Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils: Wei Xiaobao Reincarnates as Duan Yu

It's well-written, but sometimes it's too much of a copy of the original text. Can Duan Yu's psychological state when bitten by the lightning weasel be the same as Wei Xiaobao's? Mu Wanqing clearly heard Wei Xiaobao call her "mother," yet she has to go through the whole jealousy scene like an NPC. And then Mu Wanqing spends almost ten chapters explaining the original content, which is even more inexplicable. But it's still readable so far.

This reader's review is similar to my own. Although the early chapters are a bit slow, the writing style has a strong Jin Yong feel, making it a very enjoyable read. Despite being a fan fiction, it manages to make the reader feel truly immersed in Jin Yong's martial arts world, demonstrating the author's solid writing skills.

Wei Xiaobao is a "mudfish in a quagmire". Qiao Feng is a "lion in the clouds". What kind of sparks will they create?

It's too much like Tianlong; it starts up too slowly, which isn't the style of a web novel.

To prevent malicious comments, a speaking limit has been set: ≥1 Book Friend Point. It's not yet available for purchase, so you can't subscribe to earn Book Friend Points. I noticed that most readers choose to cast a monthly ticket; apparently, 1 monthly ticket equals 100 Book Friend Points. Some readers choose to tip 100 coins, also worth 100 Book Friend Points.

I read over ten chapters in a row, and the beginning was alright. Frequent internal monologues were acceptable, given the stark contrast between the protagonist's life before and after the transmigration. However, Chapter 14 completely turned me off—it was utterly toxic! I couldn't accept the forced intellectual degradation of the protagonist to advance the plot.

Option 1: Maintain the status quo. This will be confined to the Tianlong worldview and will not involve travel to other worlds. The story will progress as smoothly as possible, without deviating too much from the original work in the early stages or creating too many original plots later. Due to these limitations, the word count per update will be stable at around 4,000 words.

The writing style is very pleasant and suitable for slow reading.

The author's writing style is highly skilled, and the old-fashioned, traditional martial arts style is quite interesting. The imitation of the language and psychological activities of various classic characters from Jin Yong's original works is masterful, enough to deceive even the most discerning reader. The entire piece is handwritten without AI polish, showcasing the author's profound literary skill and craftsmanship.

When I was a kid, I thought Wu Sangui was a villain when I watched TV dramas, but now I realize Wei Xiaobao was a complete traitor.