
Traveling Through Tianlong, I Got Xu Zhu's Script
穿越天龙,我拿到了虚竹的剧本
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- Ongoing
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- 843k Words
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- Martial Arts
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- Male-Channel Fanfiction
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- Male
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- 5mo ago
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"The Legend of the Condor Heroes". "The Deer and the Cauldron". Novels Like That.
I still want to read the novel.
Looking for Jin Yong's Martial Arts Novel Series
Looking for Jin Yong's martial arts novel series
Variety Movie! Mixed Martial Arts! Martial Arts! ! !
Have You Ever Traveled Through the Novels of Tian Long Ba Bu?
A novel that time travels to the Eight Parts of Demi-Gods
For Jin Yong's Martial Arts, It Is Best to Be an Orphan or a Spoiled Child from a Martial Arts Sect.
A time-traveling Jin Yong martial arts story with no female protagonist or a single female protagonist.
Shu Huang, Beiming Divine Skill + Dragon Elephant Prajna Skill
I want to read a book similar to "Bei Ming Shen Gong". Beiming Divine Skill + Dragon-Elephant Prajna Skill complement each other. Beiming Divine Skill absorbs skills. It takes 2 years to develop the first level of skill, 4 years to reach the second level, and 5096 years to achieve the 13th level of skill. The stronger the body, the stronger the meridians, and the body stores
Is There Any Novel Where the Protagonist Goes from Demi-Gods and Dragons to the Condor Yitian?
But there is a golden finger, and it is too cruel to open the door.
Looking for Comprehensive Martial Arts Novels, Tianlong, Divine Condor, Shooting Condor, Xiaoao, Yitian.
Does Tian Long Ba Bu Not Require Mixed Martial Arts?
I want to watch something similar to "Tianlong Duan Yu: Sisters, please respect yourself!" (Reshaping Tianlong Duanyu)" book. Is there anyone in Tian Long Ba Bu who doesn't want to practice martial arts or practice immortality?
Looking for Some Jin Yong Martial Arts Fan Novels
The writing is good, the plot is coherent, and it does not revolve around the plot of the original work. The protagonist has his own style of fine martial arts novel.
Looking for Fans of "Dragon Babu"
I recently rewatched The Eight Parts of the Dragon, and I have a hard time getting over the pairing of Xiao Feng and A'Zhu, so I would like to find fan works of The Eight Parts of the Dragon.
Are There Any Novels Related to Jin Yong, the Legend of the Condor Heroes and the Legend of the Condor Heroes?
For example, time travel or rebirth
Please Recommend Martial Arts Novels
If you want to read the kind of martial arts novel that has no boundaries, please recommend it to your book friends. I really hate those martial arts novels that are divided into front, middle and back, a half-step, this kind of realm




















































Mark it to prevent book friends behind you from falling into the trap! And it's also a very poisonous pit!
Mark it to avoid falling into the trap next time.
Everyone listens to me, everyone listens to me. I can say objectively that this book is truly written and describes the darkness of ancient feudal superstition. It's normal for the protagonist, a time traveler, to dislike these things, just like we dislike them when watching videos, but it's undeniable that it's boring. Next, the protagonist's first plug-in, the method of obtaining the Yi Jin Jing is too simple and lacks logic. The protagonist is an outer sect member of the Shaolin Temple. By chance, he was valued because he had martial arts talent and improved his swordsmanship. Later, because he often went to the Tibetan Scripture Pavilion to help, he was spotted by a big boss and accepted as his disciple, and he was able to teach the Yi Jin Jing. This whole paragraph is actually a little bit poisonous, but the author's description of Shaolin Temple is that Shaolin doesn't care about passing on martial arts to you (but you have to be talented enough). Shaolin believes that as long as you master it or improve it in the future, I believe you are willing to give back to Shaolin. Shaolin is very confident in its own vision. Moreover, Shaolin itself often exchanges martial arts with other sects and helps them improve, giving them to them while keeping a backup copy. This is the so-called mutual help and mutual benefit, and it is also Shaolin's method of winning people's hearts. This whole paragraph is where the author sets the tone for the power of Shaolin. Because Shaolin was entrusted to the imperial court, it needed to adjust the grievances and manage the stability of the world (written by the author), but the methods used were more righteous and bright, and not so conspiracy theories. This is a good point. It describes the status and demeanor of the righteous leader, but I believe it will be difficult for most people who like Shaolin conspiracy theories to accept it. The protagonist's part: The protagonist's character is very typical of modern people, and he masters basic political methods with the knowledge of modern people, but it is only basic, and this aspect is described in great detail. The protagonist's improved swordsmanship, first of all, cannot be said to be very bad. After all, this swordsmanship is probably only a third-rate martial arts. With several improvements + flexible application, I reluctantly accept that this is the protagonist's talent. The protagonist's talent is also reflected in his ability to catch his opponent's mistakes. The protagonist is also very sad about all the darkness of this era and the darkness of people's hearts that he has seen. This aspect is well written, and it is indeed in line with the mood of most modern people who have seen it and cannot accept it. Another point is that the protagonist's family was destroyed less than a day after traveling through time. He really doesn't have much affection for the original host's family, so the protagonist only has the obligation to take revenge, which is quite normal. All in all, the author did a good job of describing the social "immaturity" of the protagonist, which is very good. Plot: The most important point is that the world view written by the author can be said to have reached the standard of logical self-consistency, and there is no big poisonous point. It is just that when the author describes the dark plot, it is very detailed. Although it is not redundant, it is just boring. After all, everyone hates negative energy. Although it can be seen that this is describing the protagonist's views on these things, so that the protagonist's growth is reasonable and he can integrate into this era, it is still quite boring. After all, these things have been repeated in other novels, so readers can guess the subsequent development. Summary: It's worth watching, some parts can be skipped a little, but it's a pity that it seems like a eunuch.
There are too many words in the paragraph and I can't read it, I feel like a newbie
There's nothing to say, I don't have the willpower to read Chapter 30
Oh, I'll mark it too
The writing is really boring. There is no sense of participation at all. I just follow the plot and be transparent, and nothing changes.
It looks so uncomfortable
Grinding and chirping, a bit like a virgin
Farewell......
Mark. . . . . . . .
Poison, poison, poison, poison
Not bad. You have to be patient.
Already seen Chapter 49. So far it's pretty good, I don't know what will happen next. Please give me 4 stars first! What happens next depends on the situation.
There isn't a lot of hostility on the Internet, which is good. It's realistic. What's strong is never the method, but the person himself. Methods are dead, people are alive. Because living is the best. In real life, there is not so much fighting and killing, there are only exchanges of interests. In addition to exchanges of interests, there are exchanges of favors. For example, lay disciples and long-term volunteers in modern Buddhist temples are all part-time workers. How can there be so many visible struggles?