Smiling Proudly: Fu Hongxue Travels Through Lin Pingzhi

After reading Chapter 31, I was speechless. Although the protagonist's style was restored well, the protagonist's setting, or Fu Hongxue's setting, is to kill and take revenge. He also said that in the new world, the whole person has no goals and is extremely confused. Apart from his master's wife who is good to him, he only has one person to avenge the Lin family. Faith, when I saw Yu Canghai, I didn't kill him. The reason for not killing was that Yu Canghai still had a dream. The protagonist was curious... Such a hasty reason, are you worthy of the foreshadowing in front of you? Forget it if you don't kill, you still carry it with you when you go down the mountain. You said it was Yu Canghai asking for protection, so you let him follow..., I have never been so speechless when reading a novel. If the protagonist gives up revenge, then the only place for his heart is his wife. Everything that his wife likes is the protagonist's love for Wujiwu. As a result, he always communicates with people outside the Huashan sect and ignores anyone in the Huashan sect. How to show this? Good or not, although it's not written explicitly, isn't the protagonist's behavior a white-eyed wolf? He doesn't retaliate for revenge, and doesn't repay kindness. He says he's miserable every day, confused and has no desire, but he makes trouble everywhere. If you don't want the love of friends and family, he must plot evil against you or the love of strangers. He's a pure white-eyed wolf.

If the Qingcheng sect doesn't kill them all, they'll keep them to receive red envelopes during the New Year.

Momojiji, I remember that Gu Long's books are not like this. Gu Long's books don't kill the enemy immediately just because he can't kill him. But why does Fu Hongxue in your novel not kill the enemy? Don't tell me that he can't kill him. Even when someone was ready to kill him, Fu Hongxue killed all the three men, but not the mastermind. It was so funny that he managed to do it three times.

Why are there so many characters in Swordsman recently 😥

It's very well written. It's a rare masterpiece. I hope the author will stick to it.

After reading Chapter 14, I suddenly thought, "What are you doing?" Others are plotting to kill you. You go and destroy other people's mechanisms and kill other people's men, and then walk away patting your butt? Author, are you serious? It's understandable that you want to write Gu Long's style, but it also depends on the specific situation. It really makes the protagonist look stupid.

Jin Yong: Gu Long, you have crossed the line. Fu Hongxue came to me and I am a fool. Why don't you give me an explanation?

I hope the author will not engage in conspiracy theories and clown Shaolin.

The one in Gu Long's novels who should travel back in time to Jin Yong's novels is Xiao Yu'er

The author please continue to update. Why don't you update if you write well?

The writing is good, but he is not Fu Hongxue. How much more can Xiaoao write in this world? If you need to change the map, change the map. Shi Potian's journey through Xiaoao is a lesson learned from the past.

How should I put it? It feels like eating moldy melon seeds.

The author's book is similar to writing a fanfic, with two labels: a and b. A is much more popular, but b is the author's favorite. I can only say that you will be blessed if you ask for it.

I think the writing is good, the pen is strong, and it is more comfortable to read than another book with good grades. I think that book attracted a wave of readers just because the protagonist's setting was relatively crazy.

It's not refreshing at all. Killing Tian Boguang was good, but the more I write about it, the weirder it becomes. The Songshan sect wants to kill him, but he acts as a nanny for the other party. The Qingcheng sect doesn't want to take revenge and insists on doing something heart-breaking. I just wrote it wherever I thought. The beginning of it was originally very good, but it's a pity.

If it's Brigitte Lin's version of Dongfang Invincible, I still reluctantly accept it, but if it's Joe Chen's version, I have no choice but to give up. I hate this version of Swordsman the most, no one else.

There is a book Shi Potian Travels Through Linghu Chong, maybe the author can refer to it. The front of that book is good, it describes Shi Potian's simplicity and invincible strength, and Yue Buqun is also more vivid.