I Am a Swordmaster in a Strange City

The whole Grandpa of the God-Slaying Sword and then lived a miserable and poor life. Does the author feel that this setting has a sense of vicissitudes of life? It's actually bullshit, okay? Grandpa also said that he doesn't want to teach skills so that the protagonist can live a peaceful (poor) life. This kind of person is a dog-brained person. Are you talking about this in a world with 👻?

I have always been a fan of Fingertips. After reading a few books, I have a big problem that I have never changed. That is, killing people without touching their corpses. It costs no money to treat illnesses and save people. The protagonist basically lives a miserable life. This economic view is a mess. I wrote several comments criticizing this issue in the previous book "Taoist Priests Fighting with Swords at Night", but I changed my views later. This book is like this again. In a world with weirdness, weirdness will kill people, many people. Those who can get rid of the weirdness should be part of the upper class of society and an integral part of governing the country. Your family has a complete ancestral technique that can kill ghosts. The inheritance has not been broken, and your parents are very famous people. However, the family does not have much money, even 10,000 yuan is not available. The protagonist himself eats steamed buns for breakfast every day and is reluctant to eat meat. My family lives in such poverty, so are all your ancestors engaged in charity? It doesn't cost money to save people's lives. In Chapter 2 and Chapter 3, I didn't see any mention of collecting money to save the mother and daughter, but I saved two lives! Chapter 12: Seeing that I couldn't even get out the 10,000 yuan I signed up for, my grandfather even called me to ask for help. I made several calls but no one wanted to answer the phone. It was so uncomfortable! If I were a friend of yours, I would taboo secrets, and I don't want to answer your phone calls. We all have to live. A top-level business is to eliminate evil spirits and save people. It also requires rituals and daily exercise. Doesn't it cost money? My own life is still in danger. I set up a charity for your family. Isn't your family disrupting the market order, destroying everyone's money, and even destroying everyone's family (if you die of removing evil spirits, your family will drink the northwest wind)? Think about it for yourself, right? Let's change our economic outlook. How can you risk your own life (you wrote it yourself but it's unclear) and still not receive money?

I feel a little hesitant to write this review, for an author I have liked for a long time. Although I have never met him, he is like an old friend. Although he has grievances, he is unwilling to say bad words. In the end, I decided to release it. After all, it was you who tried to kill me but ignored me. I subjectively believe that the four books "Human Dao Era", "Huang Ting", "Xuanmen Conferred Gods" and "White Bone Dao Palace" should correspond to the three stages of fingertip writing. "The Human Era" is the period when your thinking is most active and your energy is the most vigorous. "Huang Ting" is a period when your writing style tends to be perfected. "White Bone Palace" and "Xuanmen Conferred the Gods" are the periods when you want to build your own literary world. You may not realize it yourself. At that period, you want to create a genre, so there are too many settings, such as space, time, planes, and laws. All kinds of settings are mottled and messy. It takes a lot of energy, a lot of patience and perseverance to complete. You are the person who lacks perseverance or is unwilling to be restrained, so you are more free and easy. If you survive it at that time, it will definitely be a different world, but if it declines again, it will be exhausted. After that, all the books just keep draining your senses. Nowadays, there is not much left of that agility. Some people say that a novel can not carry much. If I judge your first two novels. "Human Era" and "Yellow Court". In the former, the main character is Nanluo, but his life as a Taoist is about protection. The protagonist of the latter, Chen Jing, is indeed free and happy throughout his life in cultivating gods. So "Human Era" tells the story of asylum, and "Huang Ting" interprets Xiaoyao. When writing a book, you need to have an outline. First think about what kind of story you want to write. Don't try to write everything. Just like a tree growing from breaking ground to blooming and finally bearing fruit. The first thing to plant is peach seeds, and the process should naturally be cultivation according to the growth rules of peach trees, and eventually a peach will be produced. What was planted without advance planning was peaches, but the cultivation of pears and plums was either fruitless or deformed in the end. The more agile people are, the more they should be conservative. If they want to build their own literary world, even if they have countless wonderful ideas, they should hold back and just write one thing and try a new setting for each book. Let that agility become delicate, rather than jumping away. If you want to worry about something, try to make stupid efforts.

I haven't read this guy's new book since the end of Yi Qi Chaoyang, it must be unfinished! I thought of this product today and searched for new books. Sure enough, the last update was two months ago!

I really can't figure it out. The male protagonist's family is relatively poor, so what? This is a weird world, a weird world that everyone in the world knows, and the male protagonist's grandfather has been certified and can get rid of the weird world. So, should organizations similar to the state control and give preferential treatment to these? And I have just helped a young lady get rid of a mystery. Will the family have no money? She doesn't want to repay the male protagonist's grandfather, no matter what, he saved her daughter? No money? If you have been doing this kind of deception work for generations, will you have no money? What about family heritage? Was there no trickery in ancient times? Are there really not a few rich and powerful people who got into trouble and were expelled by their ancestors? Is it really that bad? Also, the male protagonist felt aggrieved because his bicycle was stolen. I felt speechless during the crying part, because where is the courage of the male protagonist? The clerk looks down on the hero's grandfather. Even his boss has some respect for the hero's grandfather. Why should he think about being aggrieved so much? Where is the courage that the hero has cultivated since he was a child? Have you practiced sword practice yet? Don't you think about it with your brain? When I went back to see my father and said that everything was settled, I really couldn't understand it. The male protagonist was so concerned about a trivial matter and felt so aggrieved that he wanted to cry. The bike was gone, so he couldn't report it to the official, right? There is obviously a way to do it, but I keep feeling internally frustrated and feeling aggrieved. My evaluation is, there is no problem, Ying writes.

Hahaha, I knew this old man would definitely castrate, but luckily he didn't fall into the trap, hahahaha

The books on my fingertips all have a touch of chivalrous spirit, they are full of flesh and blood, and the concepts are also very exquisite. I just hope that the updates will be more stable, and the content of the writing will be expanded more, so that the ending will not leave people feeling unfinished.

Rather, all heavens and worlds achieve eternal flow.

I scrolled through the novel chapter and found another eunuch. Fortunately, fortunately, I didn't spend any money on him.

At your fingertips, have you forgotten the original intention of writing a book? You keep going back and forth between different themes and eunuchs, wasting your talents and readers' emotions. If you have free money, stop writing it, or upload it after you finish it. If you want to make money, please be more professional, even if you just write some fast food, why bother with such torture! You have always been among the top three talented authors in my mind, and you are also the worst.