In Wen Ruian's Novels, Starting with Taking Charge of the Family!

There are too many evil people in Wen Shu's works. Compared with the four evil people in the Golden Book, the ten evil people and the twelve zodiac animals in the ancient book are much more vicious, which makes people feel chilled.

The story is quite good and there are many martial arts. This book is one of the few that I subscribe to. A few comments: The protagonist's martial arts improved too quickly. When he first subscribed, he was almost invincible, and then he was just a bad guy. It was not easy to tell a story. Second, Wen Ruian's writing style should not be too intensive, such as in scenes where several synonyms are overlapping in a row. Use them appropriately and do not abuse them. If there are too many, it will look boring. The third is that the six realms in the system settings are of no use at all, and the differences between realms are not even mentioned. The shortcomings need to be made up for. The fourth is that martial arts should not be too excessive. A few magical skills are enough. Practice deeply and thoroughly to weed out the old and bring forth the new. Now one of them has not practiced enough, and the next one comes, and all of them are half-baked, not happy at all. In addition, the magical power is too cheap, and it also reduces the level of force. This is a taboo in martial arts novels and needs to be adjusted. Write well. As a thirty-year-old bookworm, I don't have much time to miss you. I'm optimistic about you.

If Jin Yong's "martial arts" is "righteous" and "generous", focusing on the intertwining of family hatred, national hatred and personal destiny; Gu Long's "martial arts" is "romantic", "both good and evil", focusing on the various aspects of life, love and hatred in the world; then Wen Ruian's "martial arts" is downright "evil". The moderate martial arts exposes the most despicable, unbearable, cruel and savage aspects of "Jianghu" to the readers nakedly and unabashedly. The protagonist experiences physical and mental pain in a series of events, constantly struggles in the whirlpool of fate, and finally makes a difficult choice. When reading at night, I was always worried about the fate of the characters in Mr. Wen's works, and sighed at the "parting from love" and "unable to ask for". I read this book today. Although my mood is different from when I read Wen-style martial arts, if good people can really be rewarded, it can be regarded as an expression of the regrets of my youth.

Will the protagonist want to fight for world supremacy in the future? The timing of the Hero series is a bit subtle, as the golden soldiers are about to go south.

For female characters that are not accepted, it is recommended not to write about the appearance, or not to write too stunningly. Readers who know it don't need it, and readers who don't know it don't have any feelings about not accepting this female character. I have never read any of Wen Rui'an's works, but I'm tired of Jin Gu fan fiction, so I read the author's fan fiction as an original work. There are basically few familiar female characters in it. No matter how beautifully written the female characters in the original work are, I don't feel it if you don't accept or write down their appearance. Of course it's best to just accept it. But I hope to cut off Hu as much as possible. Accept less or don't accept bad second-hand goods.

I haven't read Wen's novels. Are there any peerless martial arts in them or are they just peerless people? You may have heard of Guan Qi's body-breaking invisible sword energy.

Lei Chun

Jin Yougui is Xin Shu, Wen Youfang is a giant, Tai A has evil hands, but he is just an idiot.

The writing is very good, the story and the sense of excitement are great, and the protagonist is decisive in killing and dealing with the difficult situation. The only flaw is that it introduces too many inappropriate poems, and everyone in the world has to sing lyrics, which is a bit of a drama. The protagonist mumbles words to coax the little girl, which is quite normal. Some of the supporting characters came out of the show just by reciting Xin Qiji's lyrics. A book I read before, "The Heavens Begin from Maoshan", also had the same problem in the middle and later stages. Untimely poems were introduced, which led to a decrease in the sense of reading. A little biased, I hope the author doesn't mind. I say so much because I really like this book and hope it will do well. 👍

It's suitable for reading. I was really good at listening to the book. I was speechless because of some repeated words For example, very good, very good, very good, really good. These are similar. I don't know why they are repeated. I just got out of the play and couldn't take it in. I could only watch it.