Dragon: A Carefree Adept from the Start, and My Sister Is Wang Yuyan

I am very happy to meet you all here. In the subsequent story creation of "Dragon: The Successor of Xiaoyao, My Sister Wang Yuyan", I will carefully polish the storyline, insist on stable updates, and ensure that there is no cliché, no procrastination, and continuous updates. If there are any shortcomings in the book, you are welcome to leave a message at any time and give me some suggestions. Your support and love are my biggest motivation to continue writing!

Little white text, all kinds of pretending to be 13 and slapped in the face, the style of 30 years ago.

I'm really annoyed by this kind of dog-licking protagonist who uses his magic skills to give away the girl he just met.

Just have two or three female protagonists and you can watch it if you like as many female protagonists as you want. How to write if there are more female protagonists? How many plot chapters can be arranged for one person? Martial arts fan fiction usually ends in more than 300 chapters, and many chapters end much earlier. The most important thing is, do you really have the skills to write a female protagonist?

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When I saw the second chapter, it was said that the protagonist's father, Wang, went to Dali to do business and opposed the protagonist's martial arts practice and asked the protagonist to be literary. This is actually unreasonable. Business was prosperous in the Song Dynasty, and Wang was a multinational businessman in the world of martial arts. How could he oppose martial arts training? According to the original work, the Taihu Wang family is not a small force, otherwise Li Qingluo would not be committed, and the Murong family would not live in peace. A Langhuan Jade Cave was built behind it. When doing business in ancient times, martial arts generally require two amulets, one is an official amulet and the other is a martial arts amulet. Once the business becomes big, those without amulets will be slaughtered. It can be deduced from this that Wang went to Dali to do business. It is unlikely that he is an official figure. He either has powerful thugs or he is a martial artist. This is also inappropriate for opposing the protagonist's martial arts training.

Is this Zhutian, mixed martial arts, or some other hodgepodge?

Will he become a cuckold later? The subject matter of martial arts novels is as problematic as ancestral graves, and those who write about this subject are more or less green.

Good Start has a sense of familiarity with the stand-alone version of Tian Long Ba Bu. I played it as a child, and the protagonist's partner also has a Taoer 😁

Have you ever tasted the saltiness of Shennong?