Yu Chu

I really like reading this type of book. I have read this type of book before, and I am most proud of it. That year, that cicada, that sword, and so on. This book does have a lot of typos, but this book is one of the best among this type of novels I have read. The ending is also very good. If I have to comment on it in one word, well, all the votes are given, hahaha.

The most criticized thing about this book is that the author stews historical figures and events from various dynasties in a mess, and the geographical location is also confusing. He is a complete novice in poetry and can't even write limericks. In this way, only the so-called plot is left, which is also a hammer in one thing and a stick in the other. I really can't stand it and it's not worth wasting your time!

There is a slight reference to Gu Long's style, but the author imitates cats and tigers, giving a hammer here and a stick here and there, and the plot is incoherent. However, there are very few modern vocabulary in the whole text, which is worthy of praise.

It was good to read at first, but the more you read, the more uncomfortable it becomes. I understand that you want to write everyone with flesh and blood, but it is too messy. I know you are digging a hole, but the problem is that I have read 100 chapters, and they are all holes. There is too little content about the protagonist.

This book is actually worth reading. Although the writing style is not particularly good, it does not hinder its content.

If you look at it without thinking, you will frown.

The whole book is neither painful nor confusing in structure, and many traces of splicing and imitation can be seen. However, considering that the author was only 18 years old when he wrote this book, it is still worth recommending. The writing method and content of the book must be mindless and cool articles that instantly beat those so-called rankings.

Overall, it's pretty good, I like it 😊

Too messy, too many pitfalls

The book has a Jianghu spirit