The Fated Knife-Lender

I think it's quite novel to write about the second generation of Taoism like Wang Zan. It's refreshing to see the descendants from the perspective of Wang Jingzhe's generation. But what makes people unhappy is that this article has become mediocre since Wang Zan was written. You know what mediocrity is, right? It is the same as other articles, without its own characteristics. What are its features? It's the kind of slaying of demons that is told so seriously that it feels very believable. It makes people feel, oh, he seems to really understand this. What has happened now? It's almost all about hooking up with this girl, and then having an affair with that girl. Who can't write about this kind of thing, you know it's changed. The whole process is full of intrigue, and the part about subduing the demon is a little pitiful. It's far different from the part about Wang Jingzhe, you know. Also, it looks too much like Wang Jingzhe, you know, it really does. I feel like I'm not watching Wang Zan, but Wang Jingzhe·Zan, which is not interesting, right? Overall, this article is very good, which is why I gave it a good review. I really hope this article will be better.

There are a lot of ridiculous plots, bloody plots, typos, confusing names, etc., But it doesn't affect my desire to continue reading at all. The jokes quoted in the book are also consistent... Support it! You are one of the few people I like, the ones before were all famous (for example: Golden Eye, etc.)

Generally speaking, this book can be described in four words: very rare! Although there are some typos in the text, as a reader, I will still correct myself and subconsciously input the correct words in my mind to integrate into the plot. Reading focuses on the immersive pleasure brought by reading. The author has done a good job in this regard. The first half is about the father, and the second half is about the son. All of them are wonderful descriptions, which make people feel surprised, happy and happily immersed in the event... I am grateful to the author for his hard work in creation. There is nothing to express here. I just want to say, thank you for your hard work! I hope you can finish the book!

The person who borrows swords is considered to be a country's fortune or misfortune. The person who makes his debut is always forty years old, and there is only one person who can appear in a dynasty. He will appear before the end of a dynasty. He will never appear in peacetime. You can't find it even in a census, and you won't find any clues. There are only local places where it has appeared. It has been circulated, and there is nothing wrong with it. Knives are given free of charge to people who borrow knives without asking for anything in return. The news of giving knives and the change of dynasties will disappear after that, and even the basic appearance will be lost. In addition, it will appear before a major disaster, and then disappear mysteriously. Be careful when writing this nonsense.

I came here because of the author, it is very good, I like it very much, this kind of article is very long, I am afraid that I will get bored after reading it, this is the kind of long novel that I can read, the plot is partially connected with the story of Xiang Que, and it unexpectedly describes the efforts of two generations, and it involves the current international environment. I think it is quite up to date with the times and very realistic.

Directly cutting off Wang Jingzhe and rewriting Wang Zan, it feels awkward to me. I read every previous chapter word by word. I just read the Wang Zan part at a glance and couldn't stand it anymore. I feel like the book is broken. I have to make a follow-up. Isn't the sequel about the son good? Is the ending of his father the whole drama not good? You have to weld it together for me, it's disgusting!!!

The trajectory of this book is not easy to mess with Taoist priests! Xiang Que met Tang Xia through a group of college students, and Wang Jingzhe met Li Hongfu at a gathering of college students. In addition to Chen Xia, Xiang Que also has a sad boss's daughter. In addition to Mao Xiaocao, Wang Jingzhe also has Chen Chen. However, I haven't matched up with Su He. Could it be the girl from the Zhengyi Cult in the underworld??? Alas, the plots of these stories are 80% similar!

Taoist priests are not to be trifled with. The writing is okay, but this one is just bad. I saw two people changing their horoscopes. One is 26 years old, Ding Maonian, and the other is 24 years old, Ji Maonian. Is this a two-year age difference? Another sentence about the marriage contract not existing, saying that it was a Taoist oath, made it thunder and flash, and I couldn't watch it anymore.

Looking at these ups and downs in the past, I used to pride myself on being noble, but I was really unmoved by these stories. I didn't expect that after I got a girlfriend, these stories would bring me in with just a little bit of fluctuation. Maybe this is also the author's writing style. I don't think the author's writing style is very good, but the meaning behind the ordinary words often touches people's hearts.

I have read many such books! Only this one is the best! The stories of the male and female protagonists in the book have ups and downs and are exciting! Especially what Mao Xiaocao said in his heart: Even if you can't pass the threshold of thirty, I can't let you be the queen of the Wang family. Everyone who has read this book should know the meaning! Anyway, I was moved when I saw this! Thank you author! I will continue to read books!