Tale of the Frost Blade

I read an old article anew, and after reading it in one sitting, I felt like I was "excited yet frustrated" by one word (hey) Overall, it's a good-looking movie, with a decent pace and vivid and vivid descriptions of the fight scenes. It's just that the portrayal of Juechen is so frustrating. Although it's understandable that Xiaoyan is young and doesn't know people well, but did he really have no true friends when he was accused? (Chilling) I feel worthless for him. When Xiaoyan was accused, many times she "meant to explain but was unable to speak" or the situation was urgent and there was no time. It was really strange. Later, the relationship between Yan and Mu became closer, and the change was a bit abrupt. It felt like Xiaoyan was releasing heat indiscriminately, and Murong didn't seem like someone he liked. There was no ambiguous period between the two of them, like friends but not lovers (or maybe I missed it, sorry) Also, the characters in Jianghu are a bit stereotyped. It feels like they are all "old and vigorous" people (such as a certain master, a certain swordsman) and I doubt the reason why they have lived so long and are still respected by others_(:з∠)_ Impromptu commentary, it is inevitable that the preface does not match the postscript, so I hope you will be more tolerant.

I just recently discovered and read an article. This book is very good about the fight between the two parties. Each person has a variety of martial arts moves, and the description of the attack is very good. However, after reading it, I felt that the description of Shou was very little, and the character of Shou is very flat. Although I like Shou very much, I really feel that there are too few descriptions of Shou. After reading the whole book, I feel Shou She is Gong's foil. She believes whatever Gong says and Shou easily forgives Gong in the end. I don't understand. After all, trusting you and deceiving you have nothing to do with each other. Shou chose to forgive him for deceiving him for so long just because Gong trusted him to put the secret book in his flute. I think the deception is much more serious. I can only say that Shou is a really temperless person. Therefore, I personally think that the description of the emotional drama is average, and the characterization of Shou is far inferior to Gong. But after all, it is an old novel written more than 10 years ago. Putting aside the emotional drama, I think it is still worth reading.

This article is not new, it is still relatively old. I really didn't read martial arts articles very much before, because I felt that when reading martial arts articles, you should be very careful, what martial arts moves, etc. = =, So I came across this good article so late... This article can be regarded as an authentic ancient martial arts novel. It is not the kind of "four different things" that can be seen everywhere today that use martial arts as a gimmick but are essentially written about ancient novels about love between idiots and novices! ! The so-called martial arts novels, I personally think, at least focus on describing a series of problems caused by the struggles and grievances of aristocratic families, various sects, and grievances as the main line, and they are not called martial arts novels just by calling out a few martial arts moves. Of course, there still have to be emotional scenes in them, but when I write about the martial arts, I focus more on the kind of love that flows from time to time, where both sides cherish each other and a friend in need is a friend! ! This article has no problems in terms of writing style, plot, foreshadowing, character design, etc. The author's writing is easy to follow, step by step, and interconnected. Good! And some of the plot descriptions are very cute and can capture the readers' hearts. But the only regret is that there are too few Hs. Ahhh, really, the author has talked about some extra Hs, but I haven't seen them yet, which is heartbreaking! ! The author of this article created Gong very successfully. I really like Na Gong's character. How should I put it? Although it is a powerful Gong with the cliche character in many articles, he still does not lose his own personality and charm. It's great! ! This attack is powerful and sinister, but the highlight is that such people are generally introverted. Of course, this attack does not open up to others easily, but the author also arranged a "venomous tongue attribute" for him. He speaks directly to the center of everyone, never talks nonsense, and is merciless. He says what he wants directly, but after saying it, everyone who listens will vomit three liters of blood (because it is too poisonous--!!) Such a character is so refreshing, and it is very satisfying to watch! ! Xiao Shou is also good at being talkative and attentive, with a spring-like temperament, but I prefer attack, haha! ! Reading this article made me obsessed with martial arts literature, and I looked up a lot of martial arts literature

The article written 14 years ago has a good rhythm when peeling away the layers, and some chapters have a beginning and a transition. It seems so precious in today's atmosphere where the title is the full text~

This article is a wonderful and complete story regardless of feelings, but the emotional line is extremely boring. Gong's image is very complete and charming, and some of the main supporting characters are also well portrayed, including Sima, his son Yelu and others.

I forgot to mention, here I really hope that the swallow will give "big brother" a good meal, or he will be eaten to death (?????)

It's actually a book from 14 years ago! Although the ending is a bit rushed, it is still a masterpiece with a martial arts style! Does the author have any completed works after this first one? It's a pity that there are only two works in this column!

Good looking, rare martial arts style

It has been on my reading list for many years. I recently picked it up and read it. The writing is so great. It brings me back to the time when I was a kid watching martial arts.

It's really good. I'm looking forward to the author's new work.