Fierce Pawn

There is nothing else. What I am saying is that the author's connection needs to be more realistic, or more logical. Many of those times simply didn't match up. This was an era without mobile phones or telephones. Many messages here are delivered faster than with a mobile phone and the Internet. There is not much strategy in the whole book, which is better than the writing techniques. There is only one word that stands out in the whole book! Reckless! It's good to read Shuangwen

Everything later insults the IQ, and the timeline is wrong. Guo Weiwei is the only one in age, and Ying Cai and Ying Cai are still in their 30s after more than 1,200 chapters. The protagonist is also too idealistic. There are no corrupt officials, there seems to be only a small official who resells second-hand weapons, and from the overall perspective, it is incredible to allow the protagonist to grow up. The villains are constantly fighting each other, and then the protagonist has been picking peaches in the back without any intention.

This novel is weird. I don't understand what the protagonist wants to do. I thought he was a ranger, but he ended up working as an assassin for the emperor. I thought he was an ace assassin, but he ended up wandering around. I knew it was him at a casual guess. In summary, the fighting in this novel is not outstanding enough, and the character's personality is not obvious enough. He is not a ranger, he is not a general, he does not write about rivers and lakes, and he does not write about the court. This is a movie that seems a bit confusing.

Gao Yue's book is very good. You can take a look.

Not bad, it looks good. Why do so many people say it doesn't look good? I feel that the author is better at writing literary dramas, and will later plan for Chang'an and imperial examinations, etc., But he prefers to write martial arts dramas, including battles. There are minor errors in this book, but they do not affect reading. The flaws do not hide the flaws. I highly recommend it!

The writing style of a traditional martial arts novel is pretty good, but there are no highlights and it looks a bit bland.

Write what the protagonist wants? With all the bells and whistles, assassinations every day, one hundred enemies, or ten thousand enemies?

A sudden change

How should I put it? The author's writing skills are always online, but I just feel like there is something missing that would make me insist on reading without flipping through the table of contents.

A famous person is a famous person. This level is no less than that of Er Yuehe before. It is rare that he is still a man, unlike Er Yuehe who licks the assholes of foreigners.