The Weiyang Flute

Xiao Wu and Xiao Lu are quite different. Although Xiao Lu didn't take his identity as a member of the Embroidered Uniform Guard seriously, he usually kept a respectable distance when fighting. In addition, the roles he played were either gang leaders or senior disciples, all of which were of high status. Xiao Lu was rarely forced to take action, so he usually defeated his opponents instantly.

The author is a real riddle teller; the last book was alright, but this one is really hard to keep reading.

The writing is very engaging, but the grades for this book are a bit... I'm worried it might get rejected...

The plot is intricately linked. Although I quite liked the previous book, I have to say that this one has better pacing. The new events keep coming one after another, making it less likely to get boring. The biggest drawback is the poor performance; it makes me feel guilty, and the author barely touched it. It seems that this book makes me even more certain that the author will arrange the story.

Tomorrow's update will be posted tonight. 😁

After reading ten chapters, I'm still confused; there are too many riddles and I'm tired of it. 😒 If this were a new author, I wouldn't want to read any further. The plot is riddle-like and the characters are not well-defined.

I always had a feeling that Wu Shuo had the identity of a dragon leader. Was this expected or unexpected?

The first book I subscribed to in full, or even the book I was an apprentice to.

Can you just give me a straight answer? If you're going to be a eunuch, just say so.

Holy crap, author, you're amazing! I love it so much, keep it up!