Dual Cultivation of Yin and Yang

He wields his sword and leaves no trace in the rivers and lakes, showing his boldness and heroic spirit. The sound of plucked strings echoes around the beams, and I feel refreshed and happy to meet a close friend.

The author has a great imagination, the plot is okay, it really looks like that, as if the fairy world is real, as if the author lived in that era, who has tampered with the secret has not yet been revealed, and what is the ominousness in his later years?

It's not a harem story. She only cares about her aunt. Except for Chu Wushuang, the other women are not enough for Chu Yi to devote herself wholeheartedly to it and work hard for it at all costs. The writing is very good and the plot is exciting, but it's a pity that I didn't have the heart to read it. I feel like there's no need to write it after letting down so many women.

The level is average, a running account, and it is divorced from the basic structure of fantasy novels.

The first part is pretty good, but the second part is full of low-IQ nonsense, and the amount of low-IQ nonsense is ridiculous!

After all the hard work, the pig's trotters are too weak. They are out of phase with the world when they were promoted. The earth-shattering results have no sense of matching.

It's not good-looking at all, and the male protagonist who is his biological aunt is also on the show. Most people don't care about family ties when it comes to love. He will be on the show regardless of whether it's his biological sister or mother, as long as she's beautiful.

At first glance, this book seemed to combine some gimmicks from traditional martial arts novels, and it was readable. However, when the plot progressed close to 10%, I found that the author's logical thinking was confusing, the plot arrangement was messy, and there was a lot of nonsense. I gritted my teeth and persisted in reading the whole book (because I have obsessive-compulsive reading) , the first 50% of the plot has almost no connection with the rest, and when I saw 95% of the progress, there was no trace of the villain BOSS appearing, and Pig's Foot was still suffering from split personality, and his cultivation level was not very high, but he still had time to play around and explore in Moji?! The character reflected in the pig's trotters throughout the book is indecisive, childish and paranoid. He basically doesn't use his brain when doing things, and fights basically rely on escaping and the aura of the pig's trotters. I sincerely recommend that you don't read this book!!!!

Too wordy, the word count is too obvious

There are no characters in the front and no wives in the back. There is too much nonsense and it ends in an anticlimax.