Reborn as Yue Buqun: Am I the Mentor of All Worlds?

Many people look at Lao Yue with contempt. In fact, Lao Yue has done the best he can in his position. The author is very good, reinterpreting the new Lao Yue and performing a different Huashan School.

It's rare for a fan to understand the relationship between the original work and the original work clearly, even if there are occasional flaws, the faults cannot be concealed! The author is attentive! Feng Qingyang's loneliness is a bit understated, and his martial arts skills are also a bit understated! Just my personal opinion, good luck to the author!

If you read it carefully, the author really put his heart into writing it. There are many people who have not read the original work and criticize the author. I read it carefully and feel that what the author wrote does make some sense. Come on. Before, I always thought that Linghu Chong was the bad guy and Yue Buqun was the good guy. Thank you to the author for his seriousness and rigor.

Yue Qun, the master of all realms, Yue Lingshan, the wife of all realms

The writing is very good, not mindless, and it is not a big deal if you have a golden finger.

I feel that Yue Buqun in Swordsman is the good guy, and Linghu Chong is not a good guy at all. He is gone.

The author has indeed read the original work, instead of writing it after reading a few fan TV series

Very well written! Nowadays, there are not many Swordsman fans who can write based on the characters of the original novels, or even none at all!

To be honest, among the fan fiction of Swordsman, this book is considered to be food and fodder. The plot is solid, the words are meaningful, the description of the characters is not personal, and the original work is respected. The shortcomings are that there are few descriptions of the protagonist, the conflicts are weak, and the excitement is obscure. Only the ending explodes. It makes people feel that although the book is eloquent and hundreds of thousands of words, the structure is more like a short martial arts novel. However, the flaws do not outweigh the flaws. This book is truly a masterpiece among Jin Yong's world-traveling novels and is highly recommended.

The book is quite good, but some people in the comment area talked about Linghu Chong and Yue Buqun. I found that some people not only haven't read the original novel, but haven't even watched the TV series, so they are criticizing it. After reading a few marketing accounts, they just said righteously about the original work. I really don't know where they are, what a double standard.