It is a rare gentle and gentle person who can be controlled without any rush. It's semi-damp, semi-sunny (mainly because it's pretending to be watched), and it's mainly about redemption. The plot has twists and turns, and the writing is also online. It's sweet but not boring, and it's nice to watch.
It's good-looking but too sad, and almost all the supporting characters are dead. If you don't like torture, I don't recommend this one. If you can accept it, this book has a great experience. The logical writing is linked to each other. I couldn't understand it at first, but later I was enlightened and realized it. The characters and supporting roles are both outstanding. It's really not easy for young lovers to reach the end. Fairy tale but novel and unique plot
I just finished reading this book, and after a long while, I still feel refreshed in my bones.
The protagonist is really touching - the character stuck in my lungs, and "Su" was written all over it from the bones to the skin. The plot was crackling and electrifying all the way, the fight was exciting, and the plot was beautiful. Reading it made me sit up in the middle of the night: This is the right energy!
As for the emotional line, some people say it's light, but I think the fateful pull of "killing it with one glance" is more to my taste. There are not so many twists and turns of explanations between attack and reception. One look is enough to burn through three chapters - children of Jianghu, what do you want to talk about?
It's the supporting cast that makes me itch. The tsundere who has a cold face but secretly helps others, the romantic ghost who holds a bottle of wine and curses the world with a smile... They are all alive, and I can't wait to pry open their brains one by one to see what old scars and new moonlight are hidden.
Summary: If you love being strong, have aura, and like this "this person should only be in the book" - hurry up. Flaw? Yes, but it's like the rust on the blade of a peerless sword, it becomes fake if it is wiped off. The world is so vast, and this book is enough to sober up three jars of strong wine.