
A Smile Across the Jianghu: Li Pingzhi
江湖一笑李平治
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 389k Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Wuxia Fantasy
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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As soon as I saw the introduction, I knew it was a good book.
Em. . I hope the protagonist doesn't think about Japanese women everywhere like a stallion. No one will read such a book.
I feel there is something wrong with the settings the author wrote earlier. Discuss with the author about some of the previous parts, such as the author's belief that Yue Buqun is not that bad, the death of the old nun, and other plots. The author did his own analysis, and the reason is that these things are the inferences and imagination of the characters in the story, and may not be true. Then when it came to the time when Yue Buqun left the palace, Lin Pingzhi's statement was used as the basis. It gives the impression that the character's opinions that are consistent with the author's ideas are evidence, and the characters' opinions that are inconsistent with the author's ideas mean that the character's own inference may not be accurate. I feel like the author has a bit of a double standard in using arguments that is hard to convince. In addition, as for whether Yue Buqun is bad or not, I think it is easy to tell. If Yue Buqun said that Linghu Chong stole the sword manual before, it was a misunderstanding. After the sword manual was in his hands, he still blamed Linghu Chong. This is not going away. Linghu Chong was raised by him since he was a child. It is not an exaggeration to say that he is better than his father and his son. Linghu Chong regards his master as his biological father. A tiger can't eat its own child. Yue Buqun treated him like this for personal ambition, which shows his true nature. Besides, if they are not his biological children after all, then after Yue Lingshan's death, Yue Buqun did not care about his daughter's honor for his own purposes.
Collection post for supporting roles
The first volume of this book is about to come to an end. In order to thank the first vote king - Dingtian Shenlong for his support, a key supporting role has been specially added to the chapter. Let me give you a preview in advance, so stay tuned. In addition, because the main plot of Xiaoao is basically coming to an end, and the protagonist made a different choice from the original Lin Pingzhi, causing the plot to deviate significantly from the original, the following stories are basically original plots. Although the original characters will continue to appear, original characters are also essential, so: Panda specially recruits supporting actors here, and I hope you will sign up and recommend them. Thank you all! !
After reading the beginning of the introduction, I thought it was a good book, but the rest of it was full of shit and rubbish.
Uh-huh, uh-huh, if you cut the eggs and don't practice the sunflowers, wouldn't it be in vain?
Very interesting, when will I get my balls back?
The free chapter is okay. Once it's released, it's like a replacement. I started to hesitate. Holy Mother, abuse, procrastination. Without eggs, I feel worse than Linghu Chong. Linghu Chong is weak in the legs as a woman. Is the protagonist weak in everything except women, and he still lives in the world? A little disappointed
I don't know what happened, but all the reviews for this book are gone. It's a bit over the top.
Recently, there is only one chapter per day, which is too little. What an update