Comprehensive Martial Arts: Changhong Sword Master, Xiangyi Taijian

I think it's pretty good. Nowadays, the protagonists set in many martial arts novels no longer seem chivalrous to me. They are more integrated with the indifference and selfishness of modern people. In fact, I am also such a person, but I still hope to see more heart-warming plots of love and justice in the novels. Remember that the great chivalrous person serves the country and the people. Even if you can't stick to it all the time, please be a true hero with love and righteousness. But we already have Rainbow Cat and Changhong, so how can we not have a confidante like Blue Rabbit [laughing]

When Xiangyi Taijian's clear sword spirit collides with Changhong Sword Master's blazing edge, "Zongwu: Changhong Sword Master, Xiangyi Taijian" outlines a long martial arts scroll that combines inheritance and innovation on the grand canvas of the Kyushu Continent. This work is based on the bond between master and apprentice. In a world of mixed martial arts where various countries are intertwined and good and evil are intertwined, this work gives the classic martial arts IP a new vitality. The most touching thing in the book is the dual inheritance of martial arts and spirituality. As a disciple of Li Xiangyi, the protagonist Li Yuanhai not only inherited Xiangyi Taijian's unique skills such as "The Moon Sets in the West Sea" and "Wandering Dragon Steps on the Snow", but also mastered the Yangzhou Mannei Kung Fu to such perfection that he was able to compete with his master at the age of ten. The setting of his natural martial arts not only highlighted the heroic spirit of the young man, but also paved the way for subsequent growth. As for Li Xiangyi, who went from being the best in the arena to being anonymous, Li Lianhua, his change of state of mind was delicately displayed through the interaction between master and apprentice. The phrase "As long as your master is here, nothing will happen" not only hides the responsibility of the predecessor, but also implies the expectation of inheritance, achieving a subtle balance between feelings and new ideas. In terms of constructing the world view of Zongwu, the work shows a broad pattern. The setting of the six kingdoms of Qin, Tang, Song, Yuan and Ming connects the rivers and lakes forces and court disputes in different eras. The confrontation at Guangmingding, the encounter with the Emei Sect, and the undercurrent of the Golden Yuan Alliance allow multiple martial arts systems such as Nine Yang Magic and the Great Shift of the Universe to collide and blend here. The author's depiction of the martial arts scenes is very visual. The smoke disappears when the sword energy collides, and the whirling steps move swiftly. It not only restores the "vigorous and endless infinite sword power" of the Xiangyi Taijian, but also incorporates the awe-inspiring righteousness of the Changhong Sword Master, making every duel both visual impact and martial arts heritage. What's even more rare is that the work always adheres to the core of chivalry in the narrative of pleasure and hatred. Li Yuanhai has the impulsiveness and passion of a young man, who bluntly "tear off his hypocritical face" when facing a young person; he also has the benevolence inherited from his master, and he sticks to his original intention of helping those in danger and those in need amidst the turmoil in the world. The old enemy friendship between Li Xiangyi and Di Feisheng and the past entanglement with Qiao Wansheng were reinterpreted in the context of mixed martial arts, which not only awakened the emotional memories of fans of the original work, but also gave the story a new interpretation dimension through the perspective of new characters. For readers who love mixed martial arts themes and classic martial arts, this work is undoubtedly a feast. It not only has the legendary heritage of Xiangyi Taijian, but also has the fresh vitality of Changhong Sword Master; it not only depicts the heroism of the sword and sword, but also writes the tender moment of master and apprentice. When Li Yuanhai held the red and white sword and galloped across Kyushu, we saw not only the growth path of a young swordsman, but also the eternal continuation of the martial arts spirit in the world of mixed martial arts.

When my wife took me to watch the TV series, I thought it was good. The most regretful thing at that time was that Li Lianhua did not appear in the finale. I felt it was a pity. Now I think the fanfic you wrote is good, and I hope it can stay like this and not deviate from it.

It's wonderful. I hope there will only be two female leads and not a large harem.