Huashan Disciple Qiao Feng
About This Novel
Qiao Feng committed suicide outside Yanmen Pass with a broken arrow, but his consciousness was still intact. Starting from Linghu Chong, the great disciple of the Huashan Sect, he was no longer bothered by his identity as a Khitan, and his soul traveled through the heavens. ? In Xiaoaoli, he revitalized the Huashan Sect, crushed Zuo Lengchan's ambition to annex Songshan, and led the Five Sacred Mountains; he united with Shaolin, Wudang, and the Beggar Clan, and became the leader of the martial arts alliance. ? In "The Divine Sculpture", Qiao Feng becomes a young Yang Guo who just went to Mount Zhongnan to learn martial arts. He learns Quanzhen's internal skills and exposes Zhao Zhijing's despicable deeds, and is highly regarded by Quanzhen disciples. Once he descends from Mount Zhongnan, he wanders around the world with his companions. Capturing Li Mochou, hunting down the Five Chou from the Tibetan border, making friends with Hong Lao Gang Leader; defeating King Jinlun, guarding Xiangyang, assassinating Kublai Khan, leading the Quanzhen sect to rise up... The Condor Hero does not have to lament the ups and downs in his life.
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Official(3)Scraped 21d ago
Look at how Qiao Feng, a Khitan, can say the word "Tatar". If you can't stand it, if someone else travels through time and becomes Linghu Chong, that's the end of it.
Qiao Feng is not a good character
Imagine, let's not talk about the grievances and hatreds of Song and Liao, we modern people have basically no sense of involvement. If we look at the Sino-Japanese conflict, the background is from the late Qing Dynasty to the early Republic of China to the Anti-Japanese War. Assume that Xiao Yuanshan is a Japanese. He brought his wife and children to China, and then was robbed and killed by the Chinese rebels (except for Murong Bo's ambition, the other people's motivation at the time was the rebel behavior). Xiao Feng was finally raised as a son by the Chinese and became a warlord leader. His prestige in the country was unparalleled for a while, but he was eventually revealed to be Japanese. Then Xiao Yuanshan killed Xiao Feng's adoptive parents and mentor in order to completely stimulate the conflict between his son and the Chinese. Did Xiao Feng ever think about revenge? He didn't say anything nonsense after knowing that it was his father who killed him. Is there a problem with a group of Chinese martyrs in Juxianzhuang who want to kill the Japanese? Not to mention that he was suspected of killing his adoptive parents and mentor, he was just a Japanese and there was no need for a reason to kill him, and then he killed him with a river of blood! At the Shaolin Temple Heroes Conference, he, a Japanese, led a heavily armed armored force to show off his power and did not look down upon any Chinese present. For such a character, that is, he is the protagonist of Tian Long Ba Bu. We do not have a sense of immersion in the centuries-old grievances between Song and Liao Dynasties, so we feel that he is an unparalleled hero. In the Anti-Japanese War drama, it is a perfect thing.
It's a good book. Just look at the star rating and you'll know it's a good book.
It's a good book. Just look at the star rating and you'll know it's a good book.
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Official(3)Scraped 21d ago
Look at how Qiao Feng, a Khitan, can say the word "Tatar". If you can't stand it, if someone else travels through time and becomes Linghu Chong, that's the end of it.
Qiao Feng is not a good character
Imagine, let's not talk about the grievances and hatreds of Song and Liao, we modern people have basically no sense of involvement. If we look at the Sino-Japanese conflict, the background is from the late Qing Dynasty to the early Republic of China to the Anti-Japanese War. Assume that Xiao Yuanshan is a Japanese. He brought his wife and children to China, and then was robbed and killed by the Chinese rebels (except for Murong Bo's ambition, the other people's motivation at the time was the rebel behavior). Xiao Feng was finally raised as a son by the Chinese and became a warlord leader. His prestige in the country was unparalleled for a while, but he was eventually revealed to be Japanese. Then Xiao Yuanshan killed Xiao Feng's adoptive parents and mentor in order to completely stimulate the conflict between his son and the Chinese. Did Xiao Feng ever think about revenge? He didn't say anything nonsense after knowing that it was his father who killed him. Is there a problem with a group of Chinese martyrs in Juxianzhuang who want to kill the Japanese? Not to mention that he was suspected of killing his adoptive parents and mentor, he was just a Japanese and there was no need for a reason to kill him, and then he killed him with a river of blood! At the Shaolin Temple Heroes Conference, he, a Japanese, led a heavily armed armored force to show off his power and did not look down upon any Chinese present. For such a character, that is, he is the protagonist of Tian Long Ba Bu. We do not have a sense of immersion in the centuries-old grievances between Song and Liao Dynasties, so we feel that he is an unparalleled hero. In the Anti-Japanese War drama, it is a perfect thing.
It's a good book. Just look at the star rating and you'll know it's a good book.
It's a good book. Just look at the star rating and you'll know it's a good book.
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