A Martial Arts Journey Starting from Huashan

The protagonist originally described by the author is one who draws his sword to help when the road is rough, does not shrink from difficulties, does not hold back due to favors, does not ignore evil just because he does good for a while, and does not implicate the enemy's family just because he does evil. He said one thing and acted righteously, but in the end he killed Tian Boguang when he met him, and let go when he met the Six Immortals of Peach Valley. He killed people from other demon sects when he met them, and let them go when he met Ren Yingying. He also came to deliver music scores and took the initiative to help Ren Yingying escape from Shaolin's capture and imprisonment? ? Take the initiative to tell Ren Woxing where he is being held? ? ? ? Offer to help and let me go? ? ? ? ? By the way, also, the protagonist killed Tian Boguang directly when he saw him, which was really satisfying, and then let him go when he saw Xiang Wentian, just because he had no intention of killing him... Tian Boguang didn't have any intention of killing the protagonist, so why didn't you let him go? ? How could the protagonist have the nerve to scold Linghu Chong with this kind of behavior? ? The double standard at this point is really disgusting. It is better to establish a lustful character from the beginning. At least you can be mentally prepared and it will be fun to watch, so that the protagonist will not collapse as soon as he feels that he is standing up. (Seriously, the protagonist thinks he is a hero in the article and acts like this at the same time. This is a double standard) I gave it two stars because the writing is pretty good in other aspects. Those who can tolerate the double standard of the protagonist should read this book. Those who can't tolerate it should withdraw it.

Zhao Changle was really direct. He told the twins that he would go to the brothel after dinner. This made them not worry about being sold. However, it was precisely because he was so direct that people trusted him. Otherwise, if he had not let them know after dinner and took the twins to the brothel, they would never believe him.

I've finished watching The Swordsman, and I think it's okay, but The Legend of Dragons is not. It's always the same thing, pig's feet will always die if you want to save people, and if you don't kill the people who should be killed, will you stay for the New Year?

Just want to say, it's fucking disgusting. Anyone who is close to the protagonist will either die of his family or himself.

The Eighteen Palms of Subduing the Dragon are already the pinnacle of external skills. You still need to practice internal skills. Brother, is it funny?

This is a protagonist with a vague concept of good and evil. Men who commit crimes will definitely be killed, but good-looking women will not die. There is Goldfinger, the protagonist is very cheap and hypocritical

Personal feeling is average! Everyone feels different, this score only represents their own feelings

The whole process was so joyful that I even got goosebumps. Would you die if you were called by your full name? Even if Zhao

I just finished reading the Xiaoao chapter, it was great! I've read a lot of martial arts fics, and this one is the best.

Watched a bit. It's really a lot of nonsense. The emphasis is on the number of words. Just speak as you speak, and you'll also need to bring in some inner thoughts after a while. Grass