Wine, Swords, and Beautiful Women

I once read a novel by chance in Shuhuang. The pure martial arts style attracted me at the beginning. I slowly read into the book and became obsessed with the stories in the book. I was attracted by every character. I can't forget Shangguan Yu's sword, I can't forget Lao Huang's umbrella, and I still remember the fun of Liu Ye and Li Wenshuo's wine fight. The love between the protagonist and Luo Jiuyi, the last chapter, where I can't stand not practicing swordsmanship, can't stand not drinking, and can't stand missing you, is full of the sweetness of love, and I also like several of Luo Jiuyi's guardians. For the happiness of the boss, I chose to forget hatred. The dead are gone, and only the living are happier... This is probably the best martial arts book I have read in the past year. It is also the first book that I remember to vote for five monthly votes in so many years 😥. What I admire most about the author is that although there are not many readers, he still insists on updating every day and writing everyone's stories every day. Come on, King Luo, I hope he writes better and better 😁

The first point is that the name of the protagonist is very good. It is neither Long Aotian nor fresh, ordinary but not random. The second level of force is quite good, analogous to the level of force in the middle stage of Snow. This level is just right. It doesn't have the huge empty space of the Fruit and Vegetable Family that can blow up planets and span the universe. It doesn't have the low martial arts level of traditional martial arts that makes the level of martial arts a bit less exciting.

I read the book "Ximalaya". The author's writing is very good. The writing style and story rhythm are better than many Qidian's top works, but it is not popular enough. In my opinion, the main reasons are: 1. The protagonist said at the beginning that he would never kill a woman. I don't think this is a big deal. Men love women and cherish their beauty. But other readers don't think so. In the Internet literary circle where misogyny has been popular in the past two years, and there have been no female protagonists, this may be the point of dissuasion for some people. 2 The female protagonist was not chosen well. The male protagonist was too humble in front of her. The female protagonist was determined to kill the male protagonist for the sake of a subordinate. The male protagonist was far less important in her heart than her own subordinates (is this still a male novel?). However, the male protagonist fought for her without any complaints. After the female protagonist broke through the situation, she became even more determined to kill him. The male protagonist continued to look like he could die for her. To put it nicely, it's infatuation; to put it harshly, it's just a bit of that. 3. The heroine is the sixth or seventh incarnation of the old monk. Can it be understood that she is the reincarnation or a clone of the old monk? Well, it's scary to think about it. Also, the characters in it can have their souls leave their bodies and wield martial arts and flying swords, but the world view still adheres to atheism. Thinking that such a powerful superman can only live for a few decades or will grow old, is it still not satisfying for readers who are spoiled by the fairy tales?

After reading the fourth chapter, I was persuaded to quit. Pigfoot actually vowed not to kill a woman in the future. . . Does this mean that even if a woman kills your whole family, you won't touch a hair on her head?

I read a few chapters and it was well written, but it didn't hit the right time, so it wasn't popular.

With this kind of character, it's really surprising that he survived two episodes. He's not good at martial arts, but he still tries to do everything by himself.

The whole book has a feeling of being in the snow, especially the dialogues and expressions, even the place names. Of course, I don't mean plagiarism or anything, it's a completely different plot and story from Xuezhong. A very good martial arts novel. If the details were described in more detail, the number of chapters in the book could be about a thousand, which would make it feel more perfect. Personally, I feel that a novel of about a thousand chapters is the best. If it is too long, it will be a bit draggy, and if it is too short, the story will not unfold. Such a good plot and story was written in less than 600 chapters, and the author's writing style is so good. I'm so angry. There is always a feeling of unfinished business. It expresses the feeling of "everything around us, the family, the country, and the world, is just a matter of a sword." Three cups of vomiting promises, the five mountains are insignificant, a knight, this is what it should be like! In short, the author continues to work hard 🌹

In fact, nine feet is as much as three meters...

Between the male protagonist and the female protagonist, his love was too humble. The female protagonist dumped the male protagonist because of a few words from one of his subordinates, and because another subordinate was killed. She wanted to kill the male protagonist and said many hurtful words. As a result, Li Wenshuo eagerly went forward to win people's favor regardless of his life. Is this what a dashing knight should do? It's better to let Chen Yiyi or Shuang Lan be the heroine

It's a very touching book. I think every sentence you wrote is beautiful. It just gives me a very comfortable feeling.