I Am Not a Descendant of Wu Zu

13. I am not a descendant of the Martial Ancestor Tags: Gaowu, Time Travel, Ancient Dragon Huang Yifeng, Killing, Neat, Li Wenqing This book is a time-travel novel about high martial arts. The style of the novel inherits the retro flavor of fighting in ancient martial arts novels. It has a high martial arts map in the style of General Beacon Fire, mixed with the artistic conception of Chen Dong's early verbal fighting style. This paragraph is a passage I borrowed from a book lover. The summary is very good, so I will lend it to you for a look. In terms of text quality, this book is of a very high standard in all aspects. The plot, dialogue, characters, atmosphere, and writing are all top-notch, but the problem is not due to the quality of the hardware. The decisive factor in whether you can read this book or not lies in the three views presented in this book. The author is an experienced writer, and he has been criticized for being a literary youth in the past. In this book, this writing problem has been converged, but the problem has not been completely solved. For example, the author will not design a plot where the protagonist is wronged and useless, but he can put this plot on other supporting characters. Therefore, this tests the reader's ability to accept it. In order to take care of the readers, the author no longer puts the literary youth's interpretation of the plot on the protagonist, but on various supporting characters. Can you approve this approach? Regarding this book, Brother Jiu personally recommends that book lovers who are interested in high-level martial arts settings and traditional martial arts style try reading it. The reading point is at chapter 50. Reading this point is enough for you to make a decision to pursue or abandon reading.

Very good novel. The plot is very exciting and the characterization is barely there. There are a few minor flaws in the logic, but overall it's a very good novel. There are twists and turns and suspense

It can be said that he is a very high-quality martial artist (maybe he is also a fairy warrior? At least he is a high-level martial artist). Regarding Jianghu and martial arts, the writing is very exciting and not monotonous. The logic of the actions of each character is detailed and clear. He is obviously an experienced author in terms of writing. What attracted me at the beginning was this setting, a very traditional grandfather style; but today it seems rare. It is not a system or a mysterious beauty, but it is actually a real man. The old man was a time traveler more than a thousand years ago. He was decisive in killing and dedicated to the Tao. He was born in a prosperous age when martial arts were new and geniuses were everywhere. He swept through the world, was defeated by others, and was sealed by the sword. The protagonist is a handsome young man with five principles and four beauties in the new era. He has three upright views and a bottom line. He is currently living in seclusion with a master who is in love with him, so he can't help but meddle in his own business. You can't help but meddle in other people's business. If the old man was the protagonist of the previous generation, bringing martial arts to the world, then this protagonist is to tell the world what a chivalrous person is. Acting chivalrously and righteously is by no means something that should be ridiculed; being a good person should not be extremely difficult. This is probably what the protagonist wants to declare. This is the first thing that impressed me about this book; of course, the fact that the protagonist gets married early and has sex with his wife every night is also very admirable. At least this book will not make people think that the presence of a female character is a harem - obviously this is a single female protagonist. Suspect x, come on!

It's a watchable martial arts movie. The current plot is pretty good. I hope it won't be written as a mindless and cool novel in the future. Now it's a bit like this.