Joy in Troubled Times

In Chapter 50, I actually read the author's words at the end and thought it was a purely tragic ending. However, before reading Feng Juanyue's narration at the end, I was surprised to think that this wasn't a happy ending? After seeing the truth told by Feng Juanyue, I didn't expect that the ending would be a reversal. Although it was rushed, it filled in many pitfalls, such as Mr. Da (I almost thought the author had forgotten it), and the truth was indeed reasonable and unexpected, giving people a deep helplessness. Feng Juanyue, in fact, this character gave people a vague and unapproachable feeling before, but in the end, she really attracted fans. Not only was she a genius in martial arts, she was also quite good in other academic aspects and even reasoning.

In Chapters 43, 44, and 45, the climax of the martial arts competition lasts for two more chapters. Xu Qingzhuo finally shows off his majesty as a male protagonist and becomes more and more masterful. However, it also feels that the level of martial arts in the book is getting higher and higher, and it is slightly more fantasy. When the complete glazed elixir is revealed in Chapter 45, the level of fantasy rises to another level. This may be due to the era. After all, in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, it feels very close to modern times, and the martial arts is too mysterious and slightly inconsistent. It's nearing the end. It seems that Xiangli Palace is just about to officially appear, and Xiao Xu's life experience should be revealed soon. In addition, look forward to the battle between top players.

In Chapters 46 and 47, I thought that Guyangzi and Zhou Tian would fight evenly, each taking one side. Unexpectedly, not only did they lose, but the fantasy "glazed elixir" was snatched away by the other side. However, according to the description in the article, Zhou Tian's sense of oppression was not as strong as it was at the beginning. After all, he showed cowardice during the battle and ran away, and he knew little about martial arts. The description of Xiangli Palace is good, and there is a relatively clear plan. It is a pity that it is almost finished, otherwise the whole sect feels that it still has the potential to be explored further.

In Chapters 34, 35, and 36, I always felt that the pace was a bit slow, and in fact, a large part of the huge structure initially set up has not been officially shown, such as the Qinling Sect, etc. The leader issue must be brought up later, right? Then there is the Xiangli Palace... In addition, in terms of role weight alone, the heroine should be a sword fairy, right? I feel like there won't be many scenes for her in the future. As for Feng Chu and Mo Wangzhu, they were narrated separately in a few chapters before, and they were considered to be the protagonists, but now it seems that there is not much characterization. This time I saw Xu, Ling, and Feng getting along with each other, and I was looking forward to the interaction between Hua, Feng, and Zhu.

Thirty-nine, forty, and forty-one, I feel more and more that Xiao Xu, the male protagonist, serves as a foil to the other characters, regardless of Sword Immortal or Feng Chu. His decisiveness and temperament are not as good as those of Du Lingzi, and his martial arts talent is not as good as Feng Juanyue's. He relies more on adventures. He was born with the inheritance of the Gun King, and later worshiped the Sword Immortal, and then met the boxing god. Feng Chu helped him integrate, and the entrance to the Ganoderma Red Pill. Among the traditional martial arts, Zhang Wuji, for example, has more adventures. Although he has a gentle personality, he still has full personal charm and excellent talent. Xiao Xu doesn't look like a promoter, but like a connector. A thread connects the characters and forces in the world. According to the traditional martial arts, by this point in the plot, even if the protagonist is not the best in the world, he is already famous in the world. From this point of view, Xiao Xu, the protagonist, does feel like a breath of fresh air. Also, the Sword Immortal finally woke up and discovered new martial arts skills. However, this "Eye Sword" is a bit like Yun Xu's "Prajna Heart Sword". I wonder if it will have any counter-effects in the future. By the way, I feel sorry for the Sword Immortal. Everywhere he goes in the garden, he is being showered with dog food. However, like the Sword Fairy, as she said, there are very few people who are worthy of her. I hope she won't be matched with a random guy in the future.

In Chapters 48 and 49, I guessed a lot about Xiao Xu's life experience, and it was indeed something like freezing. These two chapters were mainly about filling in holes. It's just that the reversal of Fenghua's life experience is indeed surprising, but after experiencing so much, I now feel a little weird about the two of them, and I feel that for the simple Mo Wangzhu... I don't know how the author will arrange it next.

Chapter 42: The progress of this conference is quite appropriate. It should be the climax of the later period. Xiao Xu finally looks like a protagonist. I don't know how long it will take for his life experience to be revealed. Will Danjiao, Xiangli Palace, etc. Also appear at the conference later?

At present, it seems that the female characters are better portrayed than the male characters.

Chapters 29 and 30 were a bit duller than the previous reunions, but the Nineteenth Village should be considered a small climax. After all, after four or five years, Mo Wangzhu's appearance is still a year old. Apart from being born in a bamboo forest, could it be that he has the bonus of internal strength? The chief of the village is Daokui! ? He is indeed an interesting character, but he actually adopted Li Zicheng and Zhang Xianzhong as adopted sons. The setting is not that of Gao Yingxiang, right? I am somewhat looking forward to the fight between Boxing God and Daokui against Zhou Tian. I wonder if there will be any drama like this later.

Sure enough, I guessed at that time that Xiao Xu would be captured by mistake and would have to be saved by Du Lingzi. Isn't Yun Gang the one who met Miss Tian in the version of "Feng Qi Hua"? Is this still happening in the new version?

Chapters 31 and 32, these two chapters mainly focus on information. Daokui Fengliu is even slightly better than Duan Zhengchun, but he still wants to pursue the Sword Immortal? In fact, from the current point of view, the only one who is truly worthy of the Sword Immortal is Feng Chu. I asked before that the old version of the novel was called "Feng Qi Hua". Was it originally thought that these two people would be a pair? It's a pity that if it continues like this now, it will become an orthopedic plot. Although Xiao Xu's martial arts has improved rapidly, he still feels that he lacks the aura of a master. He is still similar to the reckless young boy before, but Feng Juanyue has some master aura. It seems that there are quite a lot of pitfalls in the back, and it is even considered to be in the expansion period. I don't know if the fifty chapters are enough, so I hope I don't end it hastily.

It's almost half done, right? Have you ever tried to sign a contract?

Chapters 37 and 38, Feng Meizi is really... Bold beyond imagination, so free-spirited. By the way, Xiao Xu and Du Lingzi are still closely connected, so they won't end well, right? Now he has gone a little deeper into the country and the court, and he has appeared at the age of nine thousand. I don't know if there will be "She'an Rebellion", "Shenyang War", etc. After that. (These two events should be considered big in the next 1621.)

"I'm not going to imitate you... I just want to treat Yue baby wholeheartedly." This sentence seems to be another flag. All the "Five Expertises" in this novel have been revealed. Are there any other hidden masters that have not yet appeared?

In Chapters 24 and 25, Feng Chu finally appears again, but she is covered in bruises and feels miserable. I wonder if she will be able to regain her former bravery in the future. As for the Xiangli Palace, I actually think it can be mentioned a little further here, because the martial arts forces are basically explained clearly in the first ten chapters, and even the "Alchemy Sect" in the dark is described a lot from the side. And the Xiangli Palace, judging from the description of the boxing god, should be quite famous, but there is almost no description in the front. After the school Xu's life experience was first revealed, it was first mentioned from the poisonous lady's mouth soon after it was revealed. It was a little abrupt, and it felt like it was completely serving his life experience. I think it would be better if readers could have some guesses about the conditions and time when Xiao Xu's life was first revealed. There is also a new female character appearing. The characteristics of the characters are relatively obvious, but the portrayal seems a little less natural, and the personality feels a little more deliberate. I wonder if this is another love debt for Xiao Xu? PS: I forgot to mention it before, but the names of the "Four Envoys of the Poison Sect" immediately reminded me of the "Five Poison Taibao" in Fox Demon, and they have the same name. 😁

Chapter 33: The two of them are really big-hearted. They have no internal support, no backup, and no careful planning. They dare to break in like this. How can others be so confident and let them come? This is not just about martial arts.

In Chapters 26, 27, and 28, Xiao Xu finally reunited with Feng Chu. At first, he guessed that it would be Xiao Xu who could save the Sword Immortal (after all, these two people were the only ones who had actually practiced "Yin Fu Jin"), but he didn't expect that Feng Chu came up with the solution. In addition, I always feel that Xiao Xu is the number one male, but compared with Jian Xian, Feng Chu, etc., He looks very weak. He relies on others' guidance to improve his level. I don't know whether his martial arts skills will be of his own in the future (it's quite hanging. At present, he is just talented and understanding, so I don't know how different he is from his brothers and sisters). As for Xiao Xu's relationship with Feng Juanyue, I feel that the relationship developed a little too naturally, as if it was his first love. However, Xiao Xu's first love was declared a failure not long ago, and he still hates it because of love. This should be a great trauma to his emotions. It stands to reason that at least in the initial stage of a new relationship, there should always be shadows of the past, but judging from the current performance, it seems that there is no such thing as a poisonous spirit child. (To be honest, Du Lingzi and Feng Juanyue, one is tough on the outside and soft on the inside, and the other is soft on the outside and tough on the inside, it would be more interesting to meet them together.) It is said that Xiao Xu was surprised when he saw Mo Wangzhu. Is it because of his appearance and age? In addition, the grievances committed by the Gun King could not be cleared away by the testimony of such big figures as Jinxiu Sanjian. Sure enough, the sectarian opinions and personal vendettas in the world were even greater. PS: Congratulations on signing the contract. 🤭

Now that you have signed a contract, is it time to consider getting a cover? Also, the lyrics in the introduction were really good, why were they deleted?

I'm just here to make soy sauce. See it and leave. Hello everyone.