The modern soul travels to the world of mixed martial arts.
At the critical moment of life and death, Li Canghai came through the night with a sword, rescued her, and accepted her as a disciple.
Six years later, she came to the island as a descendant of Xiaoyao Sect.
He has dabbled in martial arts, medical skills, music, chess, calligraphy and painting, as well as internal affairs and military arts. Dressed in Tsing Yi and holding a long sword, he has entered the world since then.
At first, she just wanted to see the world, meet the legendary heroes, and get to know a few beautiful heroines.
But some people are in a dead end, some are frustrated, some are still brave, and some are as beautiful as ever. Along the way, she drew her sword when she saw injustice, stretched out her hand when she saw regret, and walked her own path through encounters and separations again and again.
From the old hatred in Qing Dynasty to the deep turmoil in the Ming Dynasty; from the grievances in the world to the turmoil in the court.
Although she has no intention of ruling the world, she still has to figure out where to point her sword between the rise and fall of dynasties and the choices of people's hearts.
In this life, she will travel all over the world as a woman, read all the romances, and let everyone remember——
It is better to remember her sword than her appearance.
[Zongwu][Beauty][Zhuchaojianghu][No system]
Reader comments
Full marks for a niche product, the writing style is natural, the picture is strong, and it is very comfortable to read.
The event experience could be a little more colorful and fleshed out
The author cleverly integrates all dynasties (Song, Yuan, Ming, Qing, etc.) On one land. As different "countries", some important historical figures can appear at the same time. If you want to go to different dynasties, you only need to change the map, no time travel is required. The dynasty history has been slightly changed to be more consistent with the world view, and some important martial arts figures (Zhang Wuji, Dongfang Invincible, etc.) Are also in their respective eras. If possible, it is recommended to put a simple map picture in the chapter introducing maps to make it easier to understand.
The protagonist was born an orphan, but under the guidance of his master, he went down the mountain to practice at the age of 16. His talent is considered top in the martial arts world, so he first went to the "Qing Dynasty" where there were fewer masters to practice. The protagonist seems to be lonely, but in fact he is very sensitive and can take care of others. He understands everything big and small, and he is not indifferent to the world.
If there is such a good-looking, good martial arts, and caring protagonist who can take care of me, I would also like to marry her. [Crying] [crying] [crying]
This is not a simple comprehensive martial arts novel.
Yin Zhiyan is a modern person. She knows history but not martial arts.
This is important to me.
I know history because some of her ideas are projections of mine. In Chinese history, there are dynasties that I like, and of course there are dynasties that I don't like that much. I don't want to hide these preferences and regrets completely.
But I also don't want to write them as slogans.
Yin Zhiyan will not simply decide who to help and who to be hostile to just because of the name of a dynasty. She has historical memory and experience of living here. The so-called judgment takes time to come to fruition. Her stance should come from the story, not from the name of a dynasty.
She knows history, so she brings modern judgment.
She doesn't know martial arts, so she won't change her life with the answers to the plot.
This is where this book differs from many comprehensive martial arts articles. She doesn't rush to save, accept or change someone in advance because she "knows what will happen to this person in the future". Many changes were due to the fact that she actually walked there, saw that person, drew that sword, and said those words. As a result, the original path was pushed away a little, and the character had one more choice in the new situation.
This is how I want to rewrite the difficult things in the original work: not simply crushing them, nor changing the personalities of the original characters, but when these people really live in the same time and space, will there be an additional choice and a new path due to the intervention of the protagonist. Of course, I can't do it without changing it at all. I can only say that it is as logical as possible.
In this story, Jianghu is never an isolated island hanging outside the court.
There are old grudges in the rivers and lakes of Qingjing, and there are deep conflicts in the rivers and lakes of Mingjing. In Song Dynasty, chivalry and mountains and rivers also began to be vaguely connected. Different dynasties have different worldly auras. Yin Zhiyan walked all the way and saw not only the sects, martial arts and grudges, but the deeper temperament and world behind these things.
So the court in this book is not decoration. Who will the protagonist help, which situation will be stirred up, and what choices will he make in the future? I hope that only after truly getting into it and seeing the people and events, can I make my own judgments, logic, and costs.
The same goes for beauties.
I like them precisely because they made choices. Cheng Lingsu's sobriety and persistence, Huang Rong's quirkiness, and Huo Qingtong's sandstorm and battlefield all exist from the beginning. But if they are all written to only surround the protagonist after meeting him, then the reason why I like them in the first place will be lost.
Therefore, in this book, there will be feelings and colleagues, but the beauty will still have her own path.
After all, this book does make me happy.
I want to write about the character I like, but also my regrets about not being willing to give in; I want to write about the swords of the Jianghu people, and also about the situation in the court; I want to write about the company of beauties, and I also want to write about their respective lives. It's just that these things should not stop at my preferences in the end, but should fall into the choices of characters, changes in fate, and the wind and rain that slowly unfolds in this world.
This is probably a niche article and may not be suitable for everyone.
But if the variety show you want to watch is not just a collection of characters, the protagonist recruiting and crushing them all the way, but the connection between the rivers and lakes and the court, and the beauties each having their own way, then maybe we like the same kind of rivers and lakes.
After reading it for a long time, I realized that I have no comments. The author's book is really good-looking. Although there may be some small problems here and there, you will definitely not lose money if you read it. And to say that the protagonist is hypocritical, I must have only read the beginning. By the end, the protagonist can take care of the overall situation and take care of the people around him. He also kills people who should be killed. He also says some things that should be said, which also makes some regrets of the original work complete. The author is really thoughtful and integrates the worldviews of various martial arts novels very well. As a heroine, I think the most rare thing is that the heroines in it basically get to know the protagonist first, then interact with the protagonist in daily life, and finally get together naturally. While it may seem bland to some, sometimes eating something lighter can be healthy.
A very good martial arts fan, the last one that gave me this feeling was the one written by Sister Hua on a trumpet account, "Enter the Gulong River". There are many little easter eggs. For senior martial arts fans, seeing these easter eggs will really make them smile. The author also has a good control over the characters of the original characters. At least in my opinion, none of the characters have OCC. The overall evaluation is considered a fairy tale for martial arts fans.
There are traces of AI, but compared with those generated by pure AI, it is better. So far, it feels okay to read, and the AI polish is understandable, but those generated by pure AI are not very popular. Come on, author.
Zongwu Lily is awesome
Mixed martial arts, four and a half stars, overall it has a martial arts style, but I can't stand the extremely fast emotional lines of the protagonist who fall in love with each other after meeting each other. Not only the protagonist's emotional lines are like this, but some of the original emotional lines also made me feel a bit too fast. It may be that I haven't watched enough martial arts and am not used to this, or the plot is pushed too fast.
Are there too many words for stability? Whatever I write is extremely stable, very stable. I can write it three times in one chapter.
Come on, come on, it's very beautiful
It's great. It's been a long time since I've tied a book overnight.
It's beautiful. I really like what I've seen so far.
The author cleverly integrates the characters and backgrounds in Jin Yong Gu Long's novels. The protagonist's experience is also very rich, which is very interesting! I just hope it's 1v1 and not 1v more
It's very well written, you can read it
The author's writing style is very good, and he does not forcefully integrate various martial arts world views. The overall plot is very smooth.
A novice author, maybe a female author, working on a niche subject, deserves encouragement
It's quite good. I gave up on it at first because of the name of the main character, but then I picked up this book again and found it quite good.
Question: How many times on average do the corners of the mouth of the characters in this book move slightly in each chapter? How many times did your eyes light up? How many times have you made up your mind?
Full marks for a niche product, the writing style is natural, the picture is strong, and it is very comfortable to read. The event experience could be a little more colorful and fleshed out The author cleverly integrates all dynasties (Song, Yuan, Ming, Qing, etc.) On one land. As different "countries", some important historical figures can appear at the same time. If you want to go to different dynasties, you only need to change the map, no time travel is required. The dynasty history has been slightly changed to be more consistent with the world view, and some important martial arts figures (Zhang Wuji, Dongfang Invincible, etc.) Are also in their respective eras. If possible, it is recommended to put a simple map picture in the chapter introducing maps to make it easier to understand. The protagonist was born an orphan, but under the guidance of his master, he went down the mountain to practice at the age of 16. His talent is considered top in the martial arts world, so he first went to the "Qing Dynasty" where there were fewer masters to practice. The protagonist seems to be lonely, but in fact he is very sensitive and can take care of others. He understands everything big and small, and he is not indifferent to the world. If there is such a good-looking, good martial arts, and caring protagonist who can take care of me, I would also like to marry her. [Crying] [crying] [crying]
This is not a simple comprehensive martial arts novel. Yin Zhiyan is a modern person. She knows history but not martial arts. This is important to me. I know history because some of her ideas are projections of mine. In Chinese history, there are dynasties that I like, and of course there are dynasties that I don't like that much. I don't want to hide these preferences and regrets completely. But I also don't want to write them as slogans. Yin Zhiyan will not simply decide who to help and who to be hostile to just because of the name of a dynasty. She has historical memory and experience of living here. The so-called judgment takes time to come to fruition. Her stance should come from the story, not from the name of a dynasty. She knows history, so she brings modern judgment. She doesn't know martial arts, so she won't change her life with the answers to the plot. This is where this book differs from many comprehensive martial arts articles. She doesn't rush to save, accept or change someone in advance because she "knows what will happen to this person in the future". Many changes were due to the fact that she actually walked there, saw that person, drew that sword, and said those words. As a result, the original path was pushed away a little, and the character had one more choice in the new situation. This is how I want to rewrite the difficult things in the original work: not simply crushing them, nor changing the personalities of the original characters, but when these people really live in the same time and space, will there be an additional choice and a new path due to the intervention of the protagonist. Of course, I can't do it without changing it at all. I can only say that it is as logical as possible. In this story, Jianghu is never an isolated island hanging outside the court. There are old grudges in the rivers and lakes of Qingjing, and there are deep conflicts in the rivers and lakes of Mingjing. In Song Dynasty, chivalry and mountains and rivers also began to be vaguely connected. Different dynasties have different worldly auras. Yin Zhiyan walked all the way and saw not only the sects, martial arts and grudges, but the deeper temperament and world behind these things. So the court in this book is not decoration. Who will the protagonist help, which situation will be stirred up, and what choices will he make in the future? I hope that only after truly getting into it and seeing the people and events, can I make my own judgments, logic, and costs. The same goes for beauties. I like them precisely because they made choices. Cheng Lingsu's sobriety and persistence, Huang Rong's quirkiness, and Huo Qingtong's sandstorm and battlefield all exist from the beginning. But if they are all written to only surround the protagonist after meeting him, then the reason why I like them in the first place will be lost. Therefore, in this book, there will be feelings and colleagues, but the beauty will still have her own path. After all, this book does make me happy. I want to write about the character I like, but also my regrets about not being willing to give in; I want to write about the swords of the Jianghu people, and also about the situation in the court; I want to write about the company of beauties, and I also want to write about their respective lives. It's just that these things should not stop at my preferences in the end, but should fall into the choices of characters, changes in fate, and the wind and rain that slowly unfolds in this world. This is probably a niche article and may not be suitable for everyone. But if the variety show you want to watch is not just a collection of characters, the protagonist recruiting and crushing them all the way, but the connection between the rivers and lakes and the court, and the beauties each having their own way, then maybe we like the same kind of rivers and lakes.
After reading it for a long time, I realized that I have no comments. The author's book is really good-looking. Although there may be some small problems here and there, you will definitely not lose money if you read it. And to say that the protagonist is hypocritical, I must have only read the beginning. By the end, the protagonist can take care of the overall situation and take care of the people around him. He also kills people who should be killed. He also says some things that should be said, which also makes some regrets of the original work complete. The author is really thoughtful and integrates the worldviews of various martial arts novels very well. As a heroine, I think the most rare thing is that the heroines in it basically get to know the protagonist first, then interact with the protagonist in daily life, and finally get together naturally. While it may seem bland to some, sometimes eating something lighter can be healthy.
A very good martial arts fan, the last one that gave me this feeling was the one written by Sister Hua on a trumpet account, "Enter the Gulong River". There are many little easter eggs. For senior martial arts fans, seeing these easter eggs will really make them smile. The author also has a good control over the characters of the original characters. At least in my opinion, none of the characters have OCC. The overall evaluation is considered a fairy tale for martial arts fans.
There are traces of AI, but compared with those generated by pure AI, it is better. So far, it feels okay to read, and the AI polish is understandable, but those generated by pure AI are not very popular. Come on, author.
Zongwu Lily is awesome
Mixed martial arts, four and a half stars, overall it has a martial arts style, but I can't stand the extremely fast emotional lines of the protagonist who fall in love with each other after meeting each other. Not only the protagonist's emotional lines are like this, but some of the original emotional lines also made me feel a bit too fast. It may be that I haven't watched enough martial arts and am not used to this, or the plot is pushed too fast.
Are there too many words for stability? Whatever I write is extremely stable, very stable. I can write it three times in one chapter.
Come on, come on, it's very beautiful
It's great. It's been a long time since I've tied a book overnight.
It's beautiful. I really like what I've seen so far.
The author cleverly integrates the characters and backgrounds in Jin Yong Gu Long's novels. The protagonist's experience is also very rich, which is very interesting! I just hope it's 1v1 and not 1v more
It's very well written, you can read it
The author's writing style is very good, and he does not forcefully integrate various martial arts world views. The overall plot is very smooth.
A novice author, maybe a female author, working on a niche subject, deserves encouragement
It's quite good. I gave up on it at first because of the name of the main character, but then I picked up this book again and found it quite good.
Question: How many times on average do the corners of the mouth of the characters in this book move slightly in each chapter? How many times did your eyes light up? How many times have you made up your mind?