in recent years that does not simply use "martial arts" as a label, setting or framework. There is a strong legacy of martial arts. It does not have a grand structure, nor does it have weird and magnificent rhetoric. It is better to understand and describe the characters in a real and meticulous way. Not only the word "chivalry" is written vividly, but the human nature that supports the word "jianghu" is also deeply understood. Especially the intertwining of good and evil among the important villains gives the reader a sense of destiny and confusion.

This is probably my first time writing a long review for a novel, so I will probably write it very confusingly. What really makes my eyes shine is here "He stood far away under the eaves, not daring to get close. When she turned to look at him, he was stunned for a moment, and then smiled slowly. A bewildered smile. This was the first time she had seen this look on his face. That expression seemed to say I had done something wrong. This expression made her sad. If it were normal, the two young masters from Beijing would not embarrass the woman even for the sake of their grace, not to mention that bullying the weak would make him feel shameless. Now his temperament has changed. There will be more to come. " When I read novels in the past, when I saw the hero rescuing the heroine or the heroine rescuing the hero, it was all about going forward and enjoying the grudge. I just thought it was so cool and unrestrained, and I felt "human" when I saw this. It turns out that coercing people, threatening people, and killing people will make you feel uneasy and guilty. I feel so sad when I see this... Later, it was written that Chang Sun Mao did not dare to take time off during these eight years, fearing that he would think too much when he was free, and the condemnation and suffering he suffered in his heart must be very uncomfortable. I couldn't help crying when I saw him leaning on Tang'er's shoulder and crying, saying, "If I do something harmful to nature in the future, Tang'er shouldn't hate me, because Master told me in dreams that if people do evil, they may suffer unspeakable suffering." (Two small bitter gourds) Fortunately, Tang'er finally came back. Fortunately, she accompanied Sun Mao to make up for the mistakes he made in the past. Fortunately, as the saying goes, "If you know your mistakes, you can correct them, and there is no great good." When reading this book, I often think of what the priest said in "Fleabag" Love is bad. It sucks. Love is painful and scary. It makes you cruel, makes you say and do things you never thought you would do. You need courage to discern what is right. Cowardly people cannot have love. Fortunately, Tang'er and Changsun Mao are courageous people. It's just that their courage came a little later, but it's not too late. (Getting ready to start the second brush, Tang Mao will always be happy!!)

Honey, there are about ten extra chapters in the "After-Sales Building" at the bottom of the author's homepage [kiss]

Senior sisters and brothers, you must always be entangled in chaos and darkness.

If you still think of me in the future, you should believe that we were deeply affectionate at the beginning.

A martial arts love letter written by a young man with a lifelong commitment. Very good! Endless aftertaste!

After so many years, I finally finished reading it in pieces. The word "love" in the copywriting runs through the whole text from beginning to end. It has participated in so many people's lives, and I suddenly felt a little reluctant to let go when I saw the ending.

When I watched Jiang Ying and He Yunbi until the end, I thought they should know each other and be together. The result is be! It hurts

Again, can it be published?