Martial Arts************

Martial arts celestial drama! This is my first time watching this type. Good.

It's quite interesting. The martial arts characters are all very realistic, which is nice. As a host, the author's explanation contains a lot of personal understanding, which is not neutral enough. But overall it's okay, and he didn't go out of his way to be black for the sake of being black. Great author, Chapter 128 is really awkward to read, your butt is sitting too crookedly, you'd better stop talking about relationships. Many excellent women are strong, I don't think it's a shortcoming. By the way, let me introduce the bet Lin Chaoying made: if I lose, I will kill myself on the spot and never see each other again in this life; if she wins, Wang Chongyang has two choices: either give her the tomb of the living dead and obey her instructions for the rest of his life, or become a Taoist priest and build a temple in Zhongnan Mountain. This is the original work, not forcing Wang Chongyang to marry her, this is a magical modification of the novel. Don't keep talking about little fairies. It's annoying to read. I don't deny that there are many modern women who fit the derogatory term "little fairy". They are unreasonable and make troubles. There are almost no women in ancient backgrounds who meet the conditions of little fairies because their status is too low, even women in martial arts backgrounds.

It's good-looking. It's not like other live broadcasts. When you see the hero, you will be licked, and when you see the villain, you will be brainless or brainwashed. Sometimes I feel that there are some things that are different from what everyone understands, but the author has never really hammered it down. I can only say that there are a thousand Hamlets in the eyes of a thousand readers. In fact, there are things that various protagonists do that are very disappointing, such as Lu Xiaofeng, the part where he let Gongsun go. It's particularly disgusting. Who is Mrs. Gongsun? She dresses up as an old man and goes out on the street to sell poisonous chestnuts and kill random people on a full moon night. Just because she wants to kill people on a full moon night, and the people who buy her chestnuts are basically pitiful to an old man. She works hard at night and goes out to sell chestnuts to make money. I can only say that it's good that Ye Gucheng finally took action and put an end to this thing.

It's really interesting. It's the first time I've read so much analysis on a martial arts review. Unlike other inventories of martial arts figures and so on, which are very cliched. Fun

Is this the Shaolin Temple in the real world that has been completely destroyed?

In fact, it's okay, I can read it, and the writing is not bad, but many of the reviews are quite subjective, and some of them I don't agree with. I have basically read the original novels by Jin Yong, because this novel itself is a review by the male protagonist, which is very subjective. Some plots will naturally have different opinions from the reviews... There are also some parts where the male protagonist reviews women. Basically, they are women who comment from a male perspective. This is a very typical idea of ​​​​male writing. Anyway, male writing is a common problem... Besides, the book is also written by a male author. Men probably understand men better... That's it, record it...

I've been chasing [face covering] It's obviously very good-looking, but the latest chapter was suddenly taken off the shelves just as I thought about it.

It's very good, very novel and interesting. Come on, the author. Try to be objective. After all, this is a type of Tianmuwen. Just like the history of live broadcasts, we need to be as objective as possible.

The writing is good. The reactions of the characters in the martial arts are in line with the characters, and there is no delay. The rhythm is well controlled. It does not feel like it is repeating the contents of the martial arts novels, and it does not make people feel that the characters in the martial arts give feedback with too many words and actions. The only two dissatisfaction points are: 1. There are only about 60 chapters which are not enough to read; 2. The Guo Xiang written by the author is not the Guo Xiang I understand. In my opinion, Guo Fu is not dead, and should be with Yang Guo, because Guo Xiang hates this sister who is actually very good to her, and Du Wei only breaks her guard against her real sister-in-law.

Let me talk about the result first, it looks great. However, this book is a little different from other books. It is more like the author's reading notes, or the author's in-depth research summary of various novels, and the mutual resonance between the author's summary and your experience of reading the original work. To be able to read the beauty of this book, the threshold is still quite high. At least you must have a very deep understanding of various novels, animations and film and television works that were popular in the past or today, especially the novels of Jin Guliangwen. Basically, you have to read it through to understand the beauty of this book, and to appreciate the author's research and understanding of the plot behind the novel, as well as his comments on the various characters in the book. For the most basic introduction, you need to know which works the various characters mentioned in the book are from? What is the basic storyline? Even if you have not read the original work, you should still have some impression in your mind, otherwise there will be little point in reading this book.

Well written. But because it's based on other novels. There will definitely be differences in the answers to the characters. To some extent, it will also limit the scope of the readership. Of course, everyone has different opinions. I hope the author can accept different opinions and treat readers. 4 Stars because if it is subjective, there will inevitably be characters and opinions that I don't agree with. But if the subject matter is novel, it can be read fluently and it can be self-explanatory, it is a good article.

It's good-looking. It's not like other live broadcasts where you'll be licked when you see the protagonist, the hero, and you won't be brainless or brainwashed when you see the villain. Sometimes I feel that there are some things that are different from what everyone understands, but the author has never really hammered it down. I can only say that there are a thousand Hamlets in the eyes of a thousand readers.

I finally found a decent mixed martial arts live broadcast book, but I didn't read it for two or three days and then it was taken off the shelf, [crazy]

Very good, like it! Like! Urgent update! Urgent update! In addition, if there is a martial arts world of the five major series of Jin, Gu, Wen, Liang, and Huang, how come the Rainbow Cat and the Blue Rabbit are also here? The world of animation feels a bit out of place.

I personally recommend this martial arts novel Tianmu Wen to "old readers" who have at least read it carefully and the original triptych version of Jin Yong's novel. I think the author's views here are relatively objective and fair. (Although the writing is not detailed enough, I am afraid that many readers will say "water" if it is written in detail.) [Thinking] But for readers who have only watched movies and TV series that were significantly revised and not very consistent with the original work, and readers who later Jin Yong kept changing the version, they will preconceptions that the author of this book is beautifying the characters, such as Miejie Shitai, Yue Buqun... Or that he has vilified the male and female roles played by handsome celebrities and beauties. 😄

Can't you win the Easter match? [Crying]

It looks good and the reviews are fair. Especially the analysis of Linghu Chong and Lin Pingzhi, Xiao Linzi is really a beautiful, miserable and weak little man. Looking forward to the next plot.

A comprehensive martial arts live broadcast, the content is relatively divergent, but the characters are not OOC and look good.

I happened to read it accidentally when I was in a book shortage, and when I saw the score of 6.8, I wanted to leave it, but after reading the introduction, I decided to just come in and read a couple of chapters. Anyway, I couldn't lose more than a few minutes. Then... I couldn't get out after I came in [face covering] Two minutes turned into two days and one night, all the way to catch up on the latest updates. To be honest, this book is quite novel, although the protagonist does not show his face from beginning to end and has little sense of existence. However, it was good to watch, and I saw a lot of different concerns that I had when watching dramas and novels before. And there is no nonsense or boring plot. Every chapter has something to look forward to, which is good. That's right, the number of words is too few and it's not enough to read. The author should update it quickly and wait for the rest. Also, what's going on with this rating? This book is really well written, and there's no way it could get such a low score. I almost missed it. I give it a five-star review, and cheers for the author.

First of all, I personally like the author's second creation. See the latest in one go. 2. The characters you choose are familiar and can be read easily; but I always feel that it is not enjoyable enough. Here are some suggestions: 1. Be more aggressive when praising people (for example, Zhang Zhenren's demon slut is more three-dimensional, capable and temperamental, although the author praises it well. It's a bit cool but not exciting enough) 2. The derogation is not round enough (not to mention the double-standard characters, when talking about those characters with dirty inner calculations, they must list their toying with human nature and character flaws, and they are step-by-step. The audience in the book should be disgusted, despised and finally afraid of them) All in all, the author tried his best to make the book exciting. Let me make a digression: Don't pay too much attention to evaluations. The difference between our comments and your writing of a book is not too big. It means exporting your own opinions and attitudes. If you want to export, export it vigorously. Why is there no first place in liberal arts? It's because all competitions in the liberal arts are voting games. What we can see basically determines whether we can see the voting results of that group of people, and there is no absolute correctness. Let's encourage each other, I love your book!

Interesting, so interesting. Ha ha. Watching mesmerized. I love this kind of revealing drama. Still keep revealing. Not sloppy at all. The main storyline has a lot of words. It's really fun to watch. Unlike other novels, a paragraph is just a few chapters of hydrology, and a passer-by talks about a few chapters. This is good. I hope it doesn't go astray later. Different hydrology

I have read a lot of Tianmu Wen. This is the first time I saw the Tianmu Wen of Zongwu Xia. It has covered so many worlds and tied it in one breath. I haven't seen any surprises yet. It's very interesting. Some of the points I just passed by in my childhood without thinking about them carefully. The author has written them down, and other people's reactions are quite interesting. The fun-loving people are ecstatic, hahahahaha. I highly recommend it. Boss, please update it soon. It's not enough.

The writing is good and fascinating. It's like being in the sky in front of you. The sky is cast, and you feel like you are also a person in the play. Why did it suddenly go offline on May 19th?

There is no cookie-cutter pretense. The author analyzes the plot according to the plot of the original novel. The reactions of the characters in the original book are also very interesting and not brainless.

It's good. What I want is this kind of comment outside the story, not some kind of mixed martial arts, pretending to be behind the scenes, and pretending to be different in front of the female characters.

I don't quite understand that the book's rating is a bit low. The author's writing is really good, unlike other books that just brag for the sake of bragging. Zhang Cuishan's analysis of suicide is very good. I originally wanted to run away after seeing Master Miejie "cleaning the ground", but after reading it, I found that the author convinced me. Master Miejie is not a bad person, nor is he a good person in the traditional sense. He has his own view of good and evil, right and wrong.

I feel very good when I read this from the beginning. I rarely give four stars here, usually three and two stars. As for why it is not five stars, the recent plot is a bit dull. I hope the author can write better.

It's a pity that it's rare to see a comprehensive martial arts show that's to your liking.

The opening review of Zhang Cuishan's death took me a long time to talk about other things. Not to mention everything is related. I watched it for a long time but didn't see what I wanted to see. It's really interesting.

It's a very nice cyclorama. The only drawback is that there are too few. Shaolin is really miserable. No matter who you talk about, you will always step on them [laughing and crying]