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Honestly.
The story in this volume is one of my favorites.
The first chapter begins with the girl wearing her sword.
The last chapter is "The Journey to the World".
Because what this book ultimately wants to talk about is the so-called world of everyone.
Xue Ling has her eldest daughter entering the world of martial arts for the first time.
Shang Jiuge has her peerless swordsman coming down the mountain and the changing world.
He Ping has her sailing through the rivers and lakes where the past is like smoke.
Fang Bie also has his own world that is as stable as an old dog and as immovable as a mountain.
Everyone has a different taste of the world, even Ning Huaiyuan, Ningxia, Heiwu, Dragon Boat Festival or Shiran. Everyone has their own world, everyone has what they want in this world, and everyone has their own people. The helplessness of being in the arena.
Even Shang Jiuge, who has the straightest and fastest sword, can't help himself in the world.
The seven famous families, the three demon sects, the court and the world, all of this slowly unfolded from Xue Ling's perspective, and ended from Shang Jiuge's perspective.
I feel this volume is up to par.
Of course - maybe Fang Bing's presence is relatively low?
But by the way, maybe the lower his sense of existence, the happier he is.
And the stories of these rivers and lakes will be connected by assassination missions one after another.
As the protagonist's assassin level increases, the level of the world they come into contact with becomes higher and higher, until finally, when this world is finished, the book will come to an end.
Although the first order of this book is only unsatisfactory, considering that this is basically a pure martial arts story, it is really an unexpected surprise to achieve such results. After all, only four martial arts categories can be published in a year. Five excellent books are not even close to that.
This one is also written as a light novel.
But I still think that whether this book is classified as a light novel or a martial arts novel, it is a qualified work.
I originally thought that the first volume would end with a big battle, but then I thought about it and ended it with such a scene, which is also very qualified.
Very quaint.
There are many more stories in the future, and I hope you can walk through them with me.
Also, at the end of the first volume, I will write a little extra.
It's just that Fang Bu was like when he first crossed over to this world. Please distinguish it from Fang Bu now and feel the growth of this young man.
Yes, it is like that.
The rivers and lakes are far away, let’s watch as we walk.
(End of chapter)