Yue Buqun: I spent twenty years mastering the Wedding Dress Divine Art, not to prove how incredible I am, but to beat the crap out of everyone who stands in my way!
Yang Quan transmigrates into the world of The Smiling, Proud Wanderer and becomes Yue Buqun, head of the Huashan Sect. Luckily, he gets a System, but why is there only one manual in it, the Wedding Dress Divine Art?
From the start, he beats up a man in his sixties at Plum Manor. After finally surviving to the end of the story, he becomes the spokesman for the Five Mountains Sword Sects. He never expected that the real trouble was only just beginning.
The early part follows The Smiling, Proud Wanderer, with characters from various martial arts worlds joining in later.
The first two chapters are transitional; the main story begins in Chapter Three.
The author's writing is really good. This is the content of martial arts. It is difficult to practice the magical skill of marriage. Yan Nantian has practiced it for decades and has not yet mastered it. The protagonist still has to manage the sect, practice Zixia, and has a wife and children who are already cheating. My only suggestion to the author is that the martial arts skills used in Gulong must have a high B level. Martial arts is not fantasy, it is not about practicing skills, upgrading, fighting monsters and hunting for treasures. Martial arts is about human relations and sophistication, and is a microcosm of society. Ding Dian is a strong martial artist but is played by Ling Situi. Zhang Wuji also has to cross paths with the enemy who killed his parents.
The author has obviously really studied Jin Yong's novels. The writing style is interesting and basically does not deviate from the original work. However, the intrusion of Dongfang Guliang made me a little confused. After all, it is a world of mixed martial arts, which is understandable.
The book is okay, but the main reason is that the martial arts in it is well written. It doesn't have the second-rate realms, first-rate realms, grandmasters, and great masters that most of us are tired of reading now.
Isn't this pretty? Why is the rating so low?
The book is not bad, but the most important thing is the transformation process; through the exploration of one's own understanding and the world, how does an ordinary person accept the existence of martial arts and the inevitability of the original destiny; not everyone can accept all the unreasonable and cruel worldview of martial arts, most people will just mess up.
First of all, this novel is different from other novels in that there is no realm. I think Jin Yong's novels themselves have no realm, but rely on their own internal strength and moves, so I feel it is quite good. After all, novels are now divided into realms, first-rate, second-rate, and third-rate. It is very exciting to read at first, but boring after reading too much
It's good, but updates are too slow. It has been four days without updates... What a pity, it was a very good book, but now it has to be discontinued!!
The protagonist traveled back in time when Yue Buqun was 10 years old, wasted 21 years, and practiced the wedding dress magic skill for another 20 years. But are the protagonist's master and the head master the same person? Whether he is dead or not, it was said at first that the master is dead, and there is no mention of the 20 years of practicing the wedding dress magic skill, and suddenly he married Ning Zhongze, and other things are not clear either.
Is there no dog food? No one is watching?
I want to know, is this book going to the palace?