The theme of ancient tomb robberies is also a mountain of Lily novels. It is worth reading this classic. The emotional line is almost boring, but despite its flaws, I still recommend it.
The emotional plot is well written, and the group portraits are also well written. There are some routines in the early stage, but it gets better and better as you go to the end (personal taste). Xianxia is a must-see masterpiece.
One of the best works in ancient times, the emotions are written very delicately. I see that there is no meal replacement now. It is also a rare first-person narration of martial arts, and it is too good for your appetite.
The only thing that might be a little weird is that the senior sister has been in love with Lian'er since she was very young. But after realizing that I was tempted, I immediately ran away for several years ((
Because it is a fanfic of The White-Haired Witch, there are quite a few male characters.
I can't resist the gentle protagonist. The master is very good, the little dragon is very good, and it is a masterpiece of fairy tales. It warms my heart to watch.
It's just that the master is always vomiting blood, from the beginning to the finale, but the battle damage is very bitter [dog head]
It's more lighthearted and funny. After watching Sick Beauty, I felt very happy to watch this again, and it was just the right time to change my mood. S0m1 is so delicious and slk is so good at writing.
The emotional plot and characters are all good, and it is an absolute masterpiece of fairy tales. The relationship between the previous generation is also very interesting. The character design is very vivid, and the master's occasional dark side is particularly cute [dog head]
The first and middle stages were very enjoyable to watch, but the ending towards the end was not particularly good due to the large number of characters. It felt like they were all crowded together. But it still looks good! Ancient martial arts masterpieces
Be happy and free.
I never thought there would be a protagonist with such a personality, it's so rare. Most of the protagonists labeled with similar characters are actually completely different on the inside, only on the surface. Qian Tan's character is by no means likable. Even if I have a relatively high acceptance level, I would often frown upon reading it. She is too special. In other stories, she would probably be treated like a supporting villain, and the ending would be described as hateful, sad, and pathetic.
This is not a good description, and I don't want to describe Qian Tan like this. Sister Tan is a very flesh-and-blood character. She is mean, venomous, unsympathetic, yet strong, brave, and full of vitality. She brings strength to those around her, and even to me.
Before watching it, I didn't expect that I would have so many emotions after watching it.
The author's writing is very good, the writing style is great, and the image is particularly strong. I don't know how to describe it. The author's thoughts are very delicate, and some of the descriptions are amazing. Very touching.
When I read the reviews at first and said that the three main characters were OOC, I was a little worried that it would be a bad ending.
But looking at it, I think it's okay. After so many experiences, people will change, let alone something like that? No matter what, there must be something at the core that will not change. Mu Qiantan has always been Mu Qiantan. Being happy is your original intention, and it is also what touches me. Seeing your transformation and growth, not only your mother will shed tears for you.
Xiaolong is actually an existence that I can't understand. I simply don't believe that there can be such eternal and precious love, such positive feelings, endless and unafraid of suffering. It's too... Unreal. I still felt this way until I finished reading it, and I couldn't even understand how Xiaolong fell in love with Qian Tan. But after thinking about it carefully, I realized that it was not without trace. Xiaolong may have realized Qian Tan's duplicity and hard-heartedness at certain times earlier than me, an outsider and bystander. In fact, it is still a bit incomprehensible, just because the two feelings are so unequal. But what's the point of liking it? Perhaps only such straightforward, strong, sincere, firm, unrequited love could make Qian Tan acquiesce in her company.
Is Xiaolong's love considered special? Forget it, but it's still quite common in novels.
Qian Tan is the truly special existence.
You are the real protagonist.
There are also shortcomings, some holes have not been filled, such as helping the deer find things (?)
There are also conflicts regarding age settings that others have mentioned.
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It would be great if there was a radio drama. It would be very shocking and shocking. This is the first time I want to listen to a radio drama of the novel.
The writing is really delicate, and I am deeply moved again. This is a top-quality work that does not hide its flaws, and is worth reading twice.