I'm Not Chu Liuxiang

Very good. This book subverts the perception of martial arts novels. It has routines and settings that have never been seen before. You can't guess what's going to happen after you look at the front. The writing is fluent and perfect, and the characters are vivid and lifelike! It's a rare masterpiece. The more you read it, the more you're attracted to it. It's very beautiful. It has a setting that I haven't seen in Qidian. It's well written. If it can reach 1.8 Million words, it will definitely become a hit!

There are many online articles that are similar to Jin Yong's Gu Long martial arts world, but this book still makes people's eyes shine. The first thing that made me think of this novel was the movie "Source Code". The two have similar approaches: they are both a process of the protagonist searching for family, finding himself, and rebirth in a high-tech background. Compared with similar online articles, this is a step above in concept, and the author needs to be praised. Another major advantage of this book is that the writing is smooth and delicate, and the narration is coherent and coherent, showing the author's profound skills, making people unable to help but immerse themselves in it when reading it. This is also different from ordinary Internet articles. The assembly line seems to have read too many online articles. Seeing such fresh and informative articles is like drinking mellow wine. Of course, while praising, we should also talk about the shortcomings. The biggest shortcoming of this book is that it is too short. As a result, the plot is very compact and fails to unfold the narrative. This is a great waste of the author's writing and will also leave readers who are looking forward to the climax of the plot feeling unfinished. Similarly due to the word limit, the characters appear like a lantern following the plot, resulting in a lack of distinct character images. Moreover, there are many popular characters in the ancient dragon world who have not had the opportunity to appear, which I have to say is also a big regret. Finally, a suggestion: You can consider writing based on this article, with a word count of at least 3 million words (around 5 million words is better), so as to better present the magnificent world of ancient dragons to all martial arts enthusiasts.