Juntiantu

I am willing to turn into a stone bridge and be blown by the wind for five hundred years, the sun for five hundred years, and the rain for five hundred years. I only want you to walk across the bridge. It's great to see the scholar's story come to a happy ending. The male protagonist only has half of his heart, and he still gives it to others. I feel sorry for Xueer...

The writing is pretty good, thumbs up!

It is really a very beautiful book. Whether it is the characterization of the characters, the description of the details of the battle, or the grasp of the general trend of the world, it builds a real world that makes people linger!

It's flashy, looks gorgeous, but actually has a lot of flaws, the characterization is pretty good, and the language is gorgeous. But if we want to focus on the logic of story development, it would be better for the male protagonist to live in the mountains. With his IQ, he will die in the third chapter after leaving the mountain.

Too much nonsense,

It's too literary, and there's so little about the main character.

It's a very good book. I feel like not many people have read it. I recommend it.

I saw it, it's okay! Okay, good!

Is this the rhythm of writing eight-legged essay?

How come such a beautiful book has so few points?