Su Wuyou stands beneath a tree, in a brand-new world of martial arts where countless stories intersect, gazing across decades of time. He wonders just how old the pines and cypresses on Wudang Mountain are.
Zhang Sanfeng is already white-haired, yet the heroine Guo Xiang has not even been born. Su Wuyou does not know which beauty his grandmaster was remembering with that long sigh.
When the cycle of fate drifts past the lonely, windswept ferry at Fengling, can three golden needles bring a love to life again? At Fengling Ferry, Su Wuyou stands with his sword in hand and slowly drains the cup of strong wine...
When the Persian Ming Cult forces Xiaozhao to become its Holy Maiden and sends her far away to Persia, Su Wuyou pulls her into his arms:
“Girl, remember this! Whether we’re parted in life or separated by death, no one can take you from my side!”
When Qiao Feng stands against the martial world with A Zhu at his side, gravely wounded and near death, Su Wuyou grips his long sword and steps slowly but resolutely in front of them, saying softly:
“Brother, in this life, you have a brother to fight alongside you”...
When Linghu Chong watches in horror as Fei Bin raises his sword against Qu Feiyan, Su Wuyou steps in front of Qu Feiyan and shouts coldly:
“Fei Bin, picking on a child is nothing to brag about. Do you dare fight me instead?”
When the Mongol army waters its horses beneath the walls of Xiangyang, Su Wuyou grips his spear:
“I may have transmigrated here, but if you want to slaughter the innocent people of Xiangyang, my spear will be the first to say no!”
Traveling through this world of martial arts, I’ll use what little strength I have to give the martial heroes in my heart the perfect ending.
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First of all, I am sure that the author has read the original work, so the logical behavior of each character, especially the female character, is extremely restored. (This is a great point, and one that few authors fulfill.) But the choice of the heroine... If the protagonist is a prodigal type, I think it doesn't matter to have a harem, I even think it's very good. But the protagonist is a child of a big sect with localized ideas, so the choice of starting a harem must be extremely cautious. For example, if Huang Rong can tolerate one, if she provokes more, she will be conflicted and prone to drama. . And it's only about fifty chapters, but the protagonist's strength has increased extremely quickly, making it easy to write but not enough to write. All in all, worth reading. The author writes a lot, but not many good ones about mixed martial arts
Yes, the author has some skill in writing, which is a bit like a traditional martial arts novel. I look forward to the subsequent plot development.
The writing is very good and the content is also very good.
The fight scenes are really well written.
It's okay, but I think the protagonist's martial arts skills should be settled for a while before the Shilipo Sword God comes out again.
Big cheers for the author
Big cheers for the author
Come on come on! I'd like to ask, is it a single woman or a harem?
Very well written, I wish you a happy writing