Lord of the Mortal World in Tianlong

This is a fantasy novel with a time-travel theme. It is really well written and cleverly conceived. The plot has twists and turns and ups and downs, making readers unable to put it down while reading. The beginning of the novel is full of suspense. The male protagonist Wang Chen was walking in the park and suddenly lost consciousness. A sharp cry pierced his ears, and he felt like his head was big. Not to mention who the baby in my arms is, I don't even know who I am now. Somehow, his feet have appeared in the Shaolin Temple... The author has good literary skills, the language is fluent and popular, and the descriptions are delicate and in place. It is worth reading and recommending, five-star praise! This novel is really well written and worth reading!

This refreshing Jin Yong fan article really understands readers! The protagonist traveled through time and became Qiao Feng's senior brother Huilun. He immediately unlocked the "Yi Jin Jing" and "Shen Foot Sutra" at the beginning, and even hugged the lap of the sweeping monk. The buffs were stacked and the feeling of pleasure was immediately filled. The author made up for all the regrets of the original work: saving Su Shi, performing extraordinary feats, destroying the Jin Kingdom, and Jingkang Shai simply did not exist; he accepted Xu Zhu as his apprentice and Duan Yanqing as his subordinate; he also married Ruan Xingzhu and Li Qingluo, inherited the Xiaoyao Sect, and was seized by all the powerful forces in the world. What's even more amazing is the upgrade line from a small shrimp in the world to the co-owner of the world. The pace is refreshing and not procrastinating. From the Shaolin vegetable field to the Xingqing Prince's Palace, and then to the expansion of the territory, the whole process is easy to win. Watching it is exciting and decompressing. Don't miss it if you like Tianlong fan fiction!

"The Lord of Heavenly Dragons" is an excellent work by a fan of Heavenly Dragons with great imagination. The protagonist travels through time and becomes Qiao Feng's brother Hui Lun. He breaks away from the grudges and grievances of traditional martial arts novels and embarks on a dual track of "martial arts + tactics" to create a refreshing novel. At the beginning, he unlocks the heaven-defying combination of the Yi Jin Jing and the Shen and Foot Jing. With the mountain of Sweeping Monk at his back, it has both the familiar feelings of Jin Yong's martial arts and the fresh excitement of the original plot. The most rare thing is that the author did not limit himself to fighting in the rivers and lakes, but let the protagonist join the army, expand the territory, save Su Shi from danger, defeat powerful enemies at the border, and try to rewrite the historical tragedy of Jingkang's shame. From a young monk in Shaolin to a man of power, the rivers and lakes and temples advance side by side. The plot is intensive and fast-paced. It can be called a unique and innovative work among Tianlong fans.

"Dragon Dust Lord" is based on the classic Tianlong world, but breaks out of the traditional martial arts stereotypes and embarks on an innovative path of "martial arts + family and country". The protagonist Hui Lun is a sect member of Qiao Feng. He possesses the unique knowledge of two classics but is not trapped in the grievances of the world. He resolutely chooses to join the frontier and protect the country with force. The most moving part of the novel is the leap in structure - from personal grievances to national justice. The setting of "rescuing Su Shi from danger and defeating powerful enemies at the border" gives the grand narrative of "avoiding the Jingkang tragedy" a fulcrum. The design of Shuangdian is restrained and precise: Shaolin heritage is the foundation, Jianghu machinations are supplemented, battlefield achievements are the main focus, and the rhythm is relaxed and moderate. In the length of 510,000 words, there is both Jin Yong's martial arts style and the feelings of family and country that travel through history. It is a sincere work that can make people read with enthusiasm.

This book is very imaginative, allowing the protagonist to travel through time and become Qiao Feng's brother Huilun, and start with the "Yi Jin Jing" and "Shen Zu Jing" double hangings and the sweeping monk backing. Accepting Xu Zhu as his disciple, marrying Ruan Xingzhu and Li Qingluo, saving Su Shi from destroying the Jin Kingdom, and winning all the way from the Shaolin vegetable patch to the co-ruler of the world, this is a dense and exciting book suitable for readers who like high-powered martial arts spin-offs.

After reading it, I felt that based on the world view of Jin Yong Tianlong's original work, the modern soul traveled through time and fell into the troubled times of the Northern Song Dynasty, avoiding the established fate and embarking on a martial arts path unique to the Lord of Dust. The tragedy of Qiao Feng, Duan Yu's fate, Murong's obsession with restoring the country, and the secrets of the Xiaoyao sect in the original work all quietly changed due to the arrival of the protagonist. It not only retains the original charm of the world, the setting of the sect, and the martial arts system, but also breaks out of the original tragic framework. The protagonist polishes his martial arts step by step, integrating top martial arts such as Jianglong, Beiming, and Liumai. He does not rely on mindless cheating to achieve quick success. He breaks into the Beggar Gang, enters Wuliang Mountain, goes to Lingjiu Palace, disrupts the Western Xia martial arts, and gets to know various classic figures. It not only has the thrill of martial arts fighting and vendettas, but also uses the prophet of the time traveler to make up for the many difficulties in the original work and rewrite the tragic endings of many characters. The writing style is in line with the charm of old-fashioned martial arts, with the fireworks of the rivers and lakes and the intrigues of the court intertwined. Readers who like the derivation of Tianlong and time-traveling martial arts will easily fall into the trap. Must highly recommend!

"The Master of Heavenly Dragon" is a very enjoyable time-travel novel written by a Heavenly Dragon fan, which is a hearty read. The protagonist travels through time and becomes Qiao Feng's brother Huilun. He unlocks the two magical skills of "Yi Jin Jing" and "Shen Foot Sutra" directly at the beginning. He also has a sweeping monk as his backer, and the starting point is full immediately. The author breaks out of the simple framework of rivers and lakes battles and skillfully integrates the world of martial arts with the history of the Northern Song Dynasty. The protagonist accepts Xu Zhu as his apprentice and Duan Yanqing as his subordinate. After inheriting the Xiaoyao sect to unify the world, he turns to join the army, rescues Su Shi, establishes Xihe's military exploits, destroys the Jin Kingdom and rewrites the shame of Jingkang. The pattern is gradually opened. The pace of the book is very fast, and there is no frustration throughout the whole process. The Shuangwen route from Shaolin monk to the common master of the world is solid. It has both the joyful grievances and grievances of the world and the grand narrative of family and country. It is both relaxing and exciting. It is very suitable for readers who like Shuangwen and Tianlong IP. "The Lord of Heavenly Dragons" is a time-travel novel derived from Heavenly Dragons that is dense and exciting. The protagonist travels through time and becomes Qiao Feng's brother Huilun. He unlocks the two magical skills of "Yi Jin Jing" and "Shen Foot Sutra" right from the beginning. He also has a sweeping monk as his backer, completely skipping the frustrating novice stage. The author breaks away from the limitation of traditional Tianlong fandom that only writes about the Jianghu, allowing the protagonist to accept Xu Zhu as his disciple, Duan Yanqing as his subordinate, bring back Ruan Xingzhu and Li Qingluo, and integrate the Xiaoyao sect into a cross-border military and political affairs. From rescuing Su Shi in the Wutai Poetry Case, to performing extraordinary feats at the opening of the Xihe River, to directly destroying the Jin Kingdom and ending the Jingkang humiliation, the pattern has been pulled from the Shaolin vegetable field to the common master of the world. The IQ is online throughout the whole process, the combat power is crushing, there is no sadistic reversal, and it is fun to win all the way. It is definitely an excellent reading to relieve stress during the book shortage.

As an old martial arts fan, I am already familiar with Jin Yong's "Dragon Master". I thought that it would be difficult to surprise in fan works. It was not until I read "Dragon Dust Lord" by Nanshan Beiju that I was completely amazed. This is not only a time-travel novel, but also a heart-warming work that respects the original work, reshapes regrets, and has both a Jianghu atmosphere and a pyrotechnic atmosphere. The more you read, the more you get hooked. The novel's opening chapter firmly captures people's hearts: the middle-aged uncle Wang Chen, without warning, traveled through time and became the Shaolin monk Hui Lun, holding the infant Xu Zhu in his arms. There is no bloody start, no forced cheating, only the real confusion, the rush to take care of the baby, and the shock of finding yourself in the world of Tianlong. This down-to-earth time-travel perspective instantly shortens the distance with the readers, as if following the protagonist into the majestic world. What moved me the most was the author's gentle and regretful rewriting of the original work. Huilun knew Xu Zhu's life experience, Ye Erniang's tragedy, and Xuan Ci's secret. He did not choose to watch indifferently, but quietly solved the situation in his own way. He uncovered the secrets of the Nine Scars, secretly protected Ye Erniang, and tried to prevent the tragedy from happening, which gave the originally miserable character a chance to turn around. This kind of creation that is not OOC, does not have magical modifications, and is dedicated to making up for regrets is more heartwarming than simply killing monsters and upgrading. It also allows me to see the most precious value of fan fiction-giving classics a more complete possibility. The martial arts training line in the book is also very solid. Huilun Dexuanku taught the "Yi Jin Sutra", and met the sweeping monk for enlightenment. During the day, he practiced Yi Jin and at night, he practiced the magic feet. He laid a solid foundation step by step. There is no quick success, only down-to-earth progress. The author's description of Shaolin martial arts and Zen philosophy is rigorous and sophisticated. There are logics in martial arts and thresholds in practice. He perfectly restored the richness of Jin Yong's martial arts and made me regain the passion and awe I felt when I first read martial arts. What's even more rare is that the novel is not just about grievances and grievances in the world, but also contains thoughts about the world and people's hearts. Huilun and Qiao Feng went down the mountain and saw that the new law was disturbing the people and the officials were cruel to the people. They did not just show off their cruelty, but weighed the pros and cons and protected the innocent. When facing the bandits, they did not kill them all, but guided them to join the army and serve the country. This kind of chivalry that is not reckless, has a bottom line, and has compassion breaks out of the traditional martial arts fighting and killing, giving the word "chivalry" more weight. The character creation is even more vivid and three-dimensional. Huilun's growth trajectory is clearly visible from the confusion in the early stages of time travel to the time when he gradually recognizes himself and sticks to his true heart; the young Qiao Feng is high-spirited and has already become the prototype of an unparalleled hero; Everyone has their own struggles and perseverance. There are no tool people, only living people in the world. It's so good that I can't help but keep reading. I highly recommend it.

The plot of the book is compact and not procrastinating, the fighting descriptions are hearty and vivid, and the characters are flesh-and-blood and have distinct personalities. The entanglements between grudges and grudges are written vividly, and the choices between friendship and love directly touch people's hearts. It has the atmosphere of rivers and lakes, fireworks, and a sense of fate. It is worth reading again and again. [Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss]

He traveled through time and became Qiao Feng's junior brother Hui Lun, but he came with a "full-level boss" script! Starting with the "Yi Jin Jing" and the "Shen Zu Jing", the sweeping monk actually became a supporter. The protagonist Wang Chen can be called the "number one scroll king in the world of Tianlong". He picks up Xu Zhu as his apprentice with his left hand, Duan Yanqing as his thug with his right hand, and even Ruan Xingzhu and Li Qingluo. Fighting all the way from Shaolin Caiyuanzi to Xingqing Mansion, he not only integrated the Xiaoyao Sect, but also crossed military and political boundaries, and forcibly turned martial arts into a hegemony style. Saving people from the Wutai Poetry Case, destroying the Kingdom of Jin and bringing peace and humiliation, the entire process is characterized by online IQ and crushing combat power. Watching the protagonist "win" while rewriting history, the pleasure of punching Murong Fu and kicking Yan Honglie is so exciting! Suitable for decompressing and binge reading during times of book shortage. It's wonderful and interesting, I'm reading along the way!