Reborn across the ages, only to become Yang Kang?!
He will no longer be the little prince who accepted his enemy as his father and met a tragic end!
With a modern soul in command of his body and the dual gifts of [Martial Arts Prodigy] and [Grandmaster's Perspective], he vows to defy fate and turn this martial arts world upside down!
The Nine Yin Manual, the Nine Yang Manual, the Yi Jin Jing? They're all playthings in his hands. He'll master them all and forge his own path to invincibility!
Huang Rong, Xiaolongnu, Zhao Min, Ren Yingying... Which of these beauties of the martial world will win his heart? Just watch what this prince can do!
The Great Song, Great Jin, and Mongols are locked in a struggle for the realm? In this chaotic age, he will compose poetry on horseback and seize the throne.
Yet shadows lurking beneath the martial world and the imperial court begin to emerge, their schemes far more far-reaching than anyone could imagine...
Will he be crushed by the torrent as a pawn, or will he take control of his own fate and that of the world?
The pacing of the plot is good, mainly because there are finally normal people. There are no female protagonists who throw themselves into each other's arms as soon as they appear. As soon as the domineering spirit is unleashed, the master throws his magic power and the younger brother throws himself at him. Such a magical plot.
It's a good read. It's the only martial arts novel I've read in recent years. The protagonist has an online IQ, a strong desire to survive, and a lot of resourcefulness. Unlike some novels where the heroines are given away randomly, there is serious homogeneity, and the villains are brainless. The protagonist will only follow the plot. Come on, author, I'm optimistic about you.
It's pretty good, but the protagonist's martial arts configuration is not very strong. Most importantly, there are too few books. It will take a long time to read.
Authentic, not to mention that the character positioning is broken, the characters are portrayed in detail, and their IQs are online, and the plot design is also good. I give it five stars to encourage you.
It's not bad, but suddenly the shooting of the eagle turned to Yitian, which made me a little confused. After all, I thought it was pure shooting, but I didn't expect it to be mixed martial arts.