Mysterious Martial Arts: The Record of the Swordsman

Chapter 93
I hurriedly coded a chapter before I dared to write some testimonials.

Thank you for all favorites, recommendations, monthly tickets, rewards, comments, sharing, promotions, chatting in the group, daily reminders, inquiring about my home address and saying that I want to send a small gift, inquiring about which way I often go and plan to chat with me face to face Book friends.

It is a great honor to meet you in this book.

It is a great honor to meet you in this book.

It is a great honor to meet you in this book.

Say the important thing three times.

I have been on the street for a long time, but I didn't expect this book to be recognized by everyone. Although I just wanted to start a brainstorming article at the beginning, I just wanted to write down the things I usually think about.

I must admit that I am not very good at writing novels.The reason why I am still writing is just because I am used to the life of writing, at least let my busy life look back, it will not be so boring.

This book has a big problem. After writing the outline, I often can’t control the rhythm. I just stuffed the content I thought of into it. I didn’t know what I wanted to write for a long time, and I felt that I could write anything. Maybe This state of blindness and ignorance is very Cthulhu, so I always add Cthulhu elements.

What's more embarrassing is that my codeword speed is not fast. I can write [-] characters in an hour with the mobile phone codeword and the constant search for information and clues. I don't know if I can take care of this writing method. Good martial arts, monsters, and elements of Cthulhu.

It's hard to just blah blah blah blah blah every day.

I have been exposed to online literature since the first day of junior high school. Now even the time for reading novels is occupied by code words, but the process is also very interesting. At least these stories are things that make me feel interesting. ?

Luo Lao once said: "The most benevolent thing in the world is that the human mind cannot connect all the information it knows."

The charm of martial arts lies in pleasure, and the horror of Cthulhu lies in the unknown. The cold sweat of exploring unknown things may be the best expression of Chinese Cthulhu.

I want those familiar and absurd things in history to be sprayed with visible potions in the air of reality, and slowly reveal their true faces. This kind of fun that breathes the heavy dust of history and shudders in deadly curiosity may only be found in China. Only people can appreciate it.

Speaking of this, I sincerely thank the eternal Shaar, the author of "The Book of Iron Cranes". It was the strange stories I read in his book that let me know that novels can still be written like this.

In the final analysis, this book is still a poor imitation of Tiehe's book-if any kind-hearted people who read Tiehe's book read this paragraph, please urge him to update it together, and don't urge me. Thank you _(:_」∠)_.

All in all, thank you for your support, and I don’t know what to say.

(End of this chapter)