After Escaping the Sword Sect, I Became a Swordsmith

Black History No. 2 Written for myself: When I write this chapter of this article, I feel that I need to reflect on "the meaning of the existence of male supporting characters." The male supporting characters in the two books in a row made me feel very inconsistent. Looking back at the three male supporting characters, there is actually only one junior brother that I really like. The remaining two are actually a bit inexplicable in their love for the female protagonist. Even though they are all powerful, they are important in the overall plot. It's not that I didn't try hard to shape them, but their awkward characters and the behavior of continuing to fall in love with the heroine after failing to achieve unrequited love have reduced a lot of charm. Perhaps "a stranger who can arouse some interest" or "a good friend who quarrels with each other" will be better than "a secret admirer who likes alone". I found that the heroine I wanted to write didn't seem to need to show off her charm by binding the male partner's likes. She was strong enough and charming enough, and she just needed to find the person she liked. As for the male supporting characters, they should also have a complete and reasonable story and a relationship of their own. Hopefully I can learn from this and write better characters in my next story!

Why are you still hiding your identity? Didn't Jian Zong say that he can come and leave whenever he wants> People<

Hahahaha, little junior brother is so cute

I feel that the identity of the master is not simple

I have already written so much, so I must keep writing.

Not many people probably watch it. Leave a hundred million points of black history for your future self here: I saw a reader say before that "after commenting, I feel a little disappointed when I don't receive comments from the author." Then I tried my best to reply to the comments during the serialization period of this book. This sentence is also included in the original text. I originally wanted to develop a good habit of reading comments and responding to comments, but after trying it, I found: I really can't do it! First, I am the type who is easily affected by comments. Second, there is no red dot prompt in the background, so it is common to forget to read comments. Third, it takes a long time to think about replying to comments, and there are a lot of things to say, which can be very burdensome to the naked eye. The best way I can think of to handle this is probably to "stay away from the comments section". I will not reply to comments after that, and I will be invisible in the comment area. Although it will inevitably make some people disgusted or even disappointed, this is a decision that I made after weighing it and it is good for both parties.

I don't quite understand, why doesn't my wife have sex?

I came here after reading my wife's pre-viewing tips. Love brains are so jealous. What about Modo Modo?

The setting is so novel, why are there no comments!

Pre-viewing tip: Sisters who accidentally clicked in can read this chapter that has nothing to do with the main text first to see if they can accept such a love-minded and naive male protagonist. If they accept it well, they can safely enter the middle and later stages of the plot. If they can't accept it, then... Run away.