Traveling Through the Yihua Palace: I Saved the Lives of the Two Palace Masters and Married Yao Yue

The foreshadowing at the beginning of the story is very attractive. Ning Chuan, the descendant of Guigu, accidentally traveled through time, which coincided with the outbreak of the heart demon of Yao Yue and seriously injured Ling Xing, and the two palace masters were in a desperate situation. He saved the two of them with the twelve needles of Guigu, and used Huayue Nu's rebellion to show his responsibility. He established the image of a gentle yet powerful protagonist as soon as he appeared on the scene. Unlike most male protagonists who depend on the palace master for survival, Ning Chuan did not rely solely on the Yihua Palace's heritage. Instead, he integrated the secret skills of Ghost Valley and Mingyu Gong to achieve the nine-level perfection state that no one has achieved since ancient times. This unique martial arts setting directly widened the gap with other fan fiction. The plot layering is done very well, the story progresses step by step, and the conflicts progress layer by layer. In the early stage, we dealt with the internal strife in the palace, dealt with the rebellious Huayue slaves, and tore apart the other party's hypocritical face of confusing right and wrong; in the middle stage, we dealt with Wei Wuya's paranoid entanglement and the gangsters who coveted Ming Yu's power, one after another. The provocative enemies make the game dense but not repetitive; in the later stage, all the ten villains appear, with serial poisonous schemes, secret attacks, crowd siege, and mind-deceiving secret techniques taking turns, intertwining light and dark lines, and a perfect blend of machinations and martial arts. The author does not write the villains as mere tools to kill people. The ten villains each have their own unique skills. The master of the abyss, Xuan Jiuyuan, is the ultimate opponent of both the city and the top of the cultivation base. The killing rounds are approaching step by step, and the pressure of the battle is coming. The characterization is a big plus for this book. In the original work, Yao Yue, who is cold-hearted and trapped in Jiang Feng's obsession, slowly sheds her inner guard with Ning Chuan's company. The softness and fragility under the cold shell are delicately and movingly portrayed; Lian Xing is gentle and kind, and always trusts the protagonist. The bond between the two palace masters and Ning Chuan is naturally delicate, and the emotional line is not abrupt or greasy. The image of the villain is also very three-dimensional. Wei Wuya's pathological possessiveness, the devious methods of each of the ten villains, and Xuan Jiuyuan's sad obsession that has gone astray in his centuries-old pursuit of truth. Each character has a complete behavioral logic, making the entire Jianghu world vivid and real. At the same time, the story pattern is not limited to a corner of Yihua Palace. From the disputes at the mountain gate to the turmoil of the entire river and lake, from the heroes' greed for profit to the complete eradication of a century-old evil, there is both the warmth of a small family and the righteousness of the martial arts. Ning Chuan always sticks to his original intention, protects the peace of those around him, and eradicates evil in the world. His Taoist heart is clear and pure. The core core of "to perfect the righteous way and destroy all kinds of evil spirits" runs through the whole text. It is not only refreshing to read, but also has a sense of the weight of the righteous way of martial arts. The overall writing is smooth, the rhythm is just right, and the daily warmth, tense fights, and machinations are well interspersed, and there will be no plot delays or conflicts. The foreshadowing in the early stage, the confrontation in the mid-term, and the final decisive battle in the later stage are a complete closed loop, and the ending is clean and tidy. The century-old chaos in the world has been calmed down, and the ending is healing and grand. If you like the original work of Peerless Twins and prefer fan fiction with online combat power, full-scale characters, and online plot logic, this book is definitely not to be missed. It not only has the familiar feelings of Yihua Palace, but also has a new and original grand rivers and lakes plot. Fighting, emotion, and intrigue run in parallel. It has an excellent viewing experience. I look forward to more exciting plots from the author in the future!