
The Sword Comes Out of Hengshan
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As a member of the Hengshan faction, Zhao Rong has become increasingly obsessed with rectifying his workplace. As the saying goes, the world is slippery and people's hearts are complicated. When our Hengshan School discusses art, there are a lot of big names gathered, including Xiaoxiang Yeyu and Guangling San, who are very loud. But in terms of combat power, who can DPS check? Even the demon sect elder Shangguan Yun, who was lying dead for a second, had something to say. I participated in the world boss siege battle. What is your record in Hengshan? "The business model of Mr. Yue's sister store next door is backward, and it must be in line with the five-year plan of the left alliance leader." "The direction must be clear." "We must build combat power and develop the guild!"...
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It is said that the sword comes out of Hengshan. After reading more than 40 chapters, the protagonist has not yet joined the Hengshan sect, but he has learned various martial arts first.
It ranks among the top three martial arts fan novels I have read.
It's an absolutely enjoyable novel. Once you get through the first few chapters, the rest will definitely be enjoyable. The plot is reasonable and the characters are full. The story has a rhythm and a sense of martial arts
The author likes to show off his writing skills
But I can't tell a story and piece together some messy things. When you first read it, it feels like a martial arts style, but the storyline has no sense of logic. Forcing a disguise but telling a story gives it away. I really don't know who got the points. I guess one star will be deleted soon.
In recent years, I have written very good martial arts novels. I would like to call them the T1 batch after Heroes Especially in recent years, except for a few interesting short stories, there are few such coherent stories that can be written so well (although I borrowed the mature characters and martial arts factions from the Xiaoao books) After reading the whole book, the writing is generally smooth, and the use of allusions and quotations is a major feature, which to a certain extent makes up for the shortcomings of the author of the online article. The best thing is that it breaks away from the old-fashioned martial arts/Zhutianwen formula of practicing the strongest skills, sleeping with the most beautiful women + three-two first-rate, innate, and grand masters to defeat monsters and upgrade. Of course, there are also shortcomings. One is that the allusions are too deliberate in some places, and the other is the lack of growth of the characters, not in martial arts, but in character. Generally speaking, the protagonist is more to my liking, but the protagonist is a mature character from the beginning. From his personality to his understanding of the world, there is basically no change. This was especially obvious when I tried the second playthrough. The author's description is delicate and the structure is reasonable. In addition, the length is very concise among online novels, so that there will be no phenomenon of forgetting after reading. When you play the second time, you will have the feeling of a max-level character in a novice village.
The author sells dog meat on sheep's head
The author is just claiming to be a fan, and the content has nothing to do with Swordsman. There are two hundred chapters in the book, and nearly a quarter of the more than 50 chapters are plots other than those before the original story begins. The pace is slow and the plot is as bland as water. Do you not know why you write fan fiction? If your newly written plot is exciting, forget it. The key is to procrastinate and talk about some things about darts and bandits. If the nearly 100 chapters have not entered the original plot, then there is no one. What a stupid dog. Under the guise of martial arts, he is actually writing a romance novel. It has nothing to do with Swordsman.
Is this a bad score?
Forget about showing off poetry too much. You can just skip the fighting scenes if you don't know how to write them. There are only 50 chapters, except for palm-to-palm + vomiting blood or palm-to-palm + vomiting blood. It's endless. I don't know if there are more if I don't read later. These are just the protagonist's scenes. Everyone else is the same. Below are descriptions of the first four fights in the book. 1: When the boats on both sides were separated, wisps of blood flowed from the corners of Zhao Rong's mouth, and he suffered minor internal injuries. (A slap in the face) 2: At that time, after being hit by the palm, I felt like my whole body was burning, and a large mouthful of blood spurted out. I didn't know what palm technique the opponent used. (Change the palm) 3 Zhao Rong felt uncomfortable, and a mouthful of blood spilled from the corner of his mouth. (A slap in the face) 4: But at this time, Zhao Rong's internal strength is at a loss, and his energy is difficult to reach. If the strength of the ice had not offset most of the power of the hot palm, he might not be able to block this palm. He couldn't swallow the mouthful of blood in his mouth and choked it out from his throat. (A slap in the face) This is the fight in the first 50 chapters, which can be summed up in one sentence: palm to palm and vomiting blood. Can this score be so high?
This is enough for anyone to read. The author of more than 10 chapters will be updated soon
Martial arts novels are indeed lonely Original martial arts is not as good as original fantasy How can flying over the eaves and walls be as exciting as flying into the sky and escaping to the earth? Three days and two nights of sleep, the original work is also tepid, let alone others If you want to write martial arts, you can only rely on Jin Guhuang But there are so many rotten fish and shrimps in the martial arts genre In the past few years, there was a global sword debate and an online game called The Indestructible King Kong. Find another way to start with the game category. Unfortunately, these two sacred books started high and ended poorly. The last one who wrote nonsense about the indestructible Vajra Stronghold became very popular. All the settings about martial arts in it are nonsense. Writing like this is enough to prove that readers are hungry for traditional martial arts. It's not like there haven't been good martial arts writings in the past few years. But it's all because God's starting point is less than 300,000 words. Martial arts lacks capable writers This sword came out of Hengshan just as a result of the long drought and the rain.
You must go retrograde!
The bright jade appears with a proud smile, the wedding dress is spread out against the sky, the eagle is shot to create four photos, the heavenly dragon lifts up without a sign. This is really something to hope for! ! !
Good-looking, very good-looking, very good-looking
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Official(192)Scraped 20d ago
It is said that the sword comes out of Hengshan. After reading more than 40 chapters, the protagonist has not yet joined the Hengshan sect, but he has learned various martial arts first.
It ranks among the top three martial arts fan novels I have read.
It's an absolutely enjoyable novel. Once you get through the first few chapters, the rest will definitely be enjoyable. The plot is reasonable and the characters are full. The story has a rhythm and a sense of martial arts
The author likes to show off his writing skills
But I can't tell a story and piece together some messy things. When you first read it, it feels like a martial arts style, but the storyline has no sense of logic. Forcing a disguise but telling a story gives it away. I really don't know who got the points. I guess one star will be deleted soon.
In recent years, I have written very good martial arts novels. I would like to call them the T1 batch after Heroes Especially in recent years, except for a few interesting short stories, there are few such coherent stories that can be written so well (although I borrowed the mature characters and martial arts factions from the Xiaoao books) After reading the whole book, the writing is generally smooth, and the use of allusions and quotations is a major feature, which to a certain extent makes up for the shortcomings of the author of the online article. The best thing is that it breaks away from the old-fashioned martial arts/Zhutianwen formula of practicing the strongest skills, sleeping with the most beautiful women + three-two first-rate, innate, and grand masters to defeat monsters and upgrade. Of course, there are also shortcomings. One is that the allusions are too deliberate in some places, and the other is the lack of growth of the characters, not in martial arts, but in character. Generally speaking, the protagonist is more to my liking, but the protagonist is a mature character from the beginning. From his personality to his understanding of the world, there is basically no change. This was especially obvious when I tried the second playthrough. The author's description is delicate and the structure is reasonable. In addition, the length is very concise among online novels, so that there will be no phenomenon of forgetting after reading. When you play the second time, you will have the feeling of a max-level character in a novice village.
The author sells dog meat on sheep's head
The author is just claiming to be a fan, and the content has nothing to do with Swordsman. There are two hundred chapters in the book, and nearly a quarter of the more than 50 chapters are plots other than those before the original story begins. The pace is slow and the plot is as bland as water. Do you not know why you write fan fiction? If your newly written plot is exciting, forget it. The key is to procrastinate and talk about some things about darts and bandits. If the nearly 100 chapters have not entered the original plot, then there is no one. What a stupid dog. Under the guise of martial arts, he is actually writing a romance novel. It has nothing to do with Swordsman.
Is this a bad score?
Forget about showing off poetry too much. You can just skip the fighting scenes if you don't know how to write them. There are only 50 chapters, except for palm-to-palm + vomiting blood or palm-to-palm + vomiting blood. It's endless. I don't know if there are more if I don't read later. These are just the protagonist's scenes. Everyone else is the same. Below are descriptions of the first four fights in the book. 1: When the boats on both sides were separated, wisps of blood flowed from the corners of Zhao Rong's mouth, and he suffered minor internal injuries. (A slap in the face) 2: At that time, after being hit by the palm, I felt like my whole body was burning, and a large mouthful of blood spurted out. I didn't know what palm technique the opponent used. (Change the palm) 3 Zhao Rong felt uncomfortable, and a mouthful of blood spilled from the corner of his mouth. (A slap in the face) 4: But at this time, Zhao Rong's internal strength is at a loss, and his energy is difficult to reach. If the strength of the ice had not offset most of the power of the hot palm, he might not be able to block this palm. He couldn't swallow the mouthful of blood in his mouth and choked it out from his throat. (A slap in the face) This is the fight in the first 50 chapters, which can be summed up in one sentence: palm to palm and vomiting blood. Can this score be so high?
This is enough for anyone to read. The author of more than 10 chapters will be updated soon
Martial arts novels are indeed lonely Original martial arts is not as good as original fantasy How can flying over the eaves and walls be as exciting as flying into the sky and escaping to the earth? Three days and two nights of sleep, the original work is also tepid, let alone others If you want to write martial arts, you can only rely on Jin Guhuang But there are so many rotten fish and shrimps in the martial arts genre In the past few years, there was a global sword debate and an online game called The Indestructible King Kong. Find another way to start with the game category. Unfortunately, these two sacred books started high and ended poorly. The last one who wrote nonsense about the indestructible Vajra Stronghold became very popular. All the settings about martial arts in it are nonsense. Writing like this is enough to prove that readers are hungry for traditional martial arts. It's not like there haven't been good martial arts writings in the past few years. But it's all because God's starting point is less than 300,000 words. Martial arts lacks capable writers This sword came out of Hengshan just as a result of the long drought and the rain.
You must go retrograde!
The bright jade appears with a proud smile, the wedding dress is spread out against the sky, the eagle is shot to create four photos, the heavenly dragon lifts up without a sign. This is really something to hope for! ! !
Good-looking, very good-looking, very good-looking
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Current ranking of the book list: Not ranked (will be removed in the next update) Readability score: 4 Reading experience score: 4 Plot-rich score: 3 Characterization score: 3 End of story score: 3 Number of reads: 1 Total score: 17 Other comments: This is a very well written martial arts fan who has just transitioned into martial arts. Originally, the author wanted to start with Xiaoao and write it as Zhutianliu, but as a result, it was "too emotional" and he decided to write it as a pure Xiaoao fanfic. Let the protagonist speed through the entire dungeon in no more than five fingers in a very unnatural way, and start an invincible "lonely life" in the world. Generally speaking, there are still some shortcomings in the transformation. Although the author was very careful when writing and consulted a lot of information, there are still some deficiencies in the connection of some plots. Many places give people a feeling of incoherence and some jumps. In addition, in order not to make the protagonist invincible too quickly, the author has invisibly raised the martial arts level of Swordsman, and even reversed the enlightenment effect on several villains so that they can cause some mild trouble to the protagonist in the final battle. To put it simply, the protagonist's combat power increases too quickly. The story completely lost its suspense very early on.




When I first saw who the author was, I thought: Huh? Now: Su Ye, please write more and keep writing about martial arts. I really enjoyed reading it. It's so good. If you like it, read it more.




"Sword Out of Hengshan"-T3 level. 1.27 Million words, complete. Work tags: Martial arts fandom, Swordsman, organization and management. Rating: A. The entry point is novel and unconventional, with a certain traditional martial arts flavor; B. With the original work as a background, as long as the fanfic is not messed up and integrated, it is mostly OK; C. The writing is interesting, the sense of humor is relatively advanced, and there are certain problems with rhythm control. A brief review in one sentence: a traditional martial arts style fan novel with modern online literary characteristics 1. Introduction As a member of the Hengshan faction, Zhao Rong has become increasingly obsessed with rectifying his workplace. As the saying goes, the world is slippery and people's hearts are complicated. When our Hengshan School discusses art, there are a lot of big names gathered, including Xiaoxiang Yeyu and Guangling San, who are very loud. But in terms of combat power, who can DPS check? Even the demon sect elder Shangguan Yun, who was lying dead for a second, had something to say. I participated in the world boss siege battle. What is your record in Hengshan? " "The business model of Mr. Yue's sister store next door is backward and must be in line with the five-year plan of the leader of the Left Alliance. " "The direction must be clear. " "We need to develop combat capabilities and develop the guild! " 2. Plot, characters and writing level There is no big problem with the short-term plot, but whether the long-term rhythm is appropriate is still open to question. It is not impossible to invest hundreds of thousands of words before the protagonist joins the Hengshan sect, but the premise is that these hundreds of thousands of words have enough interest and value. The important roles are based on the original work, and the secondary supporting roles are played freely by the author. So far, the performance of both of the above is acceptable. The author has excellent writing skills, and his writing combines the cold flavor of traditional martial arts with the refreshing humor of modern online writing, which is a major plus for this book. 3. Highlights As we all know, most of the Swordsman fans started out in Huashan, and readers will inevitably get fatigued if they write too much. It is undoubtedly a very clever choice for the author to use the Hengshan School as the starting point. Similar to this, there is the Naruto fan "Red Sand". Choosing "Swordsman" as the background of the story is naturally indispensable for the plot of the arena. The author has also put a lot of effort into this aspect. On the one hand, it shows the value of morality and prestige in the arena. After all, "the arena is not just about fighting and killing"; on the other hand, the arena is not just about fighting and killing. It is a gray society that operates on the basis of violence. It is the businessmen who make money in harmony, not the people in the world. Therefore, if you blindly avoid fighting and killing, you will inevitably be killed. It also proves from another perspective that "if you are willing to fight, you will be in danger, and if you forget to fight, you will be destroyed." This is an unbreakable truth in the world. Personally speaking, the most exciting part of this book is the author's interesting creation of characters. For example, Lu Lianrong in "Darkness of Hengshan" is a typical example. One of the highlights of e-sports writing is the audience's ridicule of the players. The author has learned and applied it in martial arts fan fiction, and the effect is impressive. 4. Questions ① As a Xiaoao fanfic, the plot is a bit too linear and lacks surprises. In the middle and later stages, it starts to look more and more like the protagonist Long Ao who conquers the world; ②The overall style with modern humor can increase the fun, but it also makes the ancient style and rhyme elements in the author's writing slightly nondescript; ③As a martial arts fan, martial arts training and fighting are undoubtedly the core highlights. So far, there is no outstanding performance in these two aspects.













