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Feng Qida finally has Bai Yin Meng, so the question is, when will he update it? This is also my first novel about a leader. What a starting point for this novel! Many times people ignore this novel, I don't know why, but I know that this novel should not be ignored. The Reborn Demon Cult Leader, for now, he is the only martial arts novel on the monthly popular list. The only word I use is inexplicably sad. The childhood that was once enveloped in martial arts novels now only has a faint trace left. After all, the list is dominated by fantasy cities. Martial arts cannot be said to be in decline. I just feel that it is a good path, but it is blurred because too many people are walking on it. I feel regretful and miss it. Han Fei said that Confucianism disrupted the law with literature, while chivalry violated the law with force. Why does the word martial arts come to this? I think, more importantly, it should be the influence and understanding of Confucianism between martial arts and chivalry. They both travel everywhere, holding swords or pens. The great chivalrous man should benefit the world, and the first man of literature should also benefit the world. Even martial arts novels have the nature of a peach blossom garden due to their uniqueness, so even reading the word martial arts can smell of alcohol. But the title of this novel makes it clear that this is not the world of a man who wants to be a great knight, a great master, or a great swordsman, but the world of a man who wants to become the leader of a demon sect.

Congratulations to Xiaolong for ranking first in monthly votes in January! Although some people are clamoring to abandon the book if Ying Gou dies, everyone knows how to deal with the characters is the author's business. There is no need to ruin a book because of a character, but this is also very clear. Everyone likes Ying Gou. Some readers who read this book seem to be unable to understand the majority of book lovers' love for Ying Gou. This is understandable and acceptable. After all, one cannot understand this emotion before falling in love with someone who is liked by so many people. Of course, someone has already said that the other protagonists went out to pick up cheats, but Zhou Ze (the protagonist of Late Night Bookstore) went out and picked up the protagonist as a cheat. What's more, it's not too late to tell Fat Dragon that it's time to change the protagonist. ... It's common to see the heroine change halfway through. What does it mean to change the protagonist halfway through? Nice job though. The current protagonists are all very interesting, they talk funny, they act naughty, it's not certain whether they can fight or not, and they all make the same dirty talk. I don't need to mention such protagonists, there are both male and female characters, and you don't need to give examples, the names of the characters have already appeared in your brain. But Ying Gou is not. No wonder he has a nickname called Tiehanhan. Isn't it such an unexpected and silly nickname? Or you can translate those three words into persistence. That kind of persistence is really stupid. Because he is so shameless and has so much face that he cannot even ask others to help him when he is being bullied to the point of being bullied. Such a person cannot be the protagonist. As Zhou Ze said, winning hooks and earning more lives are all based on recklessness. He was so reckless in the end that what ruined him was also ruined by him. Just like in the beginning, he was just a cheat for Zhou Ze. If Zhou Ze couldn't beat him, he could only activate Wushuang. He would be done with it if he came out in a daze. Later, there were more people in the bookstore. In the bookstore, he was not just a cheat that easily attracted supervision. Just like this, he is more like a symbol, a person who sits in command, and is accustomed to and is accustomed to. Such people are often lonely because they are too powerful. It can be said that bickering with Zhou Ze is a rare pleasure for him. I will also feel dissatisfied with Yingyingying's resistance. Everyone who has been beaten by him admires him from the bottom of their hearts, but they still say he is stupid. I don't know current affairs. Don't know how to advance or retreat. Act recklessly. Even death is nothing but a source of laughter, the life of a general and the heart of a king. But does he have the heart to be king? No. He left the Jiuli clan behind, which was called preservation but was actually a confinement. When being hunted, Jiuli's men were not used, and when people were pursued, Jiuli's remnants were not used. Arrogant people are always disgusted by people, and stubborn people are always disgusted by people, but such a stubborn and arrogant guy will only make people feel sad. He doesn't need to be pitied or forgiven. He is an arrogant guy who only believes in himself and doesn't care whether he is believed or not. After all, he really doesn't need it. No matter what the outcome of winning hook is, I still want to howl: I really like winning hooks!

I am a genuine reader! You can't hit me!

This novel is a bit fun

Cangcang's book, come to Kangkangpa

I am still skeptical, because for a novel with only ten chapters, it is difficult to say that there is anything particularly good about it. The first chapter was quite satisfactory, not very surprising, but it didn't dissuade me. I felt a little relieved. The author wrote it very carefully and cleverly wrote out the little thoughts of the male protagonist. It's hard for you to hate such a person. At most, you can shake your head and say, "Tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk out out out, this person." But my thoughts were soon interrupted by the "Cadillac sliding over". Yeah? What's going on? Where's the tsundere craftsman we promised? But that's fine, a lot of things are simple, just like reading a martial arts novel and casually taking out a handful of gold leaves or something like that; but as I guessed, it is indeed through making Wan Changsheng ignorant of the world to achieve the effect of reverse pretentiousness. It was also what I wanted to read, and then I actually wrote it. Because I have always wanted to read this kind of novel. Hasn't anyone thought of this before? It's not that there haven't been, but there are really not many people who can write it. After all, being able to think it and being able to do it are two different things. The Great Beauty Era tells the story of an art student. In fact, it is rare for someone to write such a professional novel. After knowing that the author is an art student, I can understand many things. A pencil sharpened to two centimeters long, a nail head and a rat tail, and protective fluid are all things that experts take for granted, but have become indispensable in the era of great beauty. That is the details. This kind of details has the taste of life, that is, it has a sense of reality, just like a compass trying to draw a full circle. The point at the center of the circle is the detail. This kind of comprehensive detail makes the era of great beauty stand. So, okay. Talking about the characters, Wan Changsheng's appearance is not amazing, it is just a very ordinary appearance, so ordinary that people wonder, "Is this the male protagonist?" However, jade is jade and stone is stone, and its value will never change due to simple means of expression such as price. No matter how dull and taciturn a person is, don't take him too seriously. Maybe that's what they want you to think. Wan Changsheng was like this. He put his hands in his black jacket and lowered his eyelids, "I only invite the best-looking ones to drink." It seems that his emotional intelligence is very low, but it is very simple. "You don't like me, most likely because I don't want you to like me." The subtle yet subtle underbelly is so cute. The supporting roles are also outstanding. His mother who forced him to take exams to get married and loved to play mahjong, his uncle who was accustomed to temple-like flattery, Huang Min who sketched Wan Changsheng's surprising glimpse, Du Wen who deliberately cared about his talents, Zhao Leilei, a young painter who cherished his talent and loved his talent, there are many things in a few words and sentences, and there is no need to elaborate too much, the characters have already appeared on the page. Let me talk about a few points that I care about very much. The first copy of the Great Beauty Era, Art Examination. Du Wen, who stubbornly changes her profession, is one of the branches. Because I didn't want to sell my life in movies and TV shows, I chose painting. This is where the fun lies. That is, a person with zero foundation needs to take the art exam in half a year. There are only two results, passed or failed. I can understand either outcome. Or really in the novel, I don't actually care about the outcome that much.