The novel was written more than ten years ago. Romance. Double CP. The main CP is the lively and lovely sister x Ximen Chuixue, and the deputy CP is the swordsman sister CP Huamanlou. The writing is lively and cute, and the characters are well understood. But some plot settings were a bit annoying to me. For example, the heroine got married when she was 15, or Sun Xiuqing gave Ximen Chuixue an amulet but was poisoned to death by the heroine's grandmother. Then San Ying and Si Xiu were poisoned to death because they wanted to seek justice for their fellow disciples. . .
The heroine is a stunning beauty + a top master, Su Wen is the heartthrob. The plot of the first Condor World is very touching, especially the first love plot, the standard golden wind and jade dew encounter. Later, the author's update intervals became longer and longer, and it felt like the dramatic conflicts became weaker and weaker. I think the Holy Monk by the same author is better than this one.
Time travel male protagonist CP Xiao Feng. The martial arts component is weaker than the historical component. The male protagonist grew up as Murong Fu. He is handsome and capable of martial arts, inventions, and creations. He is also good at grasping people's hearts. It's obviously a cool configuration, but it turned out to be quite frustrating the whole time. When he was a child, he was controlled by his perverted mother. After his mother died, he was worried about the four great ministers. After entering politics, he was held back by his master's sect. His emotional drama with Xiao Feng became more and more bloody. In the end, the world peace that he worked hard for was revealed in the extra story that this person was removed from the history books. It's beautiful to look at, but it's really frustrating to be frustrated.
It's very similar to Huang Yi's Aboriginal rebirth story, but it's so big that there aren't even a few grains of soil at the bottom of the pit (one star will be deducted for a big pit, and another star will be deducted if it's too short)
The male protagonist uses swords and three vests to show off his beauty, and cps the evil king. The emotional line is average but the show-off part is really cool
In slow time travel, the heroine loses her memory in each world, and each world is different. Including Four Immortals of Swords and Chu Liuxiang. What impressed me deeply was that the heroine turned into Ximen Chuixue in Chu Liuxiang's world, and kicked Chu Liuxiang in order to pursue the way of swordsmanship. . .
The heroine CP Chu Liuxiang. The heroine is not a member of the world. Her appearance, temperament, and ability are all taken care of by the author. I feel that Chu Liuxiang is a little too happy.
Original heroine, cp Li Ruohai. The heroine's martial arts skills are well established in this book, but it has an open ending where you don't know whether she will die or live in the end. . .
The heroine romance CP Chu Liuxiang. Everyone knows from this title that it's not some invincible stream where the heroine has unparalleled martial arts skills.
A time-travel romance with a heroine. A funny story about primary school students falling in love and the male protagonist Sikong reaching for the stars.
The heroine has no CP but revolves around emotional drama. The heroine travels through various worlds. Her mission is to trick men into falling in love and then kill them. The more she kills, the stronger she becomes. Dingshangruan's top-notch writing style
The works of City Mouse before his journey to the motherland are similar to the unlimited martial arts genre. The male protagonist Liu Wu. If you can't accept that the male protagonist has an unforgettable love for Bai Yueguang, don't watch it. The biggest advantage of the martial arts novel City Mouse is that the martial arts scenes are excellent and the heroine is straightforward and decisive in doing things.
A very early work by Xiaoao. CP Dongfang is undefeated. The heroine wears Ren Yingying.
Cp Dongfang Invincible's classic work. Actually, I wanted to recommend Heimu Ya's old story, but I can't find this one, so I can only take the opportunity to mention it here.
There is no CP for the male protagonist whose cologne smell is relatively strong. The male protagonist is invincible but an honest man and loyal to the emperor.
The female protagonist travels slowly, there is a male protagonist but the emotional line is not important. The male protagonist Su Mengzhen. The main world tells who the hero is. The fighting scenes of the city mice are full of sensibility, and the heroine has a strong sense of heroism.
The male protagonist has no CP. Ding Shang Ruan is a talented writer. I love reading every book. It's a pity that I haven't written much in recent years.
The heroine's romance CP is full of flowers. The heroine is a fat cat with a personality similar to Garfield. Even if she becomes human in the later stage, it is still very distinct and makes you feel that she is still a cat. So much so that I couldn't get enough of this emotional scene. The writing style is humorous and there is no abuse throughout.
A comprehensive martial arts show featuring Jin, Gu, Wen and Huang. The male protagonist has no CP. The title of the novel is "The World is Invincible". In fact, the male protagonist is invincible throughout the whole story, and his character is very high. The beginning is about the soul traveling through Dongfang Bubai, and in the middle the soul slowly travels through important characters in different worlds, some are male and some female. The protagonist is sometimes good and sometimes evil, but he never really goes on a killing spree and kills innocent people indiscriminately.
Very old text. The characters in Hua Man Lou are well grasped, and the daily writing is very life-like, incorporating a bit of fairy sword and other elements of works. The heroine's romance CP is full of flowers. The writing style is fresh, but I don't know why it's not popular.