Wuxia Crossover: The Troublemaker Li Xunhuan Dislikes

Judging from this description, is this thing a troublemaker? Isn't this thing a traitor?

There's a style that's like wanting to learn the Dao of Sitting in Oblivion, but lacks the writing skills to express it. If you want to write in this direction, you must incorporate "self-destructive tendencies" into the protagonist's personality, not by directly stating that he has self-destructive tendencies. It needs to be shown through the plot.

The troublemaker that Li Xunhuan dislikes—🙀 What is this thing? Is it played in such a perverted way?

Why not just write it as a martial arts comedy? "Troublemaker" isn't a child. Helping others rebel is just for fun. What kind of troublemaker is that? A troublemaker means helping someone rebel. Then, when they're almost successful, they pull a double agent trick on the rebels to clear their name. They let the villain get stabbed in the back. That's called troublemaker. But you directly succeeded in the rebellion; that's called the rebel becoming a hero. 🤭

Mystical, inexplicable, and flashy.

Honestly, when you're young, being mischievous just makes you annoying. But when you're older and still mischievous... You're hopeless.

The fake troublemaker is someone who stirs up trouble and has fun; the real troublemaker is someone who makes all the famous people in the community suffer.

I thought it was a fox wearing an eye patch.

The beginning is so-so, but it gradually unfolds and gets interesting.

I initially thought it was an abstract novel, but it wasn't.