Space-Time Navigation: Zhang Cuishan Became Guo Xiang’s Senior Brother?

I actually like your idea, but judging from the plot of Yitian, the author has never read the book, and he probably doesn't even understand which version of the TV series he wrote. I hope the author can clarify a little bit. Among the three Shaolin brothers, the one who uses the dragon claw hand to bully the ignorant is Kongxing, and the one who keeps coming up with weird ideas and giving orders is Kong Zhi, the person with the highest internal power who has been deceived is Abbot Kong Wen, and the minimum limit of these three is the master of the Four Kings of the Ming Cult, which is far beyond what Asan can touch. Asan even led a group of people to attack Yin Liting, and he majored in foreign martial arts. In the original book, when fighting with others, several of their slaves would be given medicine first and then beaten. In the second picture, only Shaolin Kunlun Kongtong went to the 100th birthday of Sanfeng, but Huashan did not go. Emei and Liang did not want to help, so they lined up a few disciples to celebrate the birthday. Master Miejie was simply vilified by movies and TV shows. Not only did she have strong fighting power, but her mental integrity was always online, and her diplomatic skills were excellent The third thing is that there is no need to vilify the original characters. Although their character is not good, none of the six major factions in the anti-Yuan movement is afraid of death. Except for Cheng Kun, the others include Xihuazi, Ding Minjun, Mr. Tieqin, Kongtong, Five Elders, Song Qingshu, and none of them is a coward.

It's hard to see a protagonist who doesn't rely entirely on the power of the system to achieve redemption. The character of the protagonist Chen Chen is also interesting. In the beginning, he was just an ordinary wage earner who wanted to survive, but he also had his own bottom line. It was also interesting to have characters from various timelines intermingle. In addition to Chen Chen, the "heroes" in each timeline are also protagonists. Chen Chen serves as a bridge to allow the "heroes" to cross various timelines and end the original tragedy in the work (of course, he also caused a lot of trouble, haha). The main characters in the original martial arts novels still stick to the original designs, and some of the supporting cast have had their characters modified for dramatic conflicts. It's understandable, but I personally think that even if it's just a supporting role, the protagonist is actually a living person when he enters the work. The kind of character design that is simply modified to create conflicts will still be a bit uncomfortable. He Taichong is originally a multi-faceted person, bad or bad, but in a big sense It's not a loss, but in the Wudang Mountain section, if a villain is "needed" to come out and take refuge, if he is directly labeled as a villain with a purely negative image, what is the difference between the bunch of people in Chen Chen's company who use all non-protagonists as tools to promote the plot? But something like Mo Shenggu, which does not violate the logic of the original characters but adds some secondary settings to make the characters more vivid, is great. I like it very much. The work is generally very interesting. The above are just my feelings and suggestions as a reader. I hope the author can keep the pace of writing. Five stars for Lala rating

Nice! The protagonist is a fun-loving person, but I like the other characters very much, and the author's divergence is also very good. Zhang Cuishan's chivalry, Mo Shenggu's poisonous tongue, and Yang Guo's ruthlessness are all portrayed particularly well. I hope the author will update soon, don't take a break! Who can read four chapters in one day! If the foreigner next door saw it and thought I was looking down on it, here are four more chapters for the people in the comment area, four chapters per person!

No spoilers here. Just put this novel into one category. More than ten years ago, "The First Chaos in History" made Zhang Xiaohua's name famous in the Internet literary world, but few followed suit. This is simply because group comedies or epilepsy dramas have too high requirements on screenwriters, and it is difficult to write well like real-life reasoning. It is easy to draw a tiger but not a dog. This book should actually be called "Dragon + Trilogy: Chaos". The idea or inspiration is now: There are many people who write about martial arts, and there are also many people who write about time travel, but not many people look for laughter in the two backgrounds of martial arts and time travel.

Evaluation of the classical Chinese version Five-star recommendation! This article about traveling through rivers and lakes is truly a masterpiece! The author is well versed in the art of martial arts. He not only follows the style of the original work, but also expands the artistic conception of the new chapter. The writing is quaint and sophisticated, reflecting the chivalrous charm of Mr. Jin Yong; the plot is ups and downs, and the ideas are novel but logical. I read it so heartily that I couldn't sleep at night, as if I was in the rivers and lakes, traveling with the knights. It is truly a treasure for martial arts fans, and I am willing to spread the word so that everyone can enjoy this unique and wonderful article!

It ranks among the top five martial arts fics I've read, and it seems to rank among the top three. The logic is fine, the writing is fine, and the sentences are fluent. There is no nonsense when the characters speak.

I decided to shamelessly give myself five stars.

The language is humorous, the plot is unstructured, and the images are vivid and vivid. Even I, an old bookworm, was attracted. Can't stop. Open Tomato as a habit, browse the bookshelf as a habit, and read this book as a habit. I was shocked to realize that this book is already finished...

This is the first book I have read completely this year. I give it five stars. The structure and language of this book are excellent, and it is among the best novels on the Tomato platform. In my opinion, this book can reach 8.5 Points.

Okay, it's not a joke, it's really ups and downs [laughter]