The Netherworld Puppets: A Martial World Calamity

[Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post] The cold and beautiful sword fairy Li Qingyao, cold on the outside and hot on the inside, cute contrast, can melt ice for love

The core of the World-Destroying Puppet is actually the heroine's ancestral jade pendant. She reluctantly breaks the jade pendant to end the catastrophe. This righteousness of sacrificing for the common people directly raises her character's height. To end the catastrophe, this great righteousness of sacrificing for the common people directly raises the character's height. The core of the World-Destroying Puppet is actually the heroine's ancestral jade pendant. She reluctantly breaks the jade pendant to end the catastrophe. This great righteousness of sacrificing for the common people directly raises the character's height. The core of the World-Destroying Puppet is actually the heroine's ancestral jade pendant. She reluctantly breaks the jade pendant to end the catastrophe. This great righteousness of sacrificing for the common people directly raises the character's height.

The ancient forbidden art "puppetry" is used as a lead to weave a treacherous martial arts catastrophe. It breaks out of the traditional martial arts stereotypes and perfectly blends suspense and conspiracy with chivalry and bravery. It is a hearty read. Undercurrents are surging in the world, and Master Xuanji accidentally acquires the ancient forbidden technique, which can control the dead as soldiers, but he unintentionally becomes someone else's pawn. The emperor's nephew Yongyan, hiding in hiding due to his father's hatred, founded the Bagua Sect under an alias, instigating internal fighting among the six sects, and plotting to kill the emperor and usurp the throne. Bai Wuchen, a knight-errant with excellent medical skills and martial arts skills, stepped into the whirlpool to solve Emei malaria. Side by side with Li Qingyao, a cold and arrogant Emei disciple, they gradually uncovered the puppet conspiracy behind the epidemic. The most eye-catching thing is the collision between the ingenuity of the puppet setting and the disputes in the martial arts world. The puppet army built by Xuan Tie and fearless of death, and the thrilling showdown with the masters of the martial arts and martial arts, complete the thrilling feeling of "the most terrifying enemy is the dead". The characters are vividly created, with Bai Wuchen's benevolence and chivalry, Li Qingyao's tenacity and growth, and Yongyan's ruthlessness and forbearance all vividly displayed on the page. The plot has a tight rhythm, and the plots advance layer by layer, from the struggle for forbidden magic to the secrets of the witch clan, from the internal fighting among the sects to the crisis of the family and the country, and there are constant reversals. The author uses a puppet as a metaphor to metaphorize the manipulation and struggle of people's hearts, which not only makes martial arts feel refreshing, but also adds a bit of thinking about human nature. Although some of the twists are slightly abrupt, the flaws are outweighed by its flaws. It is not only an enjoyable martial arts novel about gratification and revenge, but also a battle about justice and conspiracy. Readers who like puppet themes and martial arts disputes will definitely be immersed in this chivalrous song in troubled times.

My reflections on the "internal force determinism" of traditional martial arts. When re-reading "Dragon", Duan Yu's Six Meridians Divine Sword suddenly made me have a subversive association: If the so-called "defying objects from a distance" is essentially puppet control, what will happen if martial arts is combined with Cthulhu-style mind control? This idea gave birth to two core characters: Bai Wuchen, who "breaks puppets with medicine", and Li Qingyao, who is "blood of the witch clan". I deliberately broke the "dualism of good and evil" and created the most satisfying villain Yong Yan. I would especially like to thank my friend who is a Chinese medicine practitioner. The "meridian manipulation" theory he provided gave the puppet ban technique a medical basis. For example, the famous scene in which Bai Wuchen pricks a hole with a silver needle to block the action of a puppet. This creative experience of interweaving reality and reality is the most fascinating part of martial arts literature. Whether it was Yongyan's obsession with imperial power, the sectarian opinions of various martial arts factions, or even Li Qingyao's original "black and white" values, they were eventually reconstructed under the shadow of the Nether Puppet. Perhaps as readers said in the book review area: "This is not a martial arts, it is clearly a mirror looking into a demon."

The undercurrents of the prosperous age of Qianlong are surging, the rivers, lakes and courts are narrated in two lines, and the pattern is grand [laughing][laughing]

The setting of the Nether Puppet Master is so touching! The male protagonist starts with a blood feud, and relies on the ancestral puppet technique to wipe out all his enemies. The famous scene of controlling the puppet with his fingertips directly brings out the martial arts feeling, hahahahahaha 😄

The puppet army appears in the world, the martial arts catastrophe comes, and the sense of oppression comes [laughing]

The identity of Emperor Yongyan's nephew is revealed, his revenge plan is far-reaching, and the villain's IQ is online

Miaojiang dungeon is open! The witchcraft is treacherous, the caves are murderous, and the sense of adventure is full of them.

The ancient puppet master and the medical fairy were lovers. The male protagonist and the female protagonist reenacted this fate. The setting of destiny makes the love line more fateful and romantic, making it twice as enjoyable.