Prefer no CP and diversity. The martial arts spirit is sufficient, at least it will not be affected by emotions and turn into anthropomorphic creatures. It is best not to be other novels that use martial arts as a seasoning.
The content is interesting but I don't agree with the author's point of view. With such a background of gods and Buddhas, he actually wrote about human supremacy. It can be seen that the heroine's philosophy is really poor. The heroine transforms directly from a human into a high-level Buddha. Among gods and Buddhas, she is too independent and focused on humans, and among humans, she preaches from a high position. You said that being kind is unique to human beings?
I have such mixed feelings. I was shocked and didn't want to read it because of the name. After reading it, I found that the martial arts part is well written, but a bit too complicated. ! . ! . ! Yes, click. It feels right, but the martial arts writing is also very good. It would be nice if there were a little more choices. The author cooked all the favorite ingredients together to make a dish... It's amazing.
I really hate those martial arts mixed with the imperial family and the country. I can't stand it anymore.
I wasn't too interested in the introduction at first, but it's really well written. The advantage is that everyone is very charming. The protagonist, including those who like the protagonist, and those whom the protagonist likes, are all charming because of love.
It's a lot of good stuff (praise), but the shortcoming is that it's not finished.
When will there be more bisexual novels about random combinations of men and women who can fall in love? Even the same author can't write the same type of novel. It's so disappointing. Similar to Huaiyin Hou, She's Going to Go Mad, but the author who wrote this kind of novel about a woman disguised as a man must really be more male-biased. Whether it's because she feels pity or that men are naturally stronger than women, this is the case in all new novels. It can only be said that there is a mistake.
The martial arts part is very well written. Apart from martial arts, there are other things that can be praised. The female consciousness has progressed. Even if I didn't read it for the martial arts, it is still a novel with a good story.
But the whole problem is that the first perspective and the protagonist of the narrative exist for the male protagonist.
Inhuman creatures roam the world. It's also for falling in love (particularly prostitution), but other than that the martial arts content is pretty good, very similar to a UFO that appears in a warm book.
Same author, same question.
But the writing is not as good as Homeland Fugue, so the shortcomings are obvious. It can be seen that the male protagonist does not dislike being an attractive person, but the author's writing is too contradictory. She puts the male protagonist on the opposite side of the protagonist (the female protagonist) in the reader's first-person story narrative, making the female protagonist stronger than him and losing in the confrontation, so the whole story is very awkward.
The player's Anke, the sense of separation, and the author's jokes are all very interesting and very daring to write. From this point of view, it is very old and warm. It depends on the reader's acceptance
The martial arts part is very good, especially the plot of father and son's feud, where a combination of circumstances makes things difficult, but the love part is a mess, and it feels like he suddenly took out his dick and thrust out his face while talking about business.
B. The female consciousness is not as good as my fugue in the motherland that was more than ten years ago. The protagonist is aloof, and everyone else is just a flag played by the immortal. The second book Invincible is even worse.
It is an ability to maintain a strong plot while not making the characters too obtrusive and OOC, but there were some plots that I skipped because they looked awkward. The martial arts part is a kind of chicken-flavored beef, and the raw materials are yes.
It's not my favorite jokes or stories, but there was a well-written part that made me finish reading it. I don't know what it was, maybe it was the part about discussing one's own desires and power with the original owner of the body, Lin Xiaoxian.
Hmm, an attempt.
I like mixed stories, so I would like to see people from two different worlds come into contact. This book prefers the second story in every aspect.
It's very daring and exciting to write. It depends on how well readers accept it.
A world full of torture, where everyone suffers.
In summary, the plot is actually very bloody, similar to the 188 ancient version, but the good thing is that the difference is that torture is torture, pain is pain, and it will not become an outpost of love just because of some compromises, hesitations, and other mixed feelings in the middle.
The author can tell that what she wants to write is a story about torture and being tortured because of love, rather than a story about expressing love but with a little friction. It's amazing and I like it very much.
It has a martial arts flavor, it's perfect, the characters are interesting and rich, the story is complete and exciting, and they complement each other.