After Taking Down My Beautiful Master, I Took the Martial Arts World by Storm

I came from Tianxia Zangju, and my writing style is as good as ever. It's beautiful, I love reading it, and I'll read more.

It's as exciting as the Tibetan Game in the World. It's great.

In one sentence, I strongly support Jiuye's new work. I hope it can have a less regrettable ending this time. After all, Tianxia Zangju felt sad for several days after reading it. I believe that Jiuye's writing power will bring about better works this time.

It's very interesting and interesting. To be honest, with my limited... Knowledge, this book can be made into a TV show (I've read 96 chapters so far, I only say that it can be made for now). Although the plot is a bit old, it is undeniable that the author is very professional, but the name is very boring. When I saw the name, I thought it was a modern live broadcast, but when I saw the content, I realized it was the era. Well... Very good, highly recommended.

The characters are full-bodied and the performance is vivid. The plot unfolds naturally and is full of twists and turns. Although it is unexpected, it is also reasonable. In the protagonist Ah Feng, we seem to see the shadow of Su Chen in the previous novel. He also attaches great importance to love and justice, and has superb skills. There are only more than a hundred chapters in front of me, and the rest of the details will have to be written later. I believe in the author's writing skills, but I just hope that this book will not end with regrets like the Tibetan Game in the World.

The writing style is delicate, the characters are wonderfully portrayed, and the ups and downs of the plot are fascinating. Coming from Tibetan Bureau in the world, the author's writing style makes people familiar and like it. I look forward to the following stories.

It is cleverly conceived, has internal logic, and the narrative language is crisp and clear. The concept is clever, unconventional, and the narrative is clean and neat.

First of all, the development of the character stories introduced by the entire story line is reasonable, the pen tip is very skilled, and the ancient and modern scriptures can be cited at your fingertips. The psychological and emotional environment of the characters are particularly good. Every character seems to be alive, the little flower, the little Ke, the old man, the old man, the dog, Li, the five ghosts, Sangye Dacuo... Secondly, I saw the thoughts of various schools of thought, including Buddhism, history, metaphysics, science... And also the joys and sorrows of the world, separation, betrayal, loyalty, and the perseverance of bitterness... There is also the broad and profound voice of a man in the world. Sometimes he feels lost and sad, and sometimes he grins and laughs. He has feelings and thoughts. Then let's talk about the plot, in the words of "Tianxia Zangju": You are branches on the same tree. Because of the storm, you gather in one direction. After the storm, you still have your own direction of growth. Talking about several heroines, the highest state of love is perfection. Even if they leave you, they can still live well. They can clear up external and internal conflicts to build a business empire, hold up a superstar actress in one hand, and finally be with the goddess and fairy. It is considered perfect. For friends, let Li Citou rise to the top, and let Pingwei, Wang Ping and Lao Cong display their talents and ambitions. Towards the elders, Mr. Bao Shumei and Aunt Wu have always relied on each other, acted lawfully towards the enemy, and also extended a helping hand to the enemy subordinates in the mouth of the snake. It is impeccable and perfectly constructed. Finally, from Su Chen to Ning Huaifeng, Cen Yin to Zhuo Xi, Da Yin hope Sheng, the elephant is invisible. Keep this heart, I am always here, we are always here. To answer your question on the last page, this book has been written around "Momen" for a long time. Mohism's thoughts run through the whole text, loving universally, not attacking the virtuous, advocating unity... The main thing is "non-fate", relying on its strength to survive! The protagonist in your novel is like this, and so should you Finally, best wishes and look forward to the new book! @

The passion and friendship in the martial arts arena—Comment on "The Wind Yin and the Wumen" In the vast world of online literature, Xiao Jiu Tu's "Wind Yin Wumen" stands out with its unique charm. Since its serialization, it has attracted the attention of many readers. The story of the novel begins with a mysterious opera troupe staying overnight, and the fate of the protagonist Ning Huaifeng is rewritten. The evil deeds of the middle-aged class leader tore Ning Huaifeng's family apart, leaving him homeless and humiliated. However, the turning point of fate always came inadvertently. He met the beautiful and mysterious Huang Ami, and from then on he started the road of learning martial arts for revenge. In terms of character creation, Xiao Jiu Tu has profound skills. The protagonist, Ning Huaifeng, has a decisive character and has a bloody feud, but he always maintains his kindness and friendship. He struggled in the rivers and lakes, relying on his wisdom and unique skills to uncover the truth about his father's murder step by step. He grew from a young boy who was teased by fate to a master. His transformation process is exciting. As Ning Huaifeng's master, Huang Ami is mysterious and unpredictable. She is the inheritor of the Huangmen Nine Palaces Art. She is charming and witty. She silently assists Ning Huaifeng behind the scenes and is a key figure in promoting the development of the story. In addition, there are many supporting characters with distinctive personalities in the novel, such as Li Moxia, an associate professor of Chinese studies in Hong Kong who is careless but willing to sacrifice everything for love, Zhuo Xi, a director of Wanming Group who decisively helps the protagonist gain a foothold in Hong Kong, and Xiao Ke, a lovely, kind-hearted and first-class Taoist inheritor of Taoist medicine. Together, they form a colorful world of rivers and lakes. The emotional entanglements and deep friendship between the characters add a lot of warmth and touch to the story. In terms of plot structure, the author's layout is exquisite and full of ups and downs. From the thrill of Ning Huaifeng's attack on the seven-story pagoda, to the meticulous investigation into the cause of his father's death, to a series of thrilling battles with the Five Ghosts of the Walled City and the big guys in the martial arts world, every plot firmly captures the readers' attention. The stories in each volume progress layer by layer, constantly throwing out new suspense and challenges, making readers unable to put it down. The most eye-catching thing about "Feng Yin Wumen" is its promotion of the spirit of Chinese martial arts. Tai Chi, Ba Chi, Wing Chun, Cha Quan and many other unique Chinese martial arts are brilliantly presented in the novel. The author vividly displays the charm of Chinese martial arts through delicate descriptions. Guoshu is not only a martial arts technique, but also a spiritual symbol. It runs through the entire story and becomes the belief support for the protagonist Ning Huaifeng to gain a foothold and move forward in the world. It allows readers to experience the wonderful story while also having a deeper understanding of the culture of Guoshu. At present, "Wind Yin Wumen" is still being serialized, and the follow-up story direction is exciting. I believe that Xiaojiutu will continue to use his wonderful pen to depict more exciting martial arts arena for us. Let us follow the protagonist's footsteps and explore his legend in this world full of passion and friendship.

A very good work. I personally think it surpasses Zangju. The plot is as humorous as Zangju. At the same time, the plot is very exciting. It gives people a feeling that they want to watch it again. Also, Xiaojiutu, please update it quickly. It is not enough to watch. A very beautiful work, highly recommended. Unfortunately, the title of the book was not chosen well.