The Yin-Walker

This book is not suitable for people who are used to reading cool novels. The male protagonist does not rely on his lower body to think, and is very dedicated from beginning to end. The male protagonist is not very strong, and there are basically no plots of pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger. Most of the time, he relies on his own wisdom to escape danger. The description of battle tactics and the like in the book takes a long time and is very detailed. It is worth reading for those who are interested. I don't really like reading novels from the first-person perspective, but "The Inferno" allowed me to read it for two days and finish it for three days, which shows that it must have its own merits. There are also shortcomings. First, the plot transition basically relies on a sudden blackout; second, the ending is too hasty and difficult to let go. To sum up, "The Inferno" is definitely a novel worth reading.

What can I say about this book? It's pretty good. There are few books like this one. The male protagonist's IQ is online and he is weak in the early stage. The plot is a bit borrowed from the story of The Legend of the Condor Heroes. In the later stage, he gradually accumulates experience and gradually grows and becomes stronger. Overall, this book is a rare and good book.

This book is still very interesting and has a lot of room for development. But as the bosses said before, the bowl will be empty before the meal is eaten. It's not the taste of something that's still unfinished. I went to read the second part of the novel called Mage Wushuang. That is already another book, and there is basically no need to go there if you want to read Lu Qing. I still hope there will be more continuations. It is a pity.

There are a few disadvantages. Lu Jing's talent is quite good. After learning so much, he should be able to reach Qingzi's level if he refines it later or comes up with a plot. As for his third uncle, he is not told what evildoer he was possessed by. The green-faced fox is not told. Why the green-faced fox was with the third uncle in the first place is not told. Later, it ends directly at the end of the chapter. . . To be honest, I can't say

The writing is wonderful and I enjoyed reading it, but there seems to be a big flaw. Qingzi and Lu Jingchu saw a TV set in a street store when they first arrived in Tancheng. It can be seen that the protagonist lives in modern times, and there are police in modern society. There are many plots in the article, and there are so many murders, but no one cares about them. It feels like a failure in this aspect.

The plot is okay, but the male protagonist is too weak in the early stage. He has been abused, framed, and caught, and faints at every turn. Then he is not clear about the growth of the male protagonist's strength. Women with low martial arts are either mutated or left naked after death, which is outrageous.

I really like the heroine. She completely fits my image of a heroine. Although she has relatively few roles😭, I am very excited every time she appears. I don't know why I am so excited. I have a really deep impression on her.

The story is good, but the ending is so hasty! It was exciting one second, and it was over the next. The gap in my heart is too big. It sucks.

I think the author's writing is pretty good. It's not a cool story. The male protagonist didn't even take a single step to make a mistake. He just took his time. From the front, I saw Boss Ma and the others were missing and Qingzi was missing. The male protagonist was the only one facing the story. It was quite distressing to watch. Especially when the muscular man died, it was very sad. The male protagonist and them were like family members. They originally agreed to tell their secrets when the male protagonist turned 18, but the muscular man died before the male protagonist turned 18. For example, the male protagonist was dragged away from the painting earlier, and Boss Ma and others came to rescue him. Although Boss Ma and the others were not very powerful, they just broke through. Also, the male protagonist is not useless, he faints at every turn, because his abilities are limited and he can only help so much. This novel is really attractive. At first I was moved by the cover and the plot. The plot is not as boring as they say. The male protagonist is not that cowardly. He gets up when he can and runs away when he can't, although he doesn't run away most of the time, hahaha. I haven't finished it yet. I've read the reviews and they all say that the ending is not good. I've also seen that there were more than 600 chapters a few years ago, but for some reason there are only about 500 chapters left. Maybe there are special reasons, otherwise the ending would not have been hasty, but these reasons still can't erase my love for the Yin Patroller!

The author's writing is brilliant and the plot is ups and downs. The writing is full of metaphysical knowledge but also reveals human nature, describing life and making people think. Lu Jing grew up in ups and downs from his lack of ability at the beginning to causing trouble everywhere. Although he was young, he experienced adventures that others may never have in their lifetime. When he lost his only relative since childhood, he met Qingzi, the person he wanted to protect at all costs. He fell in love with Qingzi and moved her. Qingzi became known to everyone for Lu Jing's lack of interest in worldly affairs and even risked his life for him. She holds chess pieces in her hand and plays games with others in this world. Everyone knows that Miss Lu of Kunlun Mansion has a peerless appearance and can cover the sky with one hand. Everyone calls her Miss Lu, but few people know that her first name is Qingzi. They only know that she and Lu Jing have an emotion that is willing to sacrifice for each other, a steadfast love.