Longmen Jianghu: Add a New Inventory to Explore the Jianghu

It's really beautiful. I didn't expect there to be such works here. I underestimated the heroes of the world. The last time I experienced this unique charm of martial arts and games was the online game Global Sword Theory many years ago. That one was more game-oriented, and this one is more Jianghu, but through the sense of fate in each chapter, it created a feeling of golden scales coming out of the water in a stormy situation. It was very enjoyable to read [Top post][Top post][Top post]

The taste of the novel is really good. Although it is not a first-rate martial arts novel, it is considered excellent among second-rate novels. It's just that the numerical value expands too fast, which has the beauty of opening up the wind and moon shadow.

It looks good, reminds me of the original intention of playing Misty Rain [almost crying] @ Dry Well Laoshu

I recently watched the plot of Tianfo Cave in Yijian Fengyunjue, and returned to the pit to complete all achievements. The plot of Penglai in The Legend of Heroes has also been updated. Reliving Taiwu This novel by the author can actually be made into a game. Very well written

Really, old bookworm, it's a very good book. Please support it if you can. The biggest feeling it gives me is like when I was playing Jianghu, I accidentally returned to the small town where I started, and accidentally clicked on a dialogue. The NPC said what kind of young hero you are, and some of the deeds you have done. It's really interesting. It's like personal experience. After completing some tasks, a few weeks later, I found an inconspicuous NPC or the obtained items provided some details, and then I discovered that these tasks also had these stories that you didn't know. I have already given up on it, and my heart has stopped, so I hope this novel can get better and better as it gets written.

Five-star praise for Jianghu Shi in the early stage The two-star negative review is for the late multi-system multi-player and other inexplicable things.

A very good book, a real ARPG book. If I were young, I would definitely like to read it. But the problem with old bookworms is that they read too much and grow up at the same time. When they grow up, they get upset and just want to make dumplings. Simply, the old bookworm's emotions have been almost consumed in reality and they don't want to invest too much in the book, so I lost patience halfway through. But, that's my problem, this book, it's really great. I am pleased with the wonderful ideas in this book. Although it is not a completely new approach, I regret that I cannot read the entire article. It is a pity.

One of the few books that truly has a traditional martial arts style, rather than a reimagined fantasy novel

The key point is that the protagonist of this book is not a time traveler, but a system with a martial arts game mode. It is essentially a story about a simple rural boy entering the world. Therefore, the protagonist does things with a youthful spirit, not a sophisticated time traveler, so sometimes he will be passionate about things, but this is young chivalry. In a sense, it has both shortcomings and advantages. It has a strong flavor of martial arts novels, not pure cool writing. I personally like this style [heartfelt]

It's great. I've read more than 200 chapters and I find it very interesting so far. I saw what they said was so poisonous. There is a buddy system. They say it is a shared system, and then they say it is a poisonous point. I don't understand why it is a poisonous point. In reality, do you have no friends at all? It is also said to be an abusive protagonist. I personally think that a 17-year-old boy grew up in a small village and is an indigenous protagonist. He has done very well. Those who say they abuse the master may have read too many brainless articles and have no brains at all. Maybe they feel they don't have a sense of agency. Or maybe they don't want to take over. I think it's good. You can read the specific content yourself. That's it. I'm full of aggression.

When I first read it, I thought it was a novel about system time travel. As the plot progresses, the protagonist encounters several events. I feel that my strength gradually increases, I use the system flexibly, and I gradually get to know my comrades. In the process, the author laid a lot of foreshadowings. At this time, I didn't feel it, I thought it was to suppress the demand for combat power, and a story cannot be so huge, and everything can be understood comprehensively. However, as the plot advances rapidly, the plot shrinks, including Lingyun Cave, Fire Qilin, and Yamen Mountain. After the plot, there is a tingling feeling, and the plot reverses very quickly! ! ! ! This is exactly the same as when we play aRPG! In order to pass the game, we skipped everything. As a result, the various characters in the game were deeply shaped, and their life's joys, sorrows and joys were all passed by us as spectators in God mode. After seeing the third chapter of Chapter 600, the protagonist is forced to break through the dimensional wall and come to the Dragon Gate Inn. All the foreshadowings are clearly displayed, you! Playing an ARPG! The sense of immersion is very scary! The protagonist enters the game personally and starts three episodes! Okay, let's get people to take action! It's so wonderful. What the author conveyed to us is very profound. It turns out that there are so many forgotten and ignored things in the games we play. These are not simple settings. The NPCs and game characters we call have their own lives, joys, sorrows, and joys. I remembered the plot of Lao Ma in Black Myth, and couldn't help but pull out the game, go through the plot again, have a good conversation with Lao Ma, and learn about his past experiences. Maybe when I was playing the game, a new world was generated outside the dimension, hahahaha. Unfortunately, the game is a game and the degree of freedom is too low. Many things cannot be changed. I am very, very, very looking forward to writing this book. Living King of Hell, you have to change the plot in the game and the fate of the characters in it! Break the dimensional barrier and sing to you! Jin Gehui! Break through those difficult feelings!

It's really well written, a real martial arts novel! A world of flesh and blood was created. A talented protagonist, not invincible, but very lovable. His personality is also very humane, and he really looks like a normal Jianghu person, not an arrogant pretender or a lunatic who can kill at a glance. In modern society, most online novels are too extreme, either invincible or counterattack, focusing on a momentary emotional outburst. But this one is different. It can really arouse people's emotions, but it's just right and peaceful, and it's a catchy one. Originally, Chinese martial arts was the typical background of role playing games. However, the A part of the novel is just average. It feels more like a Western-style RPG, focusing on character customization and narrative drive.

Good book, good book, good book! [The cunning fox is greedy for profit, the iron bear flees in haste, and the nine-class rat thief kills the golden eagle. The four swordsmen, fists and guns perform a good show in Lin'an together. The two heroines set foot in the world for the first time, and the one-armed man followed closely behind. The richest man in Lin'an, Lu Yuanwai, placed a heavy bet on Lu Zhang, the assassin of Dao, and returned to Liumen. That escort trip, which was no longer mentioned, became a secret in Lin'an City. When the secret is revealed, it will be another story. The rest is just so-so, and the tasks are yes, water,

Very nice! Surprisingly, so few people have found a treasure. Cheers, author!

From an ARPG perspective, if you have played Legend of Heroes, Legend of Heroes and other similar games, this will definitely suit your taste. It's better than anything you've ever played before. From a new perspective, you can experience the plot charm of an RPG martial arts game.

Overall, it cannot be called a flawless work, but it is definitely a martial arts novel worth reading. From the perspective of traditional martial arts novels, many things are too abrupt, some things are not consistent with common sense, and the protagonist grows extremely fast, which makes early events seem too childish. But as the title of this book says, this is a martial arts arpg game world, and the protagonist is just like a player controlled by the player. Only the understanding is filled with other characters who have not changed and are used to experience the complete Jianghu story. Each event is like opening a copy of the game, starting from the tiny grass snake and gray line, and swimming all the way up to the Yellow Dragon. The change in the protagonist's mentality is also well reflected in the first two events. The suddenness of the appearance of some characters is quite new if viewed from a game perspective, as if they were plot characters with a branch that has little to do with the main plot (however, the protagonist delayed in rescuing people for some molten iron, causing one of his young heroes to die with others. Although it is obviously a plot deliberately designed to get the system to accept him into the team, whether it is the crisis of the protagonist's image caused by doing some insignificant things while rescuing people or the sudden feeling caused by the inexplicable insertion of this loose plot in the tense plot, the gain of this plot outweighs the losses). A great advantage of this book is that the characters serve the plot rather than the plot serving the characters like some games. If the death of a character is reasonable and has a positive effect on the plot, the author will never waste the pen and ink he has used to describe this character. Most of the plot is like a mountain stream. It may be twists and turns, but it is absolutely logical and reasonable.

The novel is really well written and has a lot of flavor. It has the flavor of a reckless young man who ventures into the world and gradually grows up. The first chapter is surprising and very engaging. What follows is like a big conspiracy being revealed bit by bit. Overall, the writing is very good, the story is very integrated, and the characters are well created. What I like most is that there are no fools in the world (except for the protagonist). Starting from the second chapter, I felt that the sense of fate was too strong, which was a bit to my liking. I skipped to the end and read a few chapters, and found that there was some reincarnation behind the scenes, which actually connected with the previous chapters. It is an excellent work, and it is worth reading patiently. It is also suitable for listening as background music when busy with other things. If you miss something and don't hear it, it doesn't seem to have much impact.

How can I put it, the author feels it is very real. Writing a book is not a panacea, and minor bugs are normal and understandable. Many authors on Tomato either use routines to write books, and generally feel like a straight-up AI. However, although this author uses the arpg game framework, he has some ideas (although some of them specifically use the game to be a bit rigid), but it looks pretty good.

It's pretty good to watch, but the protagonist is quite lucky. The protagonist's halo may make the protagonist a bit silly, but normal people would be like that after time travel. It's still a bit of a screening of readers. After all, some people don't like to watch this kind of protagonist. The setting is quite interesting. I think the martial arts can be improved, such as the flying kicks in Kung Fu, the dog-fighting stick method, etc. Overall, it is quite good in Tomato.

So far, I have read novels with new themes. Personally, I feel that the writing is pretty good and the content is not very toxic. Very good novel. I personally recommend it to be worth watching. I hope there will be a good update. After all, there are still two episodes left and the first episode is not finished yet. It really makes people feel itchy.

The rhythm is okay. Some plots can be seen to have a slightly weaker control. It may be a foreshadowing. For example, the killing of Lieyang Hao. Subjectively, it seems a bit like the plot cannot be grasped and the plot is forced to go offline. If there are other plots to echo later, it will be slightly better. Because the protagonist not only has the template of a martial arts game protagonist, but also has the golden finger of max intelligence, sometimes I feel that my strength increases a little faster. As for some readers who say they abuse the protagonist, I don't think martial arts stories abuse the protagonist if they are slightly injured. The ultimate cool novel is boring. The character design is also good. There are not too many pure tool people who are too thin. The plot and characterization of each main character are very full, which is okay. In terms of the storyline, there is neither a mindless killing plot with Long Aotian, nor is there any deliberate delay in progress. There are some internal connections between different chapters, and they are not too disjointed, which is great. Overall, in the current Tomato environment, this book is worth reading.

It is indeed a good idea. It looks at the events that happened in the world from the perspective of arpg games. The system elements are useful and appropriate, the three views are correct, and the content promoted is more in line with the public's positive cognition. It is a relatively mature and good book worth savoring.

I didn't know how to rate it at first, but I've seen about 400 chapters so far. After looking at the number of chapters at the end, I realized there shouldn't be another "Second Chapter". Too many regrets make me unhappy. A martial arts martial arts was written as a mystery and detective, which reminded me of the martial arts game "Destiny Qi Yu". It's better to open your eyes and kill all the way through the second week of the game to make readers feel happy. I originally wanted to give it 4 stars, but after thinking about it, it is rare to find a novel of this caliber in Tomato, so there is no need to criticize others too harshly, so let's give it a five-star rating. The more you write, the worse it becomes. Unless it's a group portrait, readers need to feel immersed in the novel, and your title is about a person.

The beginning is good, and it has the flavor of ancient martial arts. From the perspective of the protagonist's young man's involvement in the world, it is quite well written. However, the shortcomings similar to the ancient Jianghu writing style are also inherited, that is, the logic of actions. I don't deny that sometimes it's because the social atmosphere has changed. More people like to read about ruthless people who kill whole families at every turn, rather than nosy young chivalrous people who like to fight against injustice. The protagonist of this book also seems a little too confident. After all, the underlying logic does not reveal that it is a complete game world, possessing immortality or understanding how he grows to be fearless. This kind of behavior without rationalization and sense of propriety will definitely make readers feel alienated. Moreover, I am a smoker myself, and I find it fun just to interact with it, but it is a little different when it comes to role-playing.

The setting and development of the story all have the feel of a game, especially the settlement screen at the end of each chapter, as if you are actually playing a game. I hope the protagonist can use more methods to improve the five dimensions and do some cool martial arts. There is just too little content. Come on, author, and update more!

Quite a good book! The protagonist enjoys grudges and grudges freely and freely. Looking forward to the second week of the show. First, give the waiter a slap. Then Lie Yanghao froze the lake when he jumped off the boat. Make a name for yourself as the best magician in Niujia Village!

It's pretty good. It's very similar to the game setting of Misty River Jianghu. Come on.

The atmosphere of the world is strong and the characters are vividly created. Readers who like Jingu should not miss it. The characters' actions and motivations in the book are real and the plot design is full of interesting interweaving of light and dark. Certain words and deeds of the protagonist may not satisfy everyone. For people who are too violent, nothing will suit them. Reading a book is not entirely immersive. Enjoying the story itself is also a very important part. I strongly recommend this book to readers who like Jianghu stories and anecdotes.

The overall rhythm is pretty good. The relatively rare chapter structure makes map cutting faster, but it doesn't pose a big problem. The performance of "Full Comprehension" is not very satisfactory. The word "Full" is still associated with too much. If it is set to the top level of Comprehension, it will be fine. The protagonist's understanding of becoming a master in half a year is actually not a problem at all. It is reasonable that a 1-point difference in attributes within 10 means that you cannot learn anything - you cannot usually jump two meters high, and this starting requirement requires you to be able to jump two and a half meters in the twelve-way tan kick. It is normal not to be able to learn it, and it has nothing to do with your understanding. No matter how smart people ask you to jump to two meters and three to kick your head with an empty arrow, you cannot optimize to jump one and a half meters to give a horse kick. This is not an action anymore. The overall rhythm is pretty good, keep up the good work

To be honest, the score is low. It is very interesting to watch. The plot is compact and exciting, well arranged and not brainless. The protagonist and supporting characters act logically, and the plot has twists and turns. The male protagonist is a bit dazed at first, but he will grow up later on. He has a strong sense of martial arts and martial arts games. The world view is a very classic martial arts setting. Definitely five points. The only problem is that the number of words is too small. Hurry up!