I Borrow Wine from the Breeze

My last book only had a little over two thousand followers due to certain reasons, which left a deep impression on me. I've been quite busy lately and haven't had time to sit down and read, but I just found this book on my bookshelf, and it feels like we're destined to meet. I think I'll continue to support it.

It's very well written; it's quite rare to find a martial arts novel written to this standard.

Now I finally understand why everyone's been yelling "cut it!" I was initially quite angry, but after Luo Qing died, what kind of garbage has everyone been writing? I regret subscribing to all of it at once. 🤫

A long howl echoes from the Heavenly Gate, bringing a gentle breeze that stretches for ten thousand miles. Four or five jade maidens floated down from the nine heavens. With a smile, she leads her fair hand and leaves me a cup of flowing rosy clouds. I bowed deeply and prostrated myself, feeling ashamed that I was not a celestial being. A vast microcosm, what a carefree life it is to abandon the world. — Li Bai, "Ode to Mount Tai"

It has some appeal, it's alright, but the plot is a bit too ordinary, and I don't really like the protagonist's personality. After experiencing so much, it doesn't feel like he's grown much. It's okay for killing time.

Keep it up! It's quite well-written, but I feel the protagonist's personality is still too indecisive, or rather, too trusting. That's understandable for a novice in the martial arts world, but I'm still more looking forward to seeing him grow and develop.

It's a bit... How should I put it? It's not that the writing is bad, it just feels artificial and off-putting! After reading a hundred or so chapters, the protagonist still seems like a child who's never grown up 😓 and has never even seen a woman before.

Share your thoughts I only started reading the author's previous book after reading this one. To be honest, I went to read the author's previous work, "Jianghu Jinyi" I couldn't keep reading past chapter 50. I feel this one is much better than the last one. Whether in terms of emotions or physical combat The dramatic scenes still need to be observed. It feels similar to Jade Dynasty to me.

Seeing Yan Yushu's home raided and her imprisoned, it seems like I can guess what's going to happen next. Is Yan Yushu going to oppose the protagonist?

It was really exciting to watch. It started off being all gay, and then suddenly it turned into a normal heterosexual romance. Yu Shu, Yu Qin!