Chang'an: The Song of the Green Lotus Sword

This is Ah Bai at the age of seventeen. At that time, he had not yet borne the burden of the disaster in his hometown and the wrongful death of his friends. He had only come to Chang'an City, which he had longed for for the first time, with a heart full of passion. He was like a bright moon hanging high in the sky, so beautiful it seemed unreal, yet he truly existed. "

First, the pigeon's styling 😎

I feel this portrayal of Li Bai is too stereotypical. His carefree, wine-loving, and unrestrained personality is depicted to the extreme, which makes him seem somewhat unrealistic and unrealistic.

So, King of Glory is too lazy to come up with a backstory, so they're starting to fleece authors on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform)? If they write a good one, will it become official storyline? Hahaha.

This book is almost flawless. I came to comment without even finishing reading it, aren't I? (Mainly because it's so long, so very long!) First of all, I must commend your writing style; it's excellent. Secondly, the characters are very relatable. After the "official" dies, Li Bai's dream is portrayed by Gou Qing in a very realistic and vivid way. Then there's the character development.

To make it easier for everyone to browse in the book club, friends who recommend books are welcome to discuss them in the comments section below this post.

So far, Yi Xing from Chen Yi Shi Yi, and Li Bai from Feng Yue are the most memorable characters.

I'm thinking something's not right, there's not much drama here! Why doesn't the official King of Glory team just move on to the past and add more drama? I remember the backgrounds for Kai and Luna were pretty dramatic, weren't they? Or maybe they could add some drama for Sun Ce and Da Qiao?

Actually, I think Fengyue might be more suitable to write about Kuang Tie. Li Bai represents elegance, but if we're talking about unyielding spirit, Kuang Tie would be more appropriate. 😁 (This is just my personal opinion; I'm also a fan of Apocalypse.)

The timeline of this book is no more than five years after Yun Ying's martial arts demonstration. It begins with Li Bai's first visit to Chang'an. His second visit was to demand an explanation from the Empress, and a few years later he made his third trip. During his third visit, Li Bai fought Marco, Miyamoto, Di Renjie, Yuanfang, and Zhong Kui to steal the Dawnbreaker.