The Crimson Sword of Taiping

Just write this book leisurely, don't be so intense, and make money from this book. Just think of it as making up for the shortcomings of that book. You can also open a Bilibili account and make related videos. Based on your level and the recommendation of book friends, it should be good. Everyone, give the monthly pass of that book to this book. He can't make money from that book, so why not give it to this one. I just didn't see that he double-edited that book, regret it!

I probably understand a little bit. This book is probably about an old man from the old era who came to this world of gods and monsters. His words and deeds all contain traces of that person of that era, and these traces have become the so-called divine domain under the special rules of this world.

It's a bit uncomfortable to read. It's not that there is anything wrong with the book itself, or that the author has any bad writing skills, but that the protagonist is really not good enough. He is supposed to be born in the 1990s and has a master's degree at a 985 or 211 university. But he is such a person who is supposed to have the correct outlook on life. He is filled with the aura of capital from head to toe. Just like what a book friend said: He currently does not deserve the name "Dongfang Bai". And the father of the protagonist, I think, is a big capitalist. I believe that the author will definitely let him change in the subsequent plots, but judging from the current development, his change speed will be quite slow.

The author gave up history, which he is best at, to write about fairy tales, but still uses the historical style of writing. This book will definitely not work. He was probably led by Dafeng Daggeng, this fairy is too serious, etc. Xianxia depends on the character, Guan Guan switched from history to fairy tales, He is so good at setting up characters. You can tell by the fact that the prince he originally wrote was very fierce, so he has achieved results in Xianxia. You give up what you are best at and do what you are not good at. Most book friends only recognize the book and not the author. This book will definitely be a favorite.

Actually, I don't like the name Dongfang Bai very much, because I only think there is one person worthy of this name. The male protagonist's crotch-stretching performance is not as good as changing his name to Dou Tian and Dou Di in the later stage. In a word, I feel that the name does not match the early performance. Although it is a metaphor for history, the internal logic is not very clear. Why do you suddenly demand fairness? Is it because you are seeing a world of cannibalism or something? It is too abrupt. Compared to the extreme old demon from Montenegro, Red Dawn is still a bit of a change.

I feel like Dongfangbai now is like when I was in my rebellious period. I also believe that the perfect lighthouse of freedom in the monkey's mouth is known to everyone. Because it is close to my home, after staying there for a long time, I feel that my home is not as good as other homes. I am inferior to others in every aspect. It's just that naive children will grow up eventually, and I believe they will learn some things as time goes by and become mature.

I feel that the author marked Shuangwen's grassroots counterattack does not refer to Dongfang Bai, but Dongfang Yuan Korea who experienced the chaos of war.

Why do I feel that the title and introduction of the book are not very attractive... If you don't click in to read the content, you won't know that it is a good book.

I haven't updated Taiping Red Sword in a month. I miss him.

"Suddenly he opened his breast with his hands, took out his own heart from there, and held it high above his head. "His heart burned as brightly as the sun, and brighter than the sun, and the whole forest fell silent, illuminated by the great torch of human love; the darkness fled from its light and fled into the depths of the forest, where it fell tremblingly into the foul mouth of the marsh. People were all stunned, as if they had turned to stone. "'Let's go!' Danke shouted, raising his burning heart high, lighting the way for people, and taking the lead in running forward.