At Yanmen Pass, just as Qiao Feng took his own life, his soul transmigrated through time and space and entered the newborn Zhang Wuji on Icefire Island. This peerless hero was trapped in an infant's body, and the searing regret of losing A Zhu in his previous life became an ironclad vow in this one: “I will never let anyone down again.”
From Icefire Island to Mount Wudang, from the Kunlun Immortal Valley to Bright Peak, he fused the Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms with Nine Yang Divine Skill and used the Great Shift of the Universe to prove the true meaning of Taiji, reaching a martial peak never before seen. When the Six Major Sects besieged him, he fought them all alone and became a legend in a single battle. Faced with the Yuan court's tyranny, he led the Ming Order and turned the world upside down.
Yang Buhui, his childhood sweetheart; Yin Li, whose fate was full of misfortune; Zhou Zhiruo, with whom he pledged his love on the Han River; the exotic beauty Xiao Zhao; Zhao Min, his sworn enemy turned beloved; and the mysterious Yellow-Robed Maiden: he took all six beauties into his harem, leaving none behind.
In this life, he was no longer the tragic hero at Yanmen Pass. He was Qiao Feng, and he was Zhang Wuji: a peerless emperor who ended the chaos at the end of the Yuan dynasty and unified the world of The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber.
The author's writing style is very good and the concept is very clever. But I wish I could pay more attention to some details. For example, why is Xie Xun not blind? There is also a problem with the seniority in Shaolin Temple. The eras of Tianlong and Yitian are more than 200 years apart. How come the round generation is ranked behind the empty generation? Where did the empty generation in the original work go? But despite its flaws, this book is still worth recommending.
I give it four stars. The writing is good. It can be seen that I have been influenced by literature to a certain extent and has the ability to construct the world with my own writing and words. Unfortunately, there are several problems. First, the character setting has been highly modified, but the story trajectory still follows the original work, which feels a bit fragmented. Second, the template web article is written in the rhythm of traditional martial arts novels, which feels inappropriate. Of course it's a family story. Encourage the author.
The writing is beautiful and the conception is profound. It is in a different style from Jin Yong's novels. It is a feeling similar to the intersection of documentary style and Gulong's writing style. It is very special and surprising. With this literary foundation and the plot moving forward, it will be an excellent novel. I look forward to it.
Simulate the best life of modern children, or this or that or A or B or C or D
Qiao Feng crosses Zhang Wuji and becomes the most perfect Jin Yong hero, writing a different story of relying on heaven and slaying dragons.
So far it's not bad looking
This is the best book ever written, good luck to the author. Getting better and better again, praise
Overall good, some encouragement
The author is chivalrous, so the writing is also chivalrous. However, as far as novels are concerned, the writing is too tight, and there is no multi-facetedness like thousands of people.
After reading more than ten chapters, Xie Xun's descriptions are more three-dimensional, and Zhang Cuishan and Yin Susu have less scenes. Not bad, keep reading!