In This Martial World, Even Your True Qi Is Taxed

Fully support the masterpiece, let your "This Jianghu: True Qi Pay Tax" be a hit all the way, a big hit!

Fully support the masterpiece, let your "This Jianghu: True Qi Must Pay Tax" be a hit all the way, a big hit!

Knowledge point: Tax insect phagocytosis ​Penalty for tax arrears: On the fifteenth day of every month, tax bugs eat the meridians. The more you owe, the more severe the pain will be. Analogy: Like overdue interest on a credit card, interest is compounded, but the bank can only make a phone call, and the tax bug will directly bite your bones! The second senior brother made a vicious comment: "The tax bug is more cruel than the debt collector from Yihongyuan!"

It feels a bit abrupt that the novel ends here abruptly. I feel like there is still a lot more that can be written about how Xiaobai fights against the way of heaven and what the so-called ultimate face of the way of heaven is. The worldview is grand but it hasn't been fully developed yet. It would be great if there was a second part, but respect the author's choice. Sanguan's writing style is witty and non-pretentious. Writing has never been his weakness. On the contrary, I feel that it is a pity that there is too little emphasis on the growth of the supporting characters and the emotional lines of the characters. But the flaws do not hide the good points. The protagonist's pursuit of chivalry and choice of kindness in each book is my biggest motivation for pursuing books, and it is also the most scarce quality in online novels today. There are a thousand Hamlets in a thousand people. I just hope that the three views will continue to persist, and I also wish that the next book will be a success.

I have followed the author for several books. In fact, I really think it has a lot of ideas and is good at telling stories, but the writing may be a little inferior to that of Goldfish or Beacon Fire. Why has it not become popular? I wish my next book a big hit.

Fully support the masterpiece, let your "This Jianghu: True Qi Must Pay Tax" be a hit all the way, a big hit!

I follow every book by San Guan. What San Guan is best at is actually the idea and structure of the story, which is really unique. Although the writing skills - the so-called literary standard - are weaker than many authors, from the perspective of book chasing, reading San Guan's novels will not be boring. I think San Guan should be a very good screenwriter. What Chinese directors and screenwriters lack is the ability to "tell good stories".

I always thought that San Guan was a mentally ill person.

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Marx quoted Denning's point of view in the footnote of Chapter 24 of Volume 1 of Capital. The original text is: "With a profit of 300%, it dares to commit any crime, even risking hanging.