Jin Yong's Crazy Multiverse

I originally thought that the five-star review in it was nonsense, but after staying up late to watch the knight-errant chapter, I found that it was really good-looking, and the adaptation was quite logical (i. E., The vulture chapter was relatively poor), so I give it five stars. I think I got into martial arts in 2009, majoring in the Jin and Ancient series. I occasionally watched Wen, Liang and Huang San (Huang Yi read the most, this master has a really big imagination, and also has modern fantasy adventure novels). I also grew up watching the peak of inland martial arts movies on TV. Although few people have read this book, it ranks among the best among martial arts fandoms on various websites. After all, martial arts fandoms are becoming more and more niche. Many readers have not even read the corrected version of the original novel [face covering], and they all rely on movies and TV shows to get their impressions. The author is quite capable and well-rounded, and he is a fan of Jin Yong. After all, Jin Yong's book can basically be continued with a timeline or even a story line after it is revised into the final draft and released, making it more comfortable to write. When Gu Long was alive, his novels were published and his left brain often attacked his right brain (he drank too much or was busy writing manuscripts). The collection of works he died young was compiled and corrected by his friends. The classics are classics, but the logic and order are often inconsistent. They are purely a person of one generation in ten years, and a legendary history in twenty years. Most of the series are not connected to each other.

War Marshal Guo Jing and War Marshal's wife Hua Zheng are world-famous [Note] (Guo Jing's story is very well written, and his writing style and character design are at the top level among Tomato novels. The character design is not OOC, and there is no harem like Guo Jing in other novels who does not fit his character profile.)

I've only finished watching the vulture shooting part so far, which is pretty good. The overall pace is fast. The length of the chapter should have been mentioned in the outline. The battle with Hong Qigong should be based on the Yiyang Finger. The author did not write it down, so he probably forgot it.

The writing is very good. The world of martial arts will never disappear. People will continue to write new chapters. It seems that I can see the world of martial arts again. The martial arts will last forever.

The author is productive, the author is productive, the author is productive! ! ! Still a god, struck gold

🐄 A rare masterpiece among fans

Let me see a different kind of shooting vulture

Wow, it's hard to find an online novel with such a strong martial arts flavor.

Pretty good, very real

Very good, very comfortable to watch Really good writing

Does anyone know why it peaks?

It's well written, but the changes are too big.

The writing is logical and self-consistent, a very good book

Very interesting and pretty. If the author can write about Tian Long Ba Bu, he hopes to change Qiao Feng's ending.

It's a very nice book. The big concept and plot are arranged, and the small details are great. Starting from the meeting at Guohuang Inn, a historical bifurcation point, it tells you about another parallel universe. It's wonderful.

It's good to read, because the introduction and the Jingrong CP were almost missed by such a fanfic with such a big and reasonable imagination. It's a pity that the author stopped updating