The Heavens Begin with Let the Bullets Fly

The author has too much personal bias; two-thirds of a chapter is dedicated to expressing their own opinions, but their values ​​are truly unacceptable. Dark themes can be straightforward, and saintly stories can be genuinely saintly, but the hypocritical protagonist is nauseating.

How utterly ridiculous! Was Qu Yang's position as Left Elder hereditary or earned through good deeds? Does being able to play the zither exempt him from karmic retribution? Do you all think, like Jin Yong, that so-called masters and artists are just arrogant protagonists who are superior no matter how much evil they commit? Look at characters like Ouyang Feng and Jinlun Fawang in Jin Yong's novels; thanks to Jin Yong's praise, many readers feel they deserve to die in glory. It's truly laughable.

The writing is truly terrible. I suggest the author read the book himself after finishing it to check if the sentences flow smoothly. I found several grammatical errors, as well as missing and extra words in the first chapter.

Let the Bullets Fly and Soldiers Assault were okay, but the later ones were disgusting and turned into cuckoldry stories.

Why is it another soul-swapping situation? I don't like soul-swapping.

Why does everyone love writing *The Smiling, Proud Wanderer*? We're all tired of it. Those with good writing can skip directly; those with bad writing don't even want to click on them.

Hehe, when I accused him of plagiarism, he deleted the post.

How ignorant is the author? A mountain only weighs tens of thousands of pounds?

The book is titled "Let the Bullets Fly," and I read it and it was finished in just 5 chapters. If you remove the first two chapters, your book is far too padded. Selling "Old Tan Pickled Cabbage" under the name of "Old Tan Pickled Cabbage" in Tu Keng Lao Tan Pickled Cabbage

The world you wrote about. I don't want to read a single one of them, it's just too amazing.