
Seeking the Dao Across the Heavens, Starting with The Legend of the Condor Heroes
诸天求道从射雕开始
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- Ongoing
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- 799k Words
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- Martial Arts
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- Male-Channel Fanfiction
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346Chapters
7.2kReads
6.1Score
247Shelves
1.8kListens
235.9kReads · all time
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A seeker of self-transcendence, it is good that he does not have a double-standard Madonna type personality, does not have a crooked smile, and does not kill people with malicious intent. The author is Zhang Sanchui. In Jin Yong's novels, Zhang Sanfeng ended up in the realm where Yang Guo and Guo Jing discussed swordsmanship three times in Mount Huashan. He and Bodhidharma often reached a realm that no one could cross. [Laughing awkwardly] What realm, the realm you are talking about, can surpass Lao and Zhuang? These two people are a bit of a cannon to swat mosquitoes, just say that they belittle Wang Chongyang. In real history, his contribution and status in Taoism are higher than that of Zhang Sanfeng. The mainstream Taoism currently only has Quanzhen Tao and Zhengyi. Quanzhen Tao was founded by Wang Chongyang, the first of the five Quanzhen ancestors. Zhang Sanfeng only created a Quanzhen branch in Wudang, and did not transcend Quanzhen Tao, nor did he create the third mainstream Taoist sect. In terms of the orthodox status of Taoism, religious system, and the foundation of Taoism, Wang Chongyang is greater. The funniest thing is that a martial arts novel always exports values mixed with private life and has a bit of literary youth. [Laugh]
You can see, it won't be everyone's cup of tea, but it's my cup of tea. The author doesn't follow the plot, nor doesn't follow the plot. He has his own understanding of the rules of the world, and the naked laws of darkness. It's not that I'm strong or I'm justified, but that I do it because I'm strong. Right and wrong depend on my stance, and I agree with it! Five stars!
It's good-looking, based on Jin Yong's martial arts, and its purpose is higher than martial arts! This is a mature interpretation of martial arts by contemporary people.
The character of the protagonist is okay, not draggy, not a virgin, has a firm moral heart, and does not deliberately damage the original work. It is also very enjoyable when scolding Qiu and Hong. If it can be turned into an AI film and television, I think it is a good script.
The double standard of hypocrisy is over. He ran to the palace to steal gold and silver while disdainful of gold and silver. He said he didn't hate it while violently killing other irrelevant people.
There is nothing wrong with this book's 5 stars. Nice . First, let's talk about the cold-blooded protagonist. If you were to go back to ancient times, would you feel a sense of belonging? Not to mention the kind of martial arts that have inner strength and aura. Since there is no sense of belonging, it is good not to kill people indiscriminately, and the protagonists' grievances are already very good. Secondly, there are indeed very few people who lead Lao Zhang to play. I have never seen someone lead Lao Zhang to a promotion, let alone have such a good grasp of emotions. It is very good that the back road cannot guess this. I won't lose my sense of anticipation, I'm scratching my head now. .
The author is a master of Taoism, and his novels about cultivation talk about cultivation. In the world behind, the magic of Marvel, DC, and Star Wars has allowed the shackles of various ideas to be broken more colorfully and thoroughly, without having to rush all the way to the prehistoric times. Of course, mixing multiple cultures will increase the difficulty of writing and the risk of readers accepting it.
I give you 5 stars because I hope the author can continue to write similar books. No, this book is very good. I feel a little strange. It doesn't have that sense of detachment. Maybe it doesn't suit my taste. But the title and the subject matter fit my taste. So I read a few hundred chapters, and I think it's okay. It's not a great book. I'll read it when I'm short of books, and I hope you'll get better and better.
I like this kind of novel very much. Unlike some novels that are either romance or dog-licking, I just like this kind of novel. Can there be more chapters? Too little, not enough to see.
The protagonist is not a pure seeker, but he is a pure self-interested person [laughing evilly] Although he is very indifferent, there is still a lower limit (a precarious lower limit). There is no real action in dozens of chapters, and the Taoist training is used to set off the protagonist. Strong, everything above is to prepare for the final appearance of the saint in front of others [Shy] The character of the protagonist must be objectionable to some readers, but I quite like [Eating Melon] because when the protagonist is weak, he will still tolerate development and be transparent, and when he is strong, he will not be hypocritical.