The Legend of Qin: Swordsmanship's Greatest Master

During the Warring States and Pre-Qin Dynasty, the son initially referred to the son of a prince. Under the feudal system of the Zhou Dynasty, only sons with titles of duke and above could use this title. Ordinary nobles or civilians were not eligible. Ordinary people cannot call him "gongzi" at will. Misuse may cause offense or even death. The nobility is equivalent to the modern title of "prince".

What kind of innate realm is too much? It's a drama. I don't feel like I'm watching Qin Shi. I feel like I'm watching some kind of shabby street world view of a shareholder's martial arts fantasy from ten years ago.

I always thought that Chen Qingliu was the protagonist, but when I saw 235, I suddenly realized that Han Fei is the protagonist. Chen Qingliu is a great master, and he is also a so-called swordsman. He also wrote that he would do whatever it takes to reach the top. The result is a bunch of women running around, knowing that there is Canglong Qisu, but they just investigate according to chance. It is a typical mid-term villain who gives treasures to the protagonist. As the protagonist, Han Fei was let go by Chen Qingliu many times without any reason. I guess Chen Qingliu will pass his skills to Han Fei before he dies.

First of all, the plot of Jing Salamander is incomprehensible, and you don't want to take over. Why are you writing this? Just for the sake of a plot number? Then there's Yingge, going to grab He's Bi? In the anime, Ye Mu's strength is so weak that he can't even get out of Xinzheng, so he still wants to go to Qin? And how dare Ji Wuye go to Qin to get his hands on He's Bi? When the protagonist first went to find the Frightened Salamander, he was heading towards Qin, right? Han Fei returned from Qi State. Qi State is in the east, right? How did they meet? I can only say that it makes sense that no one reads the book.

Well, this trendy succubus has been sent, and it can be regarded as a breath of fresh air in fan fiction. After accepting a woman, she can't protect her. The protagonist's character is a bit low.

If you don't want to accept a daughter, you shouldn't write it in the first place. Now that you have written it, you don't even protect her. What kind of swordsmanship did you learn from a great master?

The protagonist's woman had her neck broken and tortured to death? Is it so poisonous? How dare the author write such a poisonous plot! Fortunately, I read the comments first and not the plot first, otherwise I would have been poisoned! 🙂

There is a hammer here and there, a stick here and there, the characters appear as soon as they appear, and the plot is written in an extremely unreasonable way. There is no way that the Frightened Salamander can escape through South Korea. No matter how tight the trap is, it is not reduced to chasing a traitor and having to send a message into the night. It is purely pretentious and nonsense.

I watched as I was being fed a mouthful of s, and I couldn't protect myself from anything 🤔

I didn't watch the rest of the movie, but when I saw how the Terror was portrayed as a talkative and brainless person at the beginning, I just couldn't stand it. There was no sense of immersion at all, and it made me feel sick. I can only say that big brother, Jing Salamander is a killer. With so many words, the killer of Luowang also talks a lot. He started chatting with the enemy, vomited🤢🤢🤢, I can only say that Luowang is like this. It has been gone for a long time. It is also a killer organization, which makes people laugh to death. You don't have to watch the rest to know what kind of plot it is.