Don't Pick Up the Venerable One by the Roadside

I got inspired today, so I decided to write something casually. In fact, I originally planned to write one article and put it next door to "Sword and Soul", but now it seems a bit long, so I split it into two articles. Maybe it's fate. I don't read lists very much. The first time I saw Lao Tuo was in the New Book Thousand Words List. It was a very eye-catching completed novel among the shallow pits that had just started to be serialized. (In fact, I have always been curious, why is there a completed novel in the New Book Thousand Words List? This list is to How is it arranged? ) The one-sentence introduction reads: "Send a thousand miles to the master, but the courtesy is light and the affection is heavy." I was eating out alone at the time, waiting for the food to be served. I was a little curious when I looked at the introduction, so I clicked in just to kill the time. Then - it smells really good. I couldn't stop reading at that time. I finished reading the free part in one meal and bought the full text without hesitation. The plot of "Master, Don't Pick It Up on the Side of the Road" is both expected and unexpected for me, but it's all within reason. After reading the copy, I knew from the beginning that there was no so-called original owner. Teacher Shen was always himself. But as for his true identity, it was always like looking at it in the fog. I kept guessing while watching, but my guess was wrong all the time (I also guessed whether he was Bie Changting Sword Spirit [face covering]). After my identity was actually explained clearly, I was not surprised, and secretly felt that this was how it should be. A book friend asked me whether this book is sadistic or not. I think there is a bit of truth in it. For example, I feel very sad every time I read Zhuchun. It is obvious that the current Zhuchun appears to be a little monk who "laughs and laughs, idles around all day, eats delicious food, and loves to travel around the mountains and rivers." This can be said to be the funny character in the article, but in fact, people around him can feel that his superficial laughter is not true. It was obvious that Gu Chunjian back then was actually a cute little tsundere and fierce. The difference between before and after makes me feel a little sad every time I read it. I can't imagine what it was like to get the sword spirit in human form in the formation and walk out of the formation. So many years after the sword master left, he rebelled against Hanshan, went sightseeing in anger, and named himself Zhuchun. Lao Dao said that it meant chasing the spring, but I think that even though it has been a thousand years, he has not really caught up with the spring. It is always sad to think about it. In fact, there are many things in the article that are more sadistic and more clearly described than Zhuchun. The article is also very contagious, but this little thing touched my heart the most. Compared with the next article, this article always gives me a lingering feeling of slight sadness, but it may be because Teacher Shen majored in liberal arts, and the text in this article is more literary and artistic than the next article. People who come from the literature department always have a melancholy temperament, and their beautiful words are more likely to make people feel emotional. As mentioned before, the story narrated in this article is actually a very sad story. In this world corroded by evil, every character has his or her own suffering. Teacher Shen said of himself: "The way of heaven has shaped me a lot. In my world, it has also "Called Destiny" In such a world where the future seems to be invisible, every character is drawn by the way of heaven just like Teacher Shen, so tragedy envelopes everyone, but the narrative in the article feels very restrained, and it can be said to be sad but not sad. There are also some cute little moments in the article, such as the disciples who were moved to tears (bushi) after receiving the papers such as "Five Hundred Years to Become a Taoist and Three Hundred Years to Cultivate Immortality" and "Crazy Sword Practice", the Discipline Elder who loves fluffy stuff, the old wife Benli Elder (this is actually a knife, right?), Etc., Which diluted the original nervousness and sadism and added a sense of joy. Anyway, that's all for this article. Thanks to my wife for this wonderful article!

This article is a bit obscure at the beginning, but the more you read, the better it becomes. It is beautifully written in a coherent and coherent way. Master Shen and his little apprentice are my cutest ones, a gentle Madonna and a loyal dog. In addition to the protagonist, the supporting characters all have distinct personalities, and the deputy CPs are all very touching.

Lovers finally get married. Although it's a bit tragic, at least the ending is good.

Peace and love. Is the jj page obsolete?

The article written by my wife is very interesting. I seem to have found the unpopular treasure wife.

Taihui underworld? So Lan Yin and the other sword spirits next door can finally transform and experience the world for themselves, right?

Although some parts were a little tiring because they were too literary, it was really well written! ! ! ! ! ! ! I must angrily praise woo woo woo, why is Baobao article not popular? Woo woo woo It's so touching, I love it so much! ! ! ! !

You can't escape the exam anywhere, :-( I've finished reading it. After chasing it for two or three days overnight, I finally finished it. Every cp pair is bitter yet sweet, and in the end all bitterness comes to an end, and they will be fine in the future. Talk about an author, okay?

Have a good life next! ! ! ! !

This book is really miserable from beginning to end, from the protagonist to the supporting role, but it's really good to read, woo woo woo