Wuxia Crossover: The Champion Marquis of Liyang, Conquering Northern Mang from the Start

The most detestable group in the novel is the Northern Liang Royal Family! As subjects, they are utterly rebellious! As kings, they are cruel and tyrannical! As generals, they are heartless towards their subordinates and disrespectful to their superiors! As fathers, everyone except their own children is a pawn to be discarded at any time!

While watching the snow scene, I felt that Xu Xiao was a heartless and ruthless person. It wasn't that he didn't want to rebel or talk about the people; he just knew that he would lose, so he dared not rebel.

Everyone else is fine, but Li Chungang must die. "If Heaven hadn't given birth to me, Li Chungang, the way of the sword would be shrouded in eternal darkness." Even his prototypes, Li Chunfeng and Yuan Tiangang, couldn't handle this, let alone him. Even Li Bai only wrote, "With the green lotus alone possessing chivalrous spirit, let's not say there are no sword immortals in the mortal world."

While watching "Snowy Mountain," I felt there was something wrong with the Northern Liang Prince's Mansion; their brainwashing was too effective. Xu Yanbing, Lao Huang, and Xu Weixiong all had grudges against them.

That's right, why is everyone writing about Xu Xiaohao now? It's time for a change of pace.

The master of a powerful force has to do everything personally. What's the point of having subordinates? Shouldn't they be using large armies to encircle and suppress enemies, or, if large-scale military action isn't feasible, sending a large number of skilled fighters to kill them? Or offering rewards with martial arts manuals and wealth? Otherwise, what's the point of establishing a force?

There's a problem. If Genghis Khan was alive and had cultivated the Longevity Divine Skill, then Zhu Yuanzhang, the founder of the Ming Dynasty, should also be alive, otherwise the Ming Dynasty's situation would be unfavorable. Similarly, Zhao Kuangyin, the founder of the Song Dynasty, should also be alive.

Okay, finally someone who isn't licking the boots of Beiliang.

The atmosphere in the first few chapters was quite well-developed, but once other characters appeared, the dialogue and character development felt a bit lacking.

I really hope someone will surround and kill the protagonist, or at least trap him and destroy his foundation.