The Un-Sword Immortal

Let's not talk about anything else. Xiaochi and Jingyesi are at the same level? ? ? Just ask others and see how many people agree? In addition, the depiction of the main character smiling and laughing at all times not only makes people laugh, but is also very disgusting. Did you know?

I'm curious, if you are so literary, will it bring about the humiliation of Jingkang? If the border officials just send a bunch of green worms to talk nonsense, can they push the border directly to Russia, where the great writers of both sides sit on the city walls and chant poems to each other, chanting incomprehensible words to each other in the sky on the battlefield?

I really can't stand it anymore. Smile, smile, smile, smile. Can you change the word? Also, when you take your sister to dinner and make dirty jokes in the hall, other people don't think about it, so why doesn't your sister think about it? The protagonist doesn't have any good impression at all except for giving people a playful and smiling face.

I want to see a common man march across the Yangtze River with a sword!

The author is obviously good at writing about urban entertainment, but he insists on writing fantasy as if he is possessed by an evil spirit, and then he becomes a eunuch as if he is possessed by an evil spirit. When he reaches middle age, has a wife and children, how long are you going to write it?

Perfect Life Although the setting of concubinage is not pleasing, it is generally good, maybe because of the age of the song?

There is a problem with the settings. Can the copied poems be regarded as literate? Wouldn't the porter be self-aware? If copied poems can also increase one's strength, then high-ranking officials and dignitaries hire gunmen to write poems for them. They don't need to be very good poems, as long as they can increase their strength. If they increase their strength a little bit at a time, how will their strength be after ten years if they copy 100 poems a day?

Let's not talk about the old routines. It's obviously the beginning of the Song Dynasty, Li Sao, The Book of Songs of the Tang Dynasty, and Song lyrics are all out, but the first blood is actually Li Bai's Jingye Si of the Tang Dynasty? ? ? Come on, (Personal opinion: The author's poems before the Tang and Song Dynasties all used NPCs to express their words. I mainly focus on the Ming and Qing Dynasties and the Republic of China. The interweaving of the two sides is more innovative than your straightforward copying!)

When you copy something, you should at least read the background. How can a student like you, who has never traveled far, write Jingye Si Lai?

No, the fun part of an article like this is to appear holy in front of people. The protagonist writes three-star or above poems in front of everyone, which arouses everyone's admiration. However, in this book, the protagonist secretly wrote it behind people's backs. I was really convinced. All the chapters were mediocre. I really don't know how those who invested in it read it.