
Fengyun: Three Points Come from Strength, Seven Points Come from Hard Work
by Monkey To G
About This Novel
To be reborn as a hegemon, as the saying goes, three parts come from strength and seven parts come from hard work. In this life, I will fight against the odds, sweep through the Central Plains martial arts, suppress the Japanese martial arts, and reach the top of the Ten Thousand Dao!
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Official(11)Scraped 21d ago
Name name. So annoying. There must be 10 words to leave a negative review.
Give the author a suggestion. If you think it makes sense, please ask the author to revise it slightly.
I think that since the protagonist has traveled through time and replaced Xiong Ba, then he can just do things under the name of Xiong Ba. Or, since he has just come out, few others know the protagonist's name, or he can change his name back and treat it as the protagonist's. Sometimes he is named Xiong Ba, and sometimes he is named that. It feels a bit confusing.
I don't understand what it says, and it's written inexplicably. . .
Your idea is good and I support it, but the character of the protagonist is not as good as the original Xiongba, which means that your strength is limited, so you should hone it more.
What a strange plot. The author is writing this for classical martial arts, right?
Why write about a series of innocent disasters for Yu'er? Why not just write a messy plot about death?
A reborn tyrant, knowing the outcome, he was tricked by his master and brother and almost killed? Why would you be so stupid to be reborn in the past? What's the point of writing a fool? It looks frustrating
You were reborn as a Xiongba and then you were tricked around by your master and senior brothers like a fool. The road to Xiongba was paved. There must be a reason. You are so partial and you act like a fool?
The names vary from one thing to another. The content and plot are all going around like classical martial arts. Is this time travel? ?
It's rubbish enough, but this writing is worthy of the 5.9 Rating
Rating
Community(0)
Official(11)Scraped 21d ago
Name name. So annoying. There must be 10 words to leave a negative review.
Give the author a suggestion. If you think it makes sense, please ask the author to revise it slightly.
I think that since the protagonist has traveled through time and replaced Xiong Ba, then he can just do things under the name of Xiong Ba. Or, since he has just come out, few others know the protagonist's name, or he can change his name back and treat it as the protagonist's. Sometimes he is named Xiong Ba, and sometimes he is named that. It feels a bit confusing.
I don't understand what it says, and it's written inexplicably. . .
Your idea is good and I support it, but the character of the protagonist is not as good as the original Xiongba, which means that your strength is limited, so you should hone it more.
What a strange plot. The author is writing this for classical martial arts, right?
Why write about a series of innocent disasters for Yu'er? Why not just write a messy plot about death?
A reborn tyrant, knowing the outcome, he was tricked by his master and brother and almost killed? Why would you be so stupid to be reborn in the past? What's the point of writing a fool? It looks frustrating
You were reborn as a Xiongba and then you were tricked around by your master and senior brothers like a fool. The road to Xiongba was paved. There must be a reason. You are so partial and you act like a fool?
The names vary from one thing to another. The content and plot are all going around like classical martial arts. Is this time travel? ?
It's rubbish enough, but this writing is worthy of the 5.9 Rating









