By a stroke of bad luck, Lin Tian transmigrates into a martial arts world and becomes the Grand Tutor of the Great Ming. From then on, he begins the most awesome life imaginable!
His pair of "Invincible Golden Eyes" lets Lin Tian easily increase his strength, and countless martial arts masters submit to him...
What? These eyes can see through things, too?
P.S. This book brings together characters from various martial arts worlds, including those of Jin Yong, Gu Long, Huang Yi, and others. They all appear in the same world. It's all about making the story exciting, so don't get hung up on sticking to the original works!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
The author is just a** and the male protagonist is just a reckless man and has no brains.
It's very messy, and the timelines don't match up at all. It's just a mess, with characters hundreds of years apart appearing on the same timeline.
How did the Imperial Master come about in the first place? Still so awesome? Pig's Foot has only traveled half a month, and its first-class level makes both Zhu Wuwu and Cao Zhengchun fearful.
Ancient Santong's indestructible magic has nothing to do with Shaolin. It is the martial arts of Tianchi Weixia.
First age, this is a flaw. Your image as the Imperial Master is destined to be funny. Secondly, Cao Zhengchun and Zhu Tiedan will never agree to you becoming the Imperial Master. Thirdly, the author himself said that there have only been two Imperial Masters in the past. What great contribution you have made to the court, no matter you are in the realm of high martial arts, immortality, or fantasy world, you are the first. Mere knowledge of martial arts is useless, and internal strength is not acquired in a day.
Sorry, this is my personal opinion. After reading more than 10 chapters, this kind of novel is really not very attractive. You can forget about golden eyes and just call him a compound eye... Returning the Emperor Master... I really don't know what is so good about him, except for those who know his identity, and even if he knows Those who knew his identity did not regard him as a character. The first impression of others was that he was a dandy... The part about Shangguan Haitang was even more embarrassing. It gave people the impression that the supporting characters all had an IQ of less than 5. They didn't do anything yet, and they were calculating and exclaiming.
I don't even know the plot even though I'm traveling through time.
If Qiao Feng is the leader of the Beggar Clan, then is Hong Qigong the previous leader?
The protagonist looks a bit like the Imperial Master,
What the hell. A mess.