Return of the Great Wall

Hello sir Because the new account has not yet reached the conditions for commenting, I can only send you a private message. I'm sorry for bothering you. I recently read your book "Return of the Great Wall" and was deeply moved. I have been reading books on Qidian for about five years, and only your "Return of the Great Wall" moved me so much that after reading the latest chapter at 1 o'clock in the night, I couldn't help but send you a private message. When reading "The Great Wall", there were many places that I couldn't help but read over and over again. Every character you wrote was made of flesh and blood, whether it was Li Si'er who was the incarnation of the Great Wall but was as quirky as a little girl, the thousands of soldiers who dedicated their lives to the people, and the male protagonist Li Er who had an ordinary name but did extraordinary things, each and every one of them touched me deeply. What touched me the most was the repairman Jiang who caused the tragic battle at Qingshan Pass. I'm so ashamed, even though I said he was the most touched, I don't remember his name. Master Jiang is a complex character. He seems evil but not bad. He is even a devout Buddhist, but he dares to do such a thing that will never be forgiven by all mankind. He was bewitched by demons. In fact, it was not his true inner expectation. He just lacked a shadow that made the darkness in his heart burst out. In the article, Restorer Jiang not only reminded Li Er to leave quickly, but even called Li Er his only close friend. In the last letter he left to Li Er, he showed no intention to defend himself. He admitted his responsibility and reminded the hero to be careful of those who are like him. He is a villain but also a gentleman. I cried over and over again in the middle of the night after reading your work. I was moved and excited. It was very embarrassing, but fortunately my family had gone to bed. Thank you for such a great piece of writing.

Boys have all dreamed of walking around this vast world with a sword like Li Bai, reciting poems and having fun in the moonlight from time to time. "Kill one person in ten steps, then brush off your clothes and go away." During this journey, Nuo will do his best to help when he is needed. He can also go to the battlefield and make contributions when the country needs it. And I found that feeling in this book. As a slightly picky reader, I found the thoughts of my childhood in it. Come on, author, even though I only have one Piao Piao, I will give it to you.

I came across this book by chance from the previous one. I hope it will be as exciting as the previous one.

Great content, keep it up:

I am the first person, hahahahaha 🙂, I wish the author will become a god soon