Zhutian: Xiao Li's Flying Knife Begins

Mother-in-law, I'm here to see talented and proud geniuses traveling around the world, not to see copy-and-paste exercises, gossip about martial arts, and gossips on the roadside.

Please take down your label of having multiple heroines. It's so shameful. You dare to call yourself a multi-heroine even if you only accept one in the world.

It's pretty good among martial arts novels, so I'll just consider it as food for now. The only flaw is internal strength. Although according to the protagonist's setting, he is a super awesome boss, his understanding is incredible and he can draw inferences from one instance to learn from others. However, his internal strength is not good enough. Pan Pan was a young man from a wealthy family before. Even if he could obtain superior internal strength, he would not work hard to practice it. Swordsmanship is okay, but Vajra Indestructible Devil's Palm requires very high internal strength. How can it be achieved overnight? Personally, I think it would be better to give the protagonist a patch such as the Wedding Clothes Magical Technique or the Demon Cult's Jade Moving Technique to make up for the internal strength.

To be honest, I am currently reading the previous part and I can't stand it anymore. First of all, it's a bit ridiculous to ask Ah Fei to learn swordsmanship. Ah Fei's swordsmanship is not orthodox, and his ability to teach others is not strong. It's better to learn the basics from Hua Baifeng honestly. This is okay, I think the author's world view has changed, and A Fei has strengthened it Then the protagonist's behavior, Bai Tianyu is a bit poisonous, the other party wants control of the protagonist's family business, and then he takes care of the big picture, and the protagonist handles the details. What it actually means is that Bai Tianyu has the final say, and the protagonist becomes the shopkeeper's underling. Moreover, Bai Tianyu said he was doing it for the protagonist's benefit, but in fact it was definitely selfish. Tian Tianyu is more interested in the protagonist's family business in order to develop his own power. Aren't all his brothers like this? At that time, the score will definitely be paid. To put it bluntly, Bai Tianyu will rely on his strength to forcefully buy shares, without spending a penny, and at the same time, he must have absolute control. If the protagonist doesn't agree, he will use his strength to threaten. It is said that it is for the good of the protagonist, for the glory of the ancestors, and for the protagonist to be majestic. Shit, we just met less than a day ago, how did you get so much goodwill from me? After the protagonist fights back, he still has to befriend Bai Tianyu. Later, when Bai Tianyu still dealt with Yi Dajing like this, the protagonist persuaded him, then defeated him, taught him principles, pointed out sword techniques, and helped to make up for the shortcomings of Shen Sword Hall. And note that the protagonist has already established a relationship with Hua Baifeng and plans to recommend her to become the leader of the Demon Cult. Turtle, you might as well lick it directly, let Hua Baifeng pass, and help push it if necessary. It's quite tiring for everyone to pull around like this.

I just finished reading Lu Xiaofeng's book, and I feel like it was a bit broken when it came to merging worlds and clones. I hope this one can be handled better.

Help him fight, save him, and give him skills. This can be said to be a friend. Afterwards, for the sake of reputation, Master You took half of the credit of the male protagonist. I reluctantly understood it. After all, he paid for it. Although the male protagonist became more like his thug once he paid, I actually didn't think about the thug before. Unexpectedly, the male protagonist disappeared in the end. All the credit belongs to Young Master You alone. He became famous, but it was actually quite unpleasant to watch. Xiao Hong was about to tell the truth. Young Master You was afraid of tarnishing his reputation, so he begged the male protagonist to change the subject with his eyes, and then the male protagonist obediently changed the subject. At that moment, I didn't feel the loyalty of my friends. I just felt that the male protagonist was Master You's thug? Or to put it another way, at that moment the male protagonist felt that he was developing in the direction of Li Xunhuan, and the male protagonist continued to work hard to catch up with Li Xunhuan. Li Xunhuan gives his brothers women and property, while the male protagonist gives his brothers fame, status, and martial arts.

Come on, your last book by Lu Xiaofeng was very good from the beginning.

Well... There are four princesses in the demon sect... Hahahahaha! So funny! There is more! How can any sect have a princess? ? ? Absolutely hilarious! You must at least have a political power, even if it is a small country with only one city! You can talk about the princess... Political power and gangs and sects are completely different, right? Really speechless! There are four other princesses... It makes me laugh to death

Dungeon 1 is entirely a single female protagonist Dungeon 2 currently has a single female protagonist on the surface, but there is one behind the scenes I don't understand, is there still a harem killing line at the starting point? Why

Can I watch it? Can see. Although the protagonist in the first article is occasionally naughty, bitchy, and funny, the overall dialogue is consistent with the logic. The characters in the original book also need to be saved, but the gang is not so deliberate. In the first three chapters of the second part, it is obvious that the protagonist's personality is developing towards a funny and silly character. If it continues like this, it will feel uninteresting. I still hope that the protagonist can be so-called normal. Don't start talking about all kinds of modern jokes about the martial arts people in the book, otherwise it will be too discouraging.

There are constant little poisons, the force is worth cheating, and then it is not fun enough...

Read the introduction. Are you serious about marrying Lin Xianer?

That's why I'm most annoyed by the gossiping in the martial arts world, and that book made me sick to my core.

Does the plot of this book follow the original work?

I watched a whole world while jumping, and it was just a nanny plot setting

If you really don't want to write anymore, just send a quick notice and cut off the book, don't be such a disgusting procrastinator.

Marry Lin Xianer? Don't you think it's dirty?

I have also read the author's last book, and everything else is good, but the characters are written with no personality, and I feel that the characters are written with empty minds. When it comes to Gu Long, a martial arts person like Jin Yong would prefer the characters to be more vivid. It may be that the storyline is too straightforward, with more of the protagonist pretending to be cool, and the opponent seems to have no brains. He is shocked at first, and then shows a fierce look on his face. There are still descriptions of the characters, and the characteristics of the characters can be written. The protagonist can also be a spectator, and it feels good to play the world for his own entertainment. There are also many prefix modifications like "good", "of course", "and" and "not to mention" in each character's dialogue. I think it would be better to delete it. For example, this chapter in the second chapter will affect the perception. If you delete it and change the statement, it will be changed to: "When you enter the level for the first time, the place in your life is "I'm not familiar with you. I came out in a hurry, and there were no guards on either side. The two of us are walking together. You will protect me and I will be responsible for the expenses along the way. Or maybe I can chat with you about my experiences in the world." The martial arts fan fiction written by the author is pretty good. It is not as brainless as other martial arts novels, nor does it randomly change the characters or stories. Recently, I have also been particularly fond of martial arts novels from the Invincible style. But when I see a novel that suits my taste, I hope it can be written with more characteristics, excitement and depth. After all, I don't know how to write novels. I don't think as much as the author. Or maybe the author has his own ideas. I just talk about my own feelings. I hope it won't affect the author's creation. No matter what, I will still order all of this book, and I hope the author's writing will get better and better.

It is completely a low-end version of The Melon-Eating Swordsman. It is well written, but there is still a gap compared to The Melon-Eating Swordsman. The protagonist and heroine are not three-dimensional enough, and the emotional scenes are also a bit inferior.

I am getting more and more boring, I will continue to read the book depending on the situation... 🙂

Asking for leave every day, do the donkeys in the production team dare to take such a rest? Do you have enough money for baby milk powder? Do you have enough money to buy a house?

I couldn't stand it anymore and gave up. What I wanted to see was the arena, not the stallion wearing the coat of the arena.

Personally, I think this volume of Xiao Li's Flying Knife is so exciting. It really brings out the concept of eating melons to the extreme. Moreover, the protagonist has unparalleled skills and can afford to eat any melons, rather than someone who is obviously a weakling and dares to eat melons everywhere in the world of cologne.

The author came out and promised not to beat you to death. He actually showed us the abridged version. Doesn't his conscience hurt? 😡 The plot of the protagonist and Qiu Lingsu practicing Da Le Fu was actually omitted. It's so abominable, Nisnei~

Don't talk nonsense this time. The world of martial arts is always talking nonsense. It's disgusting.

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The update is a bit slow

You copied it slowly according to the original and abandoned it.

I ordered 20 pictures and couldn't stand it anymore.

It's very interesting, the protagonist is a fun-loving person, thick-skinned, and very fun.