The Bright Moon Was There Then but It Is Still There Today

Reality against women cannot be a "Sherlock Holmes" type book review. It's 9012 years old and still "it is virtue for a woman to have no talent"? It has a p relationship with gender. It's all about the growth environment and personal personality, OK?

The composition of traditional martial arts is based on chivalry as the bones, writing as the skin, martial arts as the blood, and plot as the flesh. An excellent martial arts work must have these four elements. Judging from the choice of words and sentences in this work, it is clear that the author is knowledgeable, brilliant in writing, and profound in writing. Take a lick first and look forward to the unfolding of the subsequent plot.

Nothing to say, I particularly like traditional martial arts, but there are not many good authors. I finally found one now, and I'm going to read it slowly.

The protagonist is a woman who doesn't eat fireworks and has extraordinary intelligence and martial arts. Such a fairy-like character is destined to leave us at the end. The one who created such a character in martial arts novels and gave him the title of fairy is more impressive than Sima Ling. In Sima Ling's works, both Li Bailing in Feiyu Tianguan and Ji Xiangqiong in Jinfutu are one of multiple protagonists (at least two protagonists). Li Bailing has Xiaoguan who is full of jokes and nonsense, and Ji Xiangqiong has Jin Mingchi who is moody, suspicious and fickle. The existence of other protagonists provides readers with different perspectives. The plot conflicts brought about by the interaction between the protagonists make the fairies come alive and have a human atmosphere. Distance creates beauty, and the only way for a perfect character to maintain its personality is to maintain a sense of mystery. As a protagonist, this is naturally impossible. If you write too much, there will always be something less likable. Of course, I focus on the characters themselves. As a mystery story, reasonable logic and exquisite structure are naturally the first priority. But looking at it as a martial arts novel, a protagonist who is bland and impossible to be perfect makes me less impressed.

The book has been read. Please double-check with the author himself. If the following requirements are met, you can add it to the book list. The first is "Three Views of Righteousness". What this book list requires is that the heroine will not kill innocent people easily and have a basic moral bottom line. The second is that there is no cp, no male protagonist, and no lily tendencies. And no male protagonist not only refers to the ending, but also no male protagonist in the process. If it is ambiguous, it is best not to have it. Please reply as soon as possible~

Dragon chair! ! ! New pit to support! !

If the work is completed, it is recommended to change the status to completed qwq

Suddenly, I had a sense of déjà vu like that of an unscientific elementary school monk who had grown up. One million taels of silver, according to the description in the book, would be equivalent to 70,000 jins of gold. If this was not a crime committed by a large gang, it could only be a magician's trick...