How Many Hatreds Are There in the Endless Miles?

So burning! So burning! At the beginning of the chapter, there is a ghost slave with a great setting (but I think it can be more scary) and a Qian Jixiu, which I also thought was burning. This guy is so handsome. I immediately wanted to read it. . . The banter between brothers is also great! I like reading martial arts novels very much. I think the most important word in martial arts novels is chivalry! I think the true meaning of martial arts is love and justice, pleasure and grudges. What I said earlier about the reincarnation order of Revenge and so on, I think the point of revenge is very interesting to me! Some people say that the introduction of the author is not well written, I think it is not bad. It is said from the beginning that he is for revenge and becomes another person again. It is very clear and it is quite attractive to write a martial arts novel this way. To be honest, I used to be a happy young hero with an immeasurable future, and then encountered the setbacks of Balabala and faced a blood feud. This concept is great! I always believe that a good non-spiritual and weird novel about people should have changes in the protagonist's character (perhaps the character is not in place, and can be understood as the world Changes in perspective and mood) For example, at the beginning, a boy was ignorant and ignorant and went to conquer the world with a sword. Later, he experienced setbacks, resentment, joy, etc. And his mood changed. I think this kind of change is what touches people's hearts in novels about people, and it is what makes a novel profound (this kind of change is also found in Dream of Red Mansions) In the comments I left under other articles before, I mentioned that people say what they say. The martial arts novel in this article is handled very well! Because Jianghu is originally divided into three religions and nine streams, some people speak in a high-spirited manner, while others speak in a lower-class manner. The facial expressions here are very obvious (but I think since it is a martial arts novel, the author can pay more attention to the interactions between the protagonist and those lower-class people) Secondly, the language is fluent and the plot design seems to be exquisite. But I think authors of your level should no longer pursue these things. Can it be said that the author of this article has moved away from the pursuit of readability to the pursuit of depth? All in all, it is very, very good to read. I like this novel very much and I will continue to follow it as a loyal young reader.

The setting of Ji Buling's brother was changed from twins to five years older than Ji Buling, but he looks very similar to him.

I noticed this good article earlier and seemed to be the first person to comment. However, because there were not many words at the time, I always felt that posting a long comment was too abrupt. Yesterday or the day before yesterday, I saw the author was a little hesitant about the article. After thinking about it, I decided to write something. First of all, it's a big proposition. Let's turn online articles into fast food. It seems that people don't like to read articles that are more difficult to understand and require using your brain. As an author, you must have confidence in yourself! Gratitudes, hatreds, intrigues, this is what is supposed to attract people, right? What's more, in my opinion, the idea of ​​this article is really clear, and the context is very clear: Bright line: Xia Yinqing was offered a reward (Qiuli was injured and rescued). Many things that happened along the way happened around this point, or were expanded around this point. It can be said that this is the real wedge, which leads to a series of love and hate stories that have to be said. It is now clear that this pursuit has led to the main plot of Lu Wuya. He is trying to avenge Qiu Zhi, but he is unable to do so. He hopes to obtain a reward by completing the reincarnation order three times and refusing the reward (currently, the person he wants to reward is Mr. Yan). In order to facilitate everyone's reading, there are the following key lines (actually very clear and related to each other): Duotian Sect-Three Branches-Reincarnation Hall Line (the Duotian Sect was destroyed after the Demon Extermination War and evolved into three branches, and these three branches now seem to be controlled by the Reincarnation Hall, because the Reincarnation Hall requires the masters of the majors not to meet in private); Kongdu-Zhipu (Yan Gongzi)-Zhishan (Long Ao) line; Yan Gongzi-Qiuzhi-Qiuli-Lu Wuya line; Five Poison Sects-Momen, Shaolin, and Jiuxiao Line of Gratitude. Remind the author not to forget the foreshadowing (Zhao Ye, Li Ke, these two people, the line is temporarily broken) The rest is the flesh and skin surrounding the skeleton, so I won't go into details here. The above is not the main text. ---------------------------------- When I saw the latest chapter, I suddenly remembered the lyrics of a song. The facts are like a chess game, you and I are at the mercy of others. Lu Wuya: If I hadn't read the novel or the recent chapters, I had thought that Lu Wuya was an ordinary protagonist, melancholy and vicissitudes of life, rich in experience, drinking the strongest wine, hugging the most beautiful woman, living a seemingly casual life, but possessing an unknown determination. But in the end, he is also an involuntary chess piece. To be honest, I don't like the feeling of suddenly finding true love after reading Qianfan and then not caring about anything. But this is what Lu Wuya is like. For the death of Qiu Zhi, he took Liusu to the Yama Temple. After failing, he completed two reincarnation orders. This time, it is the third time. The purpose is to announce a reward for Mr. Yan. At this point, I actually have a little question. What if no one accepts this reward? As written in the article, the Mo Sect leader's reward was already the most difficult ever. If the ancient leader hadn't voluntarily sacrificed his life, I'm afraid Lu Wuya wouldn't have been able to complete it. Master Yan's reward would obviously be even more difficult! So I thought about whether I could ask the Reincarnation Hall to do something, and let the Reincarnation Hall fight with Mr. Yan... Anyway, when I thought about the Reincarnation Hall in the wedge, I just felt that Lu Wuya was completely used. Needless to say, the previous two times, this time, although Xia Yinqing was not killed, the weak spot of "Qiuli" was still taken, and all kinds of threats were basically used as sharp weapons! This man is undoubtedly very heartwarming in the early stages. I really hope that he can actively find smart ways to deal with it in the future, instead of showing his sadness and helplessness as the protagonist! Xia Yinqing: Is she considered a heroine? If so, I think she is a protagonist who is seriously being robbed of her role. She was being hunted, and Lu Wuya followed her in order to find out whether the reward target of the Reincarnation Order was really this girl (I initially thought that the four signs were meant to kill four people! Later I found out that it was one person, so the second sign would be targeted. In fact, it is very unscientific. I can only say The world is dangerous, even if you kill someone by mistake, you can't let it go. The author shows this very well! ) But this girl is not as outstanding as Qiu Li. Qiu Li has a past, she is Lu Wuya's weakness, and she has mysterious internal skills. She is destined to be Kongdu, so her identity must have different reactions. Other women, such as Pothos, Bailihua, and Tangxi, all have richer colors. And Xia Yinqing is just an ordinary little girl.