Wulin Event Book

Recently, I have gained a lot of new book friends. I hope this book can give you a good reading experience. If you have any suggestions and opinions, you are also welcome to leave a comment. As long as I see it, I will definitely reply and discuss it. Another: Thank you very much to all the book friends for your votes. I'm flattered and will definitely keep working hard.

The first chapter is very cologne It would be better if it could be one sentence or a few sentences.

Why was it that "they" clearly sent Zhang Yichen to kill Lu Zhenhao, but Xu Wenzhao seemed to not know him? The relationship between Xu and Lu Lin is also very subtle. I feel that they should be on the same page as the six major coaches, but they didn't get angry before they recommended who they should be... And I really want to know how Lu died.

Sprinkle flowers, sprinkle flowers, I am here to support you 🤭🤭🌹🌹🌹ωо,  Introduction, I wish you success as soon as possible╋━—

After reading the first chapter, I found that it is very flavorful (a bit like Cologne's style) and well written. Come on

Advantages: martial arts suspense reasoning theme; good prologue, strong suspense atmosphere. Disadvantages: The male protagonist's name is too difficult to pronounce; the male protagonist knows the murderer in the fifth chapter, and the plot develops too fast.

Waiting for updates

Have Tie Zi ever seen his adopted son-in-law shock the martial arts world?

Go to Zhihu to find a wandering toad to taste it.

I get a headache when I see this layout. It's too dense and the number of words in one chapter is too conscientious. But it is recommended to take it apart

Good book, good book! I read it all in one go, please update soon! !

I have read more than fifty chapters, and judging from the number of chapters, it is only 1/6 of the full text. Let me tell you how you feel now. Chapter 50, there are two copies, but the image of the male protagonist is still not established. First of all, up to now, I still don't know much about the male protagonist. He is like a stranger. He may be setting up hooks for the later chapters. It's okay to write like this, but it doesn't mention anything about the male protagonist. It will only bury the suspense and make people feel boring and tired. It's just that the male protagonist does not have a very clear character. When he encounters different people and things, his personality changes greatly. Sometimes he is an old man, and sometimes he is a green man. In this situation where the reader's understanding of the male protagonist is extremely limited, it is even more inexplicable. Especially in the plot where Miss Tang appeared, the murderer was originally found and the male protagonist barely had a clear-headed understanding, but in the end, a sex scene that made him unconscious happened. Forget it, he actually had to mention it again and again, and even mentioned how he lost his brain when we met later, which made people even more unhappy. The same goes for the scenes between Lao Yang and the male protagonist. The author seems to like to mention one thing repeatedly, like money. Once or twice, it can be regarded as a unique way of getting along between friends. But if he writes too much, and even every time he writes about Lao Yang, the plot revolves around that little money, which makes people feel - hypocritical. This kind of money exchanges between friends is easy to relate to. The author spends a lot of time on how they fight for the rewards, which even gave me a feeling of hypocrisy that they clearly value money but can't tell friends in person. It's a very, very bad failure. Furthermore, since we have chosen an imaginary background, we still need to give a general introduction to the background of the entire story. Seeing now, I am completely confused about everything. The background of the story, the relationship between the forces, and the male protagonist's information are even less known to the readers than any other character in the story. This kind of "God's perspective" that is shrouded in clouds and mountains is really difficult to persist. The author's writing style is good, but his storytelling ability is really lacking, which is a pity.

Good book, but the cover is too dramatic. . . Can it be replaced by a quaint book and placed on the table? Big cheers for the author.

Cupi Jiang, may I ask if there will be a female protagonist in this book? ٩(๛ ˘ ³˘)۶