Screenverse: Starting with Li Lianhua, I Rise to the Top Across the Myriad Worlds

At first glance, I thought it was a female video author. When I came to the comment area, I saw that other people also suspected that it was a female author. Anyway, it just doesn't feel right.

These girls all rely on their halo, and their logic doesn't make sense.

To be honest, except for Qing Yu Nian, I have never heard of the others. I am confused. Is the author a woman??

At present, this is considered a low-level martial world (Qingyu, Lotus, Zhenyao, Yanhui, Zhulian). There are relatively few worlds that can be joined, and the general direction has been determined. In the future, high-level martial arts currently only have one young white horse, and I look forward to brothers and sisters filling in! The next ones are Wuyou, Bai Yuefan, Demon Fox Hongyue, and Yu Feng. It feels like there are quite a few. It's not impossible to add more, but... Gaowu World takes priority! (PS: The film and television drama is not the original work, so it will be faster to watch the full episode at twice the speed)

What is the difference between yours and the comprehensive world of martial arts? Can't you write them one by one?

It's just a poison of Bicha. How long has it been in the water? And this novel has no main plot at all, just a hammer in the east and a stick in the west.

Is the author a female? It feels so weird. The writing is okay.

Eradicating the poison of Bitcha is no problem as a small early goal for the protagonist, but it is too slow and the reading experience is very poor. Moreover, the protagonist is too "sage", upright and perfect, and the character seems too false, without any sense of substitution at all.

The protagonist is not greedy for money, not lustful, does not seek fame, and does not fight for power. What does the protagonist want? In other TV series, the protagonist is trying to find the truth. What does the protagonist who knows the plot want?                                                                                                                                                but the thought of thinking about classics said that I thought it was insulting to classics. None of the four major classics are so plain. Journey to the West: Sun Wukong competes for fame (Monkey King) A Dream of Red Mansions: Jia Baoyu is lustful (for both men and women) Water Margin: A hero is greedy for money (dedicates money to others in a timely manner) The Romance of the Three Kingdoms: Heroes vie for the throne (fighting means power) Other famous works are not so simple. What does the author mean by this?                                                            It is said that the author is a female blogger. I have read a few female novels before. Although it is a bit ruinous, the female bloggers also fight for power and profit. This book is not an online text, it is not a classic, it is not a textbook, and it is not in the style of a traditional paper novel. What is this novel?

Looking at Chen Duling's other works, I like the look of the left ear. But when I saw Zhuang Hanyan online, I found it pleasing to my eyes.