[The romance develops slowly. This is mainly the story of the growth of a male lead with a slight cheat-like advantage.]
Until he was eight, Gu Xi was just a little cabbage, unloved by his father and mother and ignored by everyone. He spent his days farming and raising chickens, barely making ends meet.
Then, when he was eight, a stroke of luck finally showed him that life wasn't limited to this tiny village, where you could see from one end to the other and spent your days working from sunrise to sunset. At last, he learned just how big the world could be, and how big it ought to be.
"The world's heroes rise in our time; once we enter the martial world, the years fly by."
Gu Xi thought that life in the martial world might not necessarily be a good thing. But being able to decide for himself what kind of life he wanted to live couldn't possibly be a bad thing.
Theme: A story about fate and freedom, ideals and growth, redemption and self-redemption.
Is this an apology or a grudge? His master's actions will only make the hero's hatred deeper, right? Bet on a male protagonist who will seek revenge when he grows up
If you don't like this old man, why not eat minced meat?
Based on the male protagonist's current character and behavior, I'm really worried that he will be unjustly accused of betraying the martial arts people and abandon him in the future. He is now the seed of a demon sect leader, and he is still the kind of cold-hearted and cold-hearted evil leader who has been severely teased by fate. I hope I am wrong.
Am I too sensitive? Seeing that except for the heroine, the female characters here are all very smart. They carelessly talk about it, seem to have no brains, and are always doing bad things. Isn't this the stereotype of women in ancient literature? The male characters are written to be smart and witty, while the supporting female characters are stupid and clumsy, and you can see through it at a glance. From a male perspective, are there not many smart women? It seems like the protagonist is the most powerful in the world. (Ah, it's too far off topic)
Is the heroine waiting for her star to sink? As long as it's not Lin Chuitang, it's so annoying because Xizhou didn't choose to take revenge immediately because of his low strength.
Come on, author, I haven't read an orthodox martial arts novel in a long time. The writing is very detailed and beautiful.
So I don't quite understand why the male protagonist didn't tell the master and others when he found out someone broke into the secret room, but instead helped the thief find the secret book. Even if it was for self-protection, he should have complained afterwards. Isn't he so naive that he thought Wudang couldn't find out? The level of trust is not high in the first place, so this move is really a bad move.
The male protagonist's parents are so partial, can they be adopted? The male protagonist's appearance doesn't look like someone who could grow up in the countryside.
Nowadays, the male protagonist in his childhood always feels like a little hypocrite.
Alas, after reading this, are they updated every night?