Traveling through time as Zhang Wuji, he possesses the full version of the Nine Suns Magic Skill at the beginning. He thought that he had the Ming Cult Master's script in his hand, that he would dominate the world and win over Zhou Zhiruo.
Unexpectedly, by a twist of fate, he became the leader of the Emei Sect and the most outrageous "male leader" in the whole martial arts world. He was obsessed with Zhou Zhiruo, but his luck could not stop him. He won the hearts of more than a dozen beauties along the way. He was obsessed with practicing martial arts. Kun moved around, but never had the opportunity to see her. Instead, he accidentally developed a peerless magical skill that far exceeded his power. He never had the ambition to dominate the world or ascend the throne as emperor, but only wanted to live a stable life. However, he went round and round, and was finally trapped by the tenderness of the palace. He was deeply trapped in the land of gentleness and could never get out.
While other people's lives went as planned, his life went astray, and he became the most outrageous and enviable legend in the world of Yitian.
Reader comments
I have found Xie Xun here and would like to share my opinion.
This Zhang Wuji is more like Jin Yong Zhang Wuji who has eaten up modern memory.
In the novel, the protagonist has been betrayed by women many times. This is definitely considered a bit toxic in today's books, but I think it is acceptable. It is considered to be the implementation of Yin Susu's wise words.
There is a poisonous point about LV, but I don't think it counts. The Zhu at the beginning was originally someone else's, and the protagonist is actually more like overpowering someone else. There is no more later. Yang Buhui has been tied up for so long and the results are not lost. From this, it can be seen that the author is trying to avoid this problem.
It's a pity that there are obvious AI writing styles in some places (that is, the kind that has a lot of rhetoric and makes you feel uncomfortable when listening to the book. It is most likely AI)
The good points are that the writing is really unflattering, and the plot is really unexpected.
In summary, it is still worth watching, Zhang Wuji's Story of Picking Up Girls.
Strive for a plot that is different from the original work
Not bad, not bad. Although it is not a cool article, these changes also let people know that Yitian is familiar with how the plot will develop if there is an accident [laughter]
I have found Xie Xun here and would like to share my opinion. This Zhang Wuji is more like Jin Yong Zhang Wuji who has eaten up modern memory. In the novel, the protagonist has been betrayed by women many times. This is definitely considered a bit toxic in today's books, but I think it is acceptable. It is considered to be the implementation of Yin Susu's wise words. There is a poisonous point about LV, but I don't think it counts. The Zhu at the beginning was originally someone else's, and the protagonist is actually more like overpowering someone else. There is no more later. Yang Buhui has been tied up for so long and the results are not lost. From this, it can be seen that the author is trying to avoid this problem. It's a pity that there are obvious AI writing styles in some places (that is, the kind that has a lot of rhetoric and makes you feel uncomfortable when listening to the book. It is most likely AI) The good points are that the writing is really unflattering, and the plot is really unexpected. In summary, it is still worth watching, Zhang Wuji's Story of Picking Up Girls.
Strive for a plot that is different from the original work
Not bad, not bad. Although it is not a cool article, these changes also let people know that Yitian is familiar with how the plot will develop if there is an accident [laughter]