Two Thousand Years Hiding in the Martial World
苟在武侠世界两千年
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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So far in the previous part, I haven't seen the protagonist's idea of being a bully for the feudal emperor! Hope it continues. It's best not to support another feudal emperor later. [Those who grew up under the flying red flag, don't kneel down under the dragon flag in the feudal era] The structure is clear and the rhythm is relatively slow, suitable for a slow pace! The scenery of the green mountains is secluded, and the fields of the predecessors are harvested by the succeeding generations; Future generations will be happy to receive it, and there are still others to come. Today's red banner is spread out in the wind, and we do not pay homage to the previous dragon-patterned banner. If you think it doesn't look good, just comment on it yourself, don't go under others and make fun of it!
The protagonist is like a pretentious mouse [smile] The development of the plot is that the protagonist does not let the female disciple teach the Dharma. The female disciple sees that others are pitiful and starts teaching it. The person who teaches it sees that others are pitiful and continues to teach. Slowly, everyone in the world knows it... Then the protagonist looks at it and thinks, oh, it doesn't matter, just continue to be a mouse...
The martial arts ancestor type is okay. The poisonous point is that the young apprentice teaches the skills without permission. It would be much better if the protagonist allows it.
It is a poisonous point for female disciples to teach martial arts without authorization. The coming era of martial arts will most likely sew up Jin Yong Gulong. The protagonist can withstand thousands of arrows and defeat thousands of armies with his sword. It is not an exaggeration to say that he is an immortal, but he really should not be defeated by Zhongnan Mountain.
There are many people who practice in the mountains without being involved in the world. Most of them are those who pursue longevity and long-term vision. They live in seclusion in the court. For example, Lao Tzu, after practicing Taoism for many years in the court, left five thousand words of Taoism in the world and drifted away. He expounded the truth he saw after gaining Taoism to the world in the five thousand mantras of the universe of the Tao Te Ching, and became a member of the Chinese divine civilization. Emperor Xuanyuan, the first ancestor of humanities, once worshiped Guangchengzi as his teacher. He practiced cultivation until he was one hundred and twenty years old and ascended to heaven on the yellow sun. His teacher was a Taoist on the earth. He had supernatural powers and could live for thousands of years, but he did not enter the world. There were many such Taoists, but they were not known to the world.
Slowly and gradually, the rhythm is very good, a good food book
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Not Shuangli, there are no enemies, and he is also a guest of immortality. He is afraid of this and timid of that. He is both a world and an individual. In the end, he does not care about anything, and his eternal life is in vain.
You have to read the book to the end. Maybe the part where the female disciple goes out to teach the martial arts randomly is a bit awkward, but when you read it to the end, this may be considered a foreshadowing. Immortals are most afraid of loneliness. In the last few pictures, I saw a loneliness that is not found in many immortality novels. He tried to struggle, but it seemed like he was still trapped in this world. This is not a pure hopeless loneliness, but a struggle with a little hope