Joy of Life: I Take Up the Blade and Rule the World, Starting at the Censorate Stele

How dare you contact Fan Xian? This is where the poison begins. Chen Pingping definitely knows everything about what you did, and the old lady didn't even check your family affairs when she got on a pole to give you a granddaughter. She's just so clueless that she gave up.

Regarding the martial arts, I personally feel that thousands of martial arts are not as good as one. The protagonist's martial arts are too complicated, and there is no transition period at all. The Peach Blossom Island inheritance that I learned in the last few chapters is now the Quanzhen Sect inheritance. It feels like a hodgepodge of martial arts to me.

I can see it, talk about the bad points, talk about low-key development, and then go to contact Fan Xian and talk about punishing evil. When I arrived in Dongyi City, I thought I was going to start killing people. But in the end, what I saw with the eyes of sin was not counted.

I was really speechless. Lin Gong bullied Fan Sizhe and Fan Ruoruo before the plot even started. At least respect the original work. It makes sense if you write that Guo Baokun bullied them both. Lin Gong is not stupid. In the original novel, Fan Xian was killed because of issues of sectarianism and factionalism, and because he did not agree with the marriage between Lin Wan'er and Fan Xian. At this time, Emperor Qing didn't grant a marriage, and Fan Xian didn't come to Kyoto. Why bully them?

Maybe Mao Ni portrays Qing Yu Nian in too dark a way. The author only sees darkness and cannot describe Teng Zijing's self-sacrifice. He cannot describe Ye Qingmei's spirit of struggle. He only talks about the hypocrisy of the stone monument and cannot describe the kind side of Fan Xian's humanity. I hope the author can depict some details and write the protagonist's profound views on Qing Yu Nian instead of following the crowd and thinking that Qing Yu Nian is a Machiavellian and dark side. After all, the protagonist He lived there out and out, and he was happy and carefree in the past ten years. He could write about his attachment, his kindness, and his characteristics as a modern soul In fact, when I read Qing Yunian and Ye Qingmei, I thought she was Mao Ni. She drew on the spirit of those martyrs who dared to fight in the Republic of China. What modern studies do more is the spirit of resistance and the courage to be the first. This spirit is the soul of Qing Yunian.

Actually, it's okay. There's no big problem. It's just that it always smells like a fantasy novel. It's like a fantasy novel with a layer of Qing Yu Nian's skin. Especially the battle scenes and character dialogues, what the hell, and the keywords of harsh words, it's too similar.

The road is long and far away, I will search up and down😁

Recommend a novel - Peerless Tang Sect: My Simulation of the Dragon King (formerly known as Peerless Tang Sect: My Simulation of the Dragon King Legend)

The grand master of Qing Yunian can dominate a country by one person. He is more powerful than the so-called top masters in any martial arts novels (such as Shattered Void and so on). The army's special crossbows shoot out tens of thousands of crossbows and shoot them down instantly. He can kill nearly 200 seventh, eighth and ninth grade masters with one sword. The battle of the grand master More than 10 miles around were destroyed. It is a typical human nuclear bomb. The disadvantages of the Grand Master are that the defense is not very strong (that is also beyond the scope of martial arts) and the vitality is super strong (comparable to cultivating immortals). It is stronger than many immortal cultivating novels, and the protagonists in them are not Grand Masters in the end.

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