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I don't really like the number 41, so I put this book up. As for this book, I am no longer pursuing it. After the death of Big Fatty, less than 100 chapters, I stopped reading. The reason... First, the portrayal of the big fat man was too profound. After the big fat man passed away, the plot did not find a point that made me want to continue watching in the short term. The second is the common work issue. I am often forced to clean up my books because of my busy work schedule. At that time, there were less than ten books on the bookshelf. I looked at the catalog later and wanted to chase it, but I couldn't pick it up. The author's writing skills and understanding of history are top-notch (in my mind, this one ranks among the top two historical books) This is also my first time reading a historical novel with an indigenous protagonist. After watching too many time-travel protagonists, the indigenous protagonists are really interesting. It's a pity that I stopped watching it not long after Big Fatty passed away. Looking at the catalog, we can see that there will be a great era when all heroes come together (not in turmoil). It's a pity not to pursue it. Put it on your book list to commemorate.

It's been a long time since I made a book list, but I actually found a lot of good books. But I no longer have the motivation to write a book review. Nowadays, I rarely publish articles, and rarely interact with authors and book friends anymore. Maybe it's because I'm really old. After reading Sister Chuan's blind date essay and her acceptance speech, I suddenly wanted to write something. As a result, I couldn't post anything, so I could only enjoy myself by reading on my book list. (PS: For books that are not on the shelves, you need 500 fan points to post. This operation is NB for a certain article) Sister Chuan was at her peak when she debuted. Her first book, "My Wife is the Boss," was really unpopular in the unpopular category at the time. In the book review area, everyone said it was a great master's vest, some people said it was a shady story, and some people said it was a brush. But it has nothing to do with me, I just happened to read it when I was bored. The wonderful writing style and interesting ideas kept me reading. The reasons for abandoning the trap later were that the plot entered a dull period (I originally wanted to keep it, but after raising it too much, I couldn't pick it up anymore, and it became a daily operation), and on the other hand, I just encountered changes in my work... (I went back to check it out, and there was no fan value... Could it be that there were too many free chapters?) I didn't pay much attention to the subsequent books. The reason is that I am not interested in the subject matter. I watched the previous episodes of "Why Did I Become Popular" and wasn't very impressed, but it has gained fans (haha~). Some time ago, I happened to find that there was a lack of entertainment in the "Grain Bank", and I turned to Sister Chuan's new book. It just so happened that the new book caught my appetite again. The story was quite interesting and the characters were interesting, so I started my journey of following up on it. As I looked at it, I suddenly felt, Hey, this guy looks like me. The same was beaten by reality, the same learned "reality", and the same secretly retained innocence. It's okay to be arrogant, it's okay to be high-minded but low-handed, it's okay to be young, it's okay to be hypocritical. In short, it feels like seeing myself, a post-90s generation living a "difficult" life. Presumably, based on this resonance, I wrote these things. Haha, anyway, seeing Sister Chuan's growth is like seeing my own growth. I look forward to the day when Sister Chuan will become a god. (In fact, I don't dare to advocate too much now, for fear of setting a flag, and fear that the author will not become a god in the end. The reason is that as an ordinary reader, apart from genuine subscriptions, there is really not much I can do, and I have seen too many pity authors...) Attached, thoughts on entertainment: The first time I watched Wenyu was Shuiyu's "I'm Really a Big Star". It really surprised me at first, and I can still remember that feeling. It's fun to show off and slap someone in the face, but what really attracts me is: First, the protagonist Zhang Ye is so vividly portrayed that I can still remember the emotion he brought me. To be honest, as someone who is not a fan of stars, if a star like Zhang Ye really existed, I would definitely be a fan; Second, the things copied from the novel are given a story and a scene, making them clearer and more vivid before your eyes. Many things that I had not paid attention to and did not understand suddenly fell down. Many of the things I once understood and knew also glowed with different colors. After that, I watched a lot of entertainment, but the reasons that kept me watching never changed. Md, I still have a lot I wanted to write... Space is limited, so let's stop here.

There have been a lot of them recently, and it seems that I have reached the age where I am worried. I feel a little upset when reading novels. A lot of books have been deleted from the bookshelf, and I may not have much motivation to replace them. . But I always want to find new books to read in my spare time, which is really cheap. . This book is very comfortable to read, the writing is very good and delicate. After reading seven or eight chapters, I decided to add it first. The author Yan Jiu has read her book before, but for some reason I was taken away from it, so I haven't read it much.

I rarely look for books to read these days, so I accidentally found this book among my favorite books. . It took me two nights to read it. . . The plot is quite cliche, but the writing is very touching. Many people say that the writing style is a bit like Xue Zhong. . It does have some meaning, but the writing style is not that literary (more white 😂😂), and it looks a little more relaxed (more suitable for quick reading 😂😂). The characters are well drawn and very vivid, but many of the outstanding supporting characters are slightly underwritten (it is obviously well written, but I feel that there is not much interaction with them 😂😂 personal opinion) The protagonist is a real knight, but he is not pedantic either, and he gradually develops his power and means. This is the story of a little tiger boy (milk cat 😂😂) who slowly grew up to be the best hero in the world under the training of a group of shit shoveling masters and arrogant big cat gentlemen. Em, I'm still looking forward to the development of the plot. [Update status] Latest.

Lao Wang's new book It's strange to say that I've been paying attention to Lao Wang's book since the last one was published. The background is the Republic of China period, which I'm interested in, but for some reason I didn't read it... (Supplement: The literary giant who has completed Lao Wang's work is really a rare masterpiece. Anyone who has done data collection knows how much work is required to collect and organize this kind of data. The Republic of China in Lao Wang's works can let us feel the style of the Republic of China, which shows Lao Wang's skill and preparation. Unfortunately, due to some inexplicable reasons, the book can only do small things conservatively, which is not full of fun, but it can only be understood) When this book was first released, I didn't want to read it... Probably because I had read too many urban rebirth themes. After finishing Countercurrent, I thought I would never read this kind of book again... As a result, I have read several seedlings of this type recently, and they are so delicious... This is the most enjoyable book I have read among the several seedlings, and the one that appeals to my taste the most... Lao Wang has revealed a corner of that era with the protagonist as the core. As it is said in "Thirty Years of Turmoil", the development of everything is extensive (or so it is said)... In that era, reform (what do you want to do at the starting point, this is also harmonious) and reform and opening up were like opening the floodgates, rolling forward with the general trend. Taizu once said: Revolution is not a dinner party... The same is true for reform and opening up, which includes barbarism, absurdity, ignorance, and mania. Everyone is crossing the river by feeling the stones, forging ahead with determination and caution... The protagonist's father was a pioneer in the reform army, but died in the "late spring cold" of the reform due to various reasons. At this time, the protagonist is reborn. For the sake of life, family, and ambition, he throws himself into the torrent of reform without hesitation... Incarnate as Dr. Ma and cheats in SZ to make the first pot of gold (hahahaha), promotes creative cans, and competes with the two major Cokes... Overall, it feels quite good. Shortcoming? The shortcoming is that it is not interesting enough, it is short and weak, and it is a king. Is it a joke? [Update status] Latest.

One of the novels that I most look forward to updating every day. After thinking carefully about the reasons why I like it, I really can't think of too many special ones. Maybe it's because of my appetite. The author's writing style is very delicate and the descriptions are very comfortable. Many scenes have a sense of pictures and impact. The lyrics I copied were very appropriate to the occasion (Guo Xiang's lyrics were really good), and I also had a unique understanding of the work, rather than just copying them invariably. The author has also spent a lot of effort to understand the entertainment industry, thinking, compromising, and changing. The same goes for the protagonist. "I'm a Superstar" (which was so bad in the later stages, I stopped watching it after reaching the top in China) brought me into the entertainment pit. I was very obsessed with Zhang Ye in the book. If Zhang Ye really existed in reality, I think I must be one of the fans (although I have no fan of anyone in reality). Although many people say that "Big Star" is brainless, a noob, etc., I just like Zhang Ye in the story and the story in the story. As much as I like this book (although the styles of the two books are completely different, embarrassing), it just doesn't make sense. [Update status] Latest. There are a lot of entertainment articles that get 404. I haven't read many entertainment articles, and the ones that I can read seem to have been blocked. I have to say, it's sad.

A rare Dragon Ball fanfic. I have read a few Dragon Ball fanfics, and they either level up very quickly, or they start cheating and upgrading in various ways, and then they start to irritate the sky and the earth. Seeing such a story about ordinary people growing up in the Dragon Ball world really made my eyes shine. Travel through time and become a human being on earth, familiar with the future, and even more aware of the horror of future opponents. Struggling as a human being on earth, facing it with a brave heart, fighting blood, and martial arts spirit that refuses to admit defeat. This is the Dragon Ball fandom in my heart. I actually have my own unique preferences when it comes to fan fiction, and the fan fiction in my mind should retain the soul of the original work. Hot-blooded anime, so hot-blooded is essential. For "One Piece" fans, when retaining the coldness of reality or other secondary settings, what I want to think about is whether I can leave a piece of the heroic spirit and the friendship between friends. As a "Dragon Ball" fan, I hope that I can retain that bravery and the martial arts spirit of never giving up. Only those who keep these things are soulful fans, otherwise why would they wear this cloak? Based on this mentality, I rarely read "One Piece" and "Dragon Ball" fanfics, but there are a few "Naruto" fanfics that I can read, just because "Naruto" itself is not pure enough. There are not many people who write fan stories about "Dragon Ball", and the author of this book is one of the more well-known. I've also read his last book "Wu Tian", and it's pretty good (it seems he's still titled as a reader or a disciple). But I didn't like that book too much. There was a sense of twilight between the lines. Although it fit the identity of Wu Tian's teacher, it was not to my liking, so I didn't finish it in the end. This one is still suitable for me. However, if you follow this book, you have to have a lot of patience. Because of the author's bad taste, the protagonist was tormented quite a lot in the early stage. Coupled with this annoying random update, it makes people want to arrest the author and blast him. [Update status] Latest.

In fact, there is no need to say much about Lao Liu's books. Old bookworms will naturally understand them. Before I read it, I added it to my reading list. After reading it, I found that it was indeed as good as ever. Liu Xiahui is one of my favorite urban writers. I fell in love with Lao Liu's slutty writing style starting with "The Final Teaching", which makes me smile knowingly when I watch the updates every day. I couldn't get enough of it, so I went to watch "The Doctor" and "The King of Heaven". That "three cuts and three cuts" was really nerve-wracking at the time... Well, in order to read Lao Liu's books, I went to zh to register an account (but I still read pirated copies, I'm really sorry...). This time, although I don't have the habit of giving rewards, I will definitely not watch pirated copies~~ [Update status] Latest. Suddenly I felt that it was not too early to get into the Internet writing pit, but almost seven years have passed in the blink of an eye... The first book I read was "The Ghost King" (the author has been forgotten), and a seed was planted from here... Then, one day, I saw Tomato's "Swallowing" in the UC recommendation column, and I fell into the trap of online writing... And therefore became obsessed with fantasy. During the Xiaobai period, fantasy was my favorite category... The first was Dou Po and Douluo, then "Buddha" and "Eternal Life" by Xuanji, and then Chen Dong's "Perfect" (I didn't read Tomb of the Gods, but Zhe Tian jumped to read it), and now I have separated from Xiaobai. I finished "Zhu Xian" for the second time and completed the dream-telling "Xu Xian" and "The Great Sage". I haven't touched traditional fantasy since then. (The following is based on the contact time during the novice period) For the urban genre, I first read Yuren's "The Pursuit" and "School Beauty" (I didn't finish them)... Then one day I saw "Toad" by The General Manager, which was so amazing that I picked up "Chen Ergou" and continued to be amazed... Then one day I came across Lao Liu's "The Final Teaching" on Baidu and liked it very much. I immediately picked up "Doctor" and "The King" and started to pursue Lao Liu's books. Due to life reasons, "Reverse Scale" was not in the mood to pursue it. At that time, I felt that there were many regrets in my life, so I fell in love with the novel "Rebirth", completed "Suhui", and followed "Waiting for You to Grow Up" to break away from Xiaobai. The history class started with my friend Amway's Yue Guanju (the result was not to my liking). I discovered Geng Xin's "Han Qi" by chance, and this inspired me to find many fans of Three Kingdoms and Journey to the West (so much so that I'm still a little bored now). After leaving Xiaobai, I played "Housekeeper" for the second time, starting with "I Want to Be the Emperor", but got into trouble with "Cao Qing". In the martial arts genre, Monk's "Stealing Fragrance" got me into it, and it also aroused my interest in fan fiction (not just martial arts fan fiction). At that time, I was already half an old man. I couldn't get enough of watching "Stealing Fragrance" in one sitting, so I followed it up with "The Great Rescue" and "Writing the Spring and Autumn Period". Then I added more novels whose names I can't even remember, and I became obsessed with them... The entertainment category started with Shuiyu's "Big Star". Because of my obsession with Zhang Ye, I became obsessed with entertainment for a while. Half of the time I started reading books was because of this book. At that time, I was not willing to spend money to read the book, but the layout of Shuiyu was really bad. Reading it at the starting point and reading it away from the starting point were completely different. I had no choice but to... Ahem... In short, this is where I started my journey, and then I gradually began to identify with genuine consumption, and I slowly transformed into an old white...

A new book by the author of "The Strongest Internet Hero" (however, I haven't read his old book... Ahem). The beginning is quite amazing, and the so-called golden three chapters are nothing more than this. The novel should be supernatural (I find that the beginnings of supernatural novels are quite good), not too scary (it can probably scare little girls, but veteran drivers like me will certainly not be scared~). The novel is relaxed and cheerful, but it does not forcefully reduce intelligence (the IQ is basically online, even if it sometimes drops off, it is within the range of understanding). It digs a lot of pits, and it seems quite promising. The writing style of Lao Mo Tong is still very good (most book friends who have read his books give it positive reviews. When the old book first came out, I remember that many book lists had very high reviews. Although I have not read it...), The writing is relaxed and natural, and there is suspense but also lightness. Apart from the frequent digging of pits that lead to tj and unfinished work, there is nothing to be ashamed of. [Update status] Latest.

Science fiction masterpiece. Latest additions: This book is really a pity... When Wen Yan said he would stop the surgery (and possibly have the surgery), he felt really depressed... This book was once one of the books I most looked forward to updating every day. Before the author went back to work, it was not deleted from the bookshelf (and it is not now)... I can only say that the current blackmail and cultural control is really fucked up. We are indeed the ignorant majority in society, and cultural management is indeed difficult to standardize and implement, but this is too much... Original: I also read half of the author's other book "The Night Is Coming" (later 404 put my plan to complete it on hold for a while, and then I put it on hold after the comeback... Eh). Most book friends think that the author's last book was better. The author himself also said that this book originally wanted to take a light and enjoyable route, but due to life reasons (the previous book was 404), the outline was changed and it became what it is now. However, for me, this book was more to my liking. I also like the original character very much, but the burden on him as the president is too heavy, which makes him feel a bit distant. And classmate Xiaofang, a good young man, is more like the people around us, or ourselves. The cautiousness after getting the golden finger, the change of mentality on the way of growth, and the persistence of not forgetting the original intention all make people feel more real and within reach. [Update status] Latest.

It is said to be a new book by an ancient god... I saw it on the flight attendant's book list and didn't take it seriously at first... Then when I saw the part about leaving my job, I decided to pursue it... Hahaha, it's so real... It seems like I saw my younger self blaming the sky, the earth, and the air when I first entered the workplace... The entrepreneurial ideas are a bit interesting (traveling through parallel time and space on the same timeline can be said to be very difficult to break), and the science popularization is also relatively hard-core (so the writing is sometimes dry... And because it started on Douyin and made IP, the content of the novel is very niche). If it's a bit poisonous, the protagonist's handling of emotions is one of them. In addition, for readers who don't play Douyin, the reading experience is not very good. I am probably the only one who can read it (proud). [Update status] Latest.

This is the first sports novel I have read... I don't have any sports skills. I don't play basketball or football. I don't watch the NBA or the World Cup... Therefore, sports novels are not impulsive to read... Unexpectedly, I accidentally glanced at this book, and my brain suddenly wanted to read it... And then I finished reading it in one go. The book may be a bit white (compared to other basketball articles it seems to be very restrained) and contains a lot of fantasy and exaggeration... But the author's description is very delicate, making people truly feel the beauty of basketball (Mr. Yang's skill in character characterization and scene description should be among the best in basketball articles)... After reading the whole book, the overall feeling is that it is enjoyable... Except for the ending which is a little rushed and somewhat controversial. (Although there is some foreshadowing, it just doesn't feel like the G-spot has been touched...) I started reading basketball articles only after this book, emmm, and after reading several books, I found that I still like this one the most about campus basketball. Writing about the NBA is still my favorite. Although I have never watched the NBA, the dark volute looks very interesting... [Update status] Completed. Finished reading.

One of the only entertainment books I am currently reading. I have always been indifferent to director-oriented entertainment literature... This is probably the first director's literature I have read... The author has redefined my view of director's literature with his rich camera gestures. The author's description of the lens is really picturesque and very touching. In the text, watching the movie through the lens, for the first time, I have a sense of picture and immersion. I didn't like to read the director's writing before (I've seen the beginning of a few...) Because I couldn't feel the picture from the words, and felt that the work lacked emotion and lost its soul (maybe it's because I haven't read enough...). In addition, the author is indeed very knowledgeable about movies: You can feel the professionalism in the shooting techniques, machines and other details (you may not be an industry insider, but you must have consulted a lot of information, and you are at the level of an enthusiast); the movie is not finished after it is shot, the arrangement of theaters, the distribution and separation of interests, the struggle between old and new forces... At that time, the chaos of Hong Kong movies was heard. The author's handling is reasonable and in place, and he can often break the situation with cleverness, which is not easy. This is also a highlight of the article. As for driving... The veteran driver can still drive very steadily, and there is basically no risk of overturning... The protagonist is not a stupid 13 with a spermatozoa, but the push girl is decisive and rational... (By the way, the protagonist is essentially an extremely egoistic or selfish person who puts his own interests first... Feelings are sometimes part of his calculations... He is a real businessman and a real tycoon) One thing I need to complain about is... The author's vernacular is really too watery... As a half-toned Cantonese (I grew up in Guangdong, but I can listen but not speak) I feel embarrassed when I look at it... Fortunately, the frequency of embarrassing vernacular is not too high... [Update status] Latest.

Niche history tj boutique Historical novels can be said to be a rare treasure trove. Many old books are quite classic and worth reading. But at the same time, historical novels are also a major category where tj and unfinished novels often appear (even if the results and reputation are good). This novel can be considered a niche among historical texts. It is a history written in the late Song Dynasty, but it relies on the structure of "Water Margin". As a classic work among "Water Margin" fans, it is still a mountain that this type of work cannot overcome so far (even if it is TJ). There is a saying: if you are young, don't read Water Margin, and if you are old, don't read Three Kingdoms. I was quite disgusted with "Water Margin" at one time... In high school, since the Four Great Classics were compulsory exams, I also read "Water Margin" (less than half of it). At that time, I thought Song Jiang, Wu Yong, and Li Kui were just like Liu Bei, Zhuge Liang, and Zhang Fei, and I liked them very much. Although I had some doubts about the behavior of so-called heroes who kill people and harm whole families to force others to join, I didn't think much about it. After all, the focus is on classic plots such as Wu Song fighting a tiger, Lin Chong going up the mountain, Ximen Qing and Pan Jinlian's stories ("Water Margin" and "Camel Xiangzi" were once the yellow books of the time...). I don't know when I suddenly felt that Song Jiang was hypocritical, Wu Yong was evil, Li Kui was tyrannical, and Lin Chong was cowardly... There were a few of the 108 generals who could be considered real heroes... In my opinion, the story of "Water Margin" was just a group of bandits who burned, killed, and looted in the name of "doing justice for heaven", and finally were tricked by the court and ended up with a tragic end. This inherent impression has never changed. Even if I occasionally read Water Margin in historical or fictional articles in the late Song Dynasty, or read the Water Margin fan fiction out of boredom, I still have a feeling of "what kind of heroes are these birdmen, and what can a group of bandits accomplish?" The same is true when reading this novel. When I was looking for faults in this book with this emotion, I slowly discovered that this book redefined the word "hero". As the leading brother of the "Heroes", the protagonist's concessions in certain aspects appear to be unprincipled (in my opinion), which has laid a lot of hidden dangers for the management system and external image. However, the author's skill in "finding compensation" is really great, which makes people feel that he got a bargain in the end, and things often happen for a reason. In this humane society (especially "Xinliangshan" where loyalty is the priority), people have to say that it is reasonable. In addition, in my opinion, the author's arrangement of characters is excellent. Let almost every "curable" hero take the right path, and also give almost every "depressed and frustrated" hero a chance to be high-spirited. This is actually extremely rare. There are many characters in "Water Margin" (not only the 108 generals but also characters such as Tian Hu, Wang Qing, and Fang La). While reading the novel, I had to visit Du Niang one by one, which shows the amount of work and thought the author put into arranging the characters. In short, this book's description and thinking of "Water Margin" can be said to be profound, and it also made me slightly change my view of "Water Margin" (at least I can look at this immature uprising objectively). It's a pity that he ended up in the palace. [Update status]tj. Finished reading.

It's rare to find a pirate fanfic that suits my taste Maybe it's because I watched too many Pirates fandoms for a while, but now most Pirates fandoms can't stand it. This book was recommended by someone when I was reading "One Piece Code" (I didn't know it was a Pirates fan at first... But later I found out it was a Pirates fan...). When I found out it was a seedling, I quickly went to test the poison (seedlings are my favorite, it's so fast to catch up with, and it was so satisfying to watch it all in one go), and then I found that it unexpectedly suited my taste, emmmmm... Looking at the title of the book and the author's previous works, I thought it was a dark genre, and I was a little hesitant (most of the so-called dark genre works are not well grasped, and I always feel that there is a bit of bitterness, hatred, or the triumph of a villain like Long Aotian). After reading it, I found that although the setting background is realistic, which complements the cruelty and darkness that the original work did not show, the core is still passionate, struggle, and resistance (in my opinion, it does not belong to the dark stream). Many scenes in the novel are very graphic and have the feel of the original comic (for example, the protagonist in the Demon Slaying Order runs away crying, and the drunkard is determined to overturn the world after his death...). The protagonist's talent is not outstanding and his background is very ordinary (his parents are ordinary fishermen). He works tenaciously to become the best among ordinary people. Although I envied the talents of the "monsters", I didn't give up and persisted in my goals. (As expected, this style is more attractive to me... It's too easy to cheat and play Wushuang at every turn, and Long Aotian is relaxed and happy. It's simply too bad). Some people say that this is the masterpiece after "One Piece Code", but this is a matter of opinion. All in all, I quite like it and it's worth watching. [Update status] Latest.

This is my favorite urban rebirth novel ever. When this book came out, I almost missed it because I didn't like reading urban literature. The results were so stunning that I couldn't keep this book. The author's writing skills are sophisticated, and he has put a lot of effort into the details. There are many places that can be used for Chinese reading comprehension, and the picture is very strong. Warmth and fun run throughout the novel. The protagonist loves to mess around, just like a playful friend around us. He always does things just right, not too hard or too lightly. The supporting characters have flesh and blood, just like there are people around them. The harmonious Master Han brings wealth, the drama queen Zheng, the cute Jingjing, the royal sister Chu, the gentle factory flower, the evil Sister Winter Emperor, the imaginative oval combination, the pink boss Tang Lianzhao, the brothers who stand while you lie down... No one in the story has lost their soul, and they are flesh and blood just like real people. How wonderful it would be if you don't change your original intention. This is the rebirth article in my heart, this is the beauty I want, this is the rebirth I hope for. [Update status] Completed. Finished reading. Waiting for update of side story.

The author is really a great guy. . It may be the only one I have seen that writes Conan fan fiction in the form of true and detective novels (relatively speaking, it certainly does not reach the level of detective novels). The author is very imaginative and looks very expectant, unlike other Conan fans who only think about the plot. [Update status] Latest.

If it weren't for the different name, it would definitely be more popular. Among the "Naruto" fans, I am convinced by this one. If you like watching "Naruto" fanfiction, don't miss it. This book completely breaks away from the model of fan fiction upgrading and fighting monsters. The author uses his own imagination to reveal the truth about the world of Naruto. The plot and character descriptions are all on the baseline, but the reveal setting is so amazing that the greatest pleasure in reading this book lies in the author's imagination and how to justify himself (not only filling in his own pitfalls, but also helping AB fill in the pitfalls, just asking if you are afraid) [Update status] Latest.

Science fiction suspense boutique The writing is really good, and I suddenly found the mood I felt when I watched "Tomb Raiders". The writing is very good, the IQ is online, there are many doubts, and there are foreshadowings everywhere. The author has set up a big game, and if it can maintain the standard and justify itself (not collapse), it must be a masterpiece. [Update status] Latest.

Combination of martial arts and history It is different from traditional martial arts, which is becoming more and more literary and youthful (traditional martial arts also has good writing, but it is just more plot-oriented), it is a rare masterpiece of the new martial arts. The protagonist has a lot of personality, and the supporting characters are also very distinctive. It has a sense of rivers and lakes, but also the calculations of a temple. [Update status] I have raised about forty chapters. Updated daily and occasionally.