The Fierce Blade of the Snowy Path 1: A Young Phoenix Rises in the Northwest

Why do so many people rave about this book? Once you've read it, you'll know that no other online novel can surpass it in terms of character portrayal; in terms of plot, the foreshadowing is intricate and the more you read, the more you'll be impressed; every character in the book has their own sense of national and familial responsibility, and regardless of whether they are good or bad, they all…

He speaks plainly and clearly, as if he has albinism. What is rare is that he occasionally has a bit of literary talent, like the freckles on the face of an albino patient.

I was blown away by the first scene.

The poem, the name, the book has been changed to the point of disgusting, and the values ​​​​are even more dehumanizing.

Cs Xu Fengnian, and his friends, a group of cs

😰Honestly, I didn't stop reading this book because of its writing quality. It was because of the endless arguments between mindless eulogists and mindless haters that I didn't want to continue. It's like Violet Evergarden; before it aired, many people were raving about it, so I decided to check it out.

The sentences in this book are mostly grammatically incorrect, not to mention verbose. They're written in an attempt to create a classical feel, with conjunctions so overused that the subject is missing. It's a headache to read. For example, on page 47 of chapter 3, when describing Xu Fengnian reading Lao Huang's letter, the subject disappears midway through the sentence. I had to read those eight lines several times.

There is a young phoenix in the northwest. The white horse comes out of Liangzhou. Spring thunder rushes through the rivers and lakes. Traveling alone in the northern wilderness. Lost in Tai'an City, the whole world competes together Master went to Wudang, the rivers and lakes were filled with wine and sorrow 😏

On this day, a sword immortal from another region appeared on Upside-Down Mountain. No one knows his name, and there is no record of him in the local gazette. All that is known is that his two flying swords are incredibly talented. A red-hot stove, a splatter of blood.

I heard that Xu Fengnian's reputation is even worse than that of Tang San. Is this true?