Xia Fuji is my fifth novel. I originally wanted to make him a brand new protagonist, different from the others, but many old readers didn't buy it, so I temporarily revised the outline and left completely before the Battle of Mountain City.
Due to the previous setting, there were some issues with rhythm and the character of the protagonist.
In fact, I like Liu Tianliang the best. He is smooth, slick, and a philistine. He is willing to give in when he dares to give in. He is not like Chen Guangda, who will do it if he refuses to accept it, and not like Zhao Ziqiang, who is so sleazy, and Lin Tao, who is so prude and boring.
However, after writing Poison Corpse, I became more and more fond of the dog in the novel, who is wretched but frank, cunning but not vicious, willing to compare his feelings with others, and occasionally a little naive.
So much so that I couldn't take it anymore, and the ending almost became the story of Gouzi, so the story of Gouzi was born. Let him continue his father's dream in another world. I hope everyone will support him.
, as for whether the heroine is Xia Buer’s daughter, let’s listen to the explanation next time.