Martial Arts World, Red Dust Sword Fairy

After seeing the world of Tian Long Ba Bu, I don't want to read any further. Even if the protagonist needs to improve his sword skills to unlock the sword spirit of Zhu Xian, why not collect the martial arts and heavenly materials and earthly treasures from Legend of the Condor Heroes and The Swordsman? It's not like I'm incapable

It's a pity that it's a map of the Kingdom of Yan. The first part is really in line with my taste. The writing is excellent and I'm proficient in the original work. It also has rich background and content. The single heroine is very stable and reassuring, and the protagonist's behavior can be considered upright. When I saw Double Dragons in the Tang Dynasty, I suddenly changed the offensive and turned into a harem philatelic article. A large amount of content is devoted to wooing women, and even plug-ins have become convenient for wooing women. This does not mean that it cannot be done. One is that the change in style is too sudden, and the other is that this book is martial arts after all. Fortunately, I didn't order the whole book

I quite liked it before Double Dragon of the Tang Dynasty, but it's a pity that it's so bad that I can't stand it anymore.

It's well written, please keep updating.

First of all, I still like martial arts, but I don't know why I thought the settings in it were all weird while watching it. I would like to state that my personal problem is that I am very entangled in the details of the settings. Whenever I find a conflict, I like to think about whether the logic is reasonable. The definition of extraordinary swordsmanship in this book is very strange. The swordsmanship practiced by the protagonist in the world does not count? It doesn't matter if you are a Yue girl who shoots eagles and destroys the streets, or you can practice your own epee sword skills. What is the difference? Logically speaking, the power and moves are different, but the use of internal power should be similar, because the protagonist only knows those (it is impossible to see the operation of the giant eagle's internal power, right?). Come to a conclusion and use your inner strength to make sword moves. As long as you have extraordinary strength, no matter what kind of swordsmanship you have, it will count? There is also the issue of internal strength. The protagonist practices his own swordsmanship and generates internal strength from the outside to the inside. He needs to accumulate it. It is in the Dantian and it will be gone after use. So how to restore the peak internal strength? (You don't want to save all over again.) My idea is that the physical body generates internal force, and the internal force improves the physical body. Only when the physical body improves, the upper limit of one's own internal force will increase, and only then can you accumulate more internal force. There is also a question about this book. Because the plug-in gives me sword power, it stands to reason that as long as I am given a program, I can directly create extraordinary sword skills according to my needs. Does this count? According to my deduction, the sword skills that I see again are counted. There is no reason that the sword skills that I created by myself are not counted. The sword intention is given to the sword theory, and the sword theory can better create sword moves. I have internal power myself, so you can say whether the sword skills blessed by the internal power are extraordinary sword skills

There are many harem novels on the market that are disguised as martial arts. It seems that apart from the lower body, there is really no shining point that can attract readers. Moreover, many authors have rarely experienced emotions, and some have only experienced emotions. The first few worlds are pretty well written, there are some minor flaws, but they are basically passable. Such as the shooting vulture, the main world, Xiaoao, Tianlong. But as soon as The Legend of Two Dragons of the Tang Dynasty arrived, the painting style suddenly changed, and the harem was transformed into a harem in an instant. The protagonist's personality changed too quickly and it collapsed. Huang Rong can locate the wife of chaff, Bai Yueguang, an angel investor. There is too much description in the early stage, from the protagonist who is a helpless person to the number one in the world of Zhongwu. My personality is broken, what else is there to read? I read a book on Huang Shizi before. The protagonist went from low martial arts to the supreme prehistoric era, transcending and becoming a Taoist priest. It was clear that among the four women, only two sisters, plum and bamboo horse, walked together. His other abilities couldn't keep up, so he kept his true spirit with a marriage certificate, and he was resurrected from reincarnation until he finally became a Taoist. There is also Huang Rong, but in the end Huang Rong would rather stay in the dreamland where her body was conceived and be the only woman for the protagonist, rather than wake up and share it with the others. This character is just like hers. Rather than pretending to be powerful in a fantasy world in the name of body training.

The author's writing was quite good, but it ended halfway through. It was short and weak, and the same was true for the first book. In the end, it was like other authors who were just beginning, and he had the finale. The writing is very good. After reading it, I can understand the author's short story. I won't get angry if I don't read it. I feel smarter.

It's a bit difficult. The female is strong and the male is weak at the beginning, so he's taken care of.

Come on, update with more fonts. It's too slow to write.

Very well written, tried, not toxic. Not powerful, not holy, the writing is smooth and the logic is smooth. I hope the author can keep writing, this is a very good novel.