
On the Virtues of a Sword Cultivator
论一名剑修的素养
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- Completed
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- 603k Words
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- Danmei (BL)
- Updated
- 4y ago
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- JJWXC
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It's really great. Every character has his or her own characteristics. It feels like the sun and the moon shine together, and the crowd shines. Although the two protagonists are very eye-catching, they don't completely overwhelm the others. At the beginning, the Gu family's father, Mrs. Gu, and the second prince, all the way to the eldest cousin and the little cousin at the end. , The Seventh Prince, the masters of the mythical beasts, the mythical beasts that appear later, even the immortals in Xiong's Memories, Chenghuang's original master, etc. Everyone has his own life, his own shining point, his own chosen path and his own pursuit. Everyone's story is touching. There are all kinds of life and the world of mortals. You must have read a lot of stories. The analysis of human nature and the creation of characters are all great. Either die without regrets, or ask for nothing, everyone has his or her own place. Even Ming Yi's soul is missing and Chang Geng's spiritual roots are gone. No one is perfect. There is no perfect life in this world, only no regrets. Of course, it goes without saying whether Mingyi can complete his soul in the end, but Mingyi did not see that he was real in the eyes of Chang Geng after he truly attained enlightenment. I believe that it is because even the Taoist companions from many years ago are not the people around him, which makes Chang Geng treat Mingyi with tenderness, protection, but no love. But occasionally, I think that Xie Yuanjun, who has lost his memory, can still see himself in the eyes of Taoist Gu who has never lost his memory. However, many years later, Taoist Gu looks at Mingyi now... I don't know what happened in the middle, and I don't know what the reason is. It may be very simple, it may be very complicated, it may be just that I am afraid that the Taoist companion will be jealous, or maybe I will leave eventually as said in The Gate of All Wonders. But in any case, they did leave a deep impression on me as an outsider. No matter what, it is their own path after all. I look forward to their subsequent stories, whether they live together for eternity or survive together, whether they live in harmony or go their separate ways.
No matter how hard he tried, the second prince could not resist his "destiny". If he had been the protagonist, he would have had his own achievements, but unfortunately, the supporting role died early and his great achievements were not accomplished. It is a pity that he is not the protagonist, otherwise "my destiny is up to me."
Ah, is this the end? Is there a second part? I always feel that it is not finished. From the beginning, I thought that Xie completed the soul and then returned to Kyushu, the memory was restored, and the two of them had a happy ending. Why did the next few chapters suddenly start telling stories about mythical beasts? It felt a bit weird, and it made me feel uncomfortable for several days.
Read it in one sitting! Well written! !
Still not finished, looking forward to the follow-up. My favorite in the article is actually Gu Changze and the second prince
The life of a swordsman: Looking for a mother-in-law! [Let me be healthy]
I was put off by the title of the book. I really didn't come in after three visits, and finally I stayed up late to read it [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]
I've finished reading it. Really nice to look at. Continue to work overtime [covering face, laughing and crying]
Very good, I like this book very much
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking [Star Eyes]