Splendor

First time writing a review. Chu Zhen is the most tragic character in the novel. At first I thought he was a hypocrite, but in the end I felt heartbroken for him. He doesn't have many feelings or thoughts about himself, because it was his master who taught him what to do, so he stubbornly believes that he is good or evil. He was famous at a young age, and many people around him took him as an example and respected him. The only thing that was different about him was that his senior brother was different from others. The heroine is a living life appearing in front of him, so in his eyes, she is a different kind of existence, with liking or unknown feelings. Xiao Shui was his only support before his death, or mutual support. Death was the best ending for him, but what was uncomfortable was that at the last moment of his life, no one looked at him with respect, love or even pity for him. It's a pity that no one is his salvation. Senior brother is dead, Xiao Shui is also dead, and no one understands him anymore. (The female protagonist is still centered on the male protagonist. From what Senior Xie said to her, I thought she would really come out, but I don't think she will. Think about it, after being alone for 13 years, the male protagonist saved her, gave her strength, and was the light that illuminated her entire life. Because of this, I felt a little uncomfortable because when Chu died, she was a bit indifferent, and Chu actually violated his own morals for her.) Huahua is really the most free-spirited person in his heart. Unfortunately, because of the dye incident, he felt that he always owed her, so he used himself to make up for it. Ran's death was actually her best escape, because after all, the harm she suffered also harmed innocent people.

I feel so sorry for Chu Mobai. I felt fine the first time, but I almost burst into tears the second time. He never washed away his grievances until his death.

A very good martial arts group portrait article, but Chu Mobai still makes people sigh, a tragic character

The writing is quite good. I haven't seen such an orthodox martial arts novel for a long time. There are also many regrets. Every time the world is a battle between good and evil, it is impossible to distinguish between right and wrong. There is never absolute right and wrong, which has created many tragedies. Chu Mobai's, Liu Ruyan's is the most unworthy, eight men in black, and five immortal old men. Compared with them, the death of absolute bad guys is indeed too easy, Qin Hui, Xie Yun!!! Instead, the two brothers, Geshu, became the lucky ones. Dealing with cp, too, is almost always a tragedy. In fact, if I talk about romance alone, I would feel that between Chu Mobai and the heroine, I suddenly can't remember her name. If there is love between them, there will be more tension. The heroine is like a blank sheet of paper that is both good and evil, and it is difficult to have any kind of relationship with Jiang Chongxue...

Finished reading. I haven't seen such a beautiful martial arts novel in a long time. The only flaw is that the portrayal of the protagonist is too far behind the supporting roles, especially the male protagonist. I can't even remember his name after watching it.

I don't know why when I saw Chu Mobai die, I didn't feel any sadness but felt a kind of relief. He was in too much pain. This kind of pain cannot be eliminated by Hua Gong Powder. I also feel that there is no need to blame the male protagonist and the female protagonist for being ruthless for his death. After all, the male protagonist's hatred for him is engraved in his bones. We all have a God's perspective, and they are the only ones who truly live in this story.

It's been a long time since I've read a martial arts novel of this length that's so enjoyable! The main reason is that the characters are very three-dimensional, and the plot is also laid out layer by layer. The supporting characters are all wonderful, but the plot lines of Chu Mobai and the male and female protagonists are relatively lacking and rudimentary. It is one of the strangest novels I have ever seen that emphasizes supporting characters rather than protagonists. I thought about it, maybe there are some transitional sections missing. What is more surprising is that Xie Tianshu described before that he is actually very powerful, being able to level Zuicheng alone and being the first person in Spring Breeze Crossing. However, it is said later that among the five people, he can only beat Hua Xiaomei. This stroke describes the situation where there are always people outside the mountains and rivers, and the literary outlook is broadened. Thank you for your article! It's a joy to watch.

I haven't seen such a wonderful martial arts novel in a long time! After finishing the chase, I felt a little disappointed. Chu Mobai was really miserable, and the heroine's Marrow Cleansing Sutra was very powerful as described earlier. I originally thought that the heroine would practice martial arts hard and become even more powerful.

This is a martial arts novel that really impressed me. Nowadays, it is very difficult to read a martial arts novel with a good plot. Although there are some bugs in the details. But the overall look and feel is still very comfortable. I was attracted to Jiang Chongxue at the beginning, then I was attracted to Luo Xiaohua in the middle, and finally I sighed for Chu Mobai. In fact, not only these three people, but also many characters, large and small, touched me, making me feel that every character in the article is very vivid and not stereotyped. The arena in this article is not the arena of one or two people, but the arena of everyone. When I was watching A Thousand Words , I obviously had a lot to say, but after watching it I suddenly didn't know where to start or what to say. Anyway, show your feelings to your wife

Chu Mobai is truly the most uncomfortable person I have seen in recent years. . . . The author's writing is very good, I look forward to more. .