
Secrets of the Martial World: The Mystery of Daoist Randeng
武林秘录:燃灯道人之谜
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- Completed
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- 170k Words
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This book puts characters from different Jin Yong novels in the same arena to unfold a new story. In the serial version, the male protagonist Zhang Wuji is clearly ten times smarter than Zhang Cuishan and Yin Susu, and five times smarter than Xie Xun, who is proficient in chess, calligraphy, painting, poetry, and astronomy and geography. This is also the essential reason why he can practice Nine Yang Magic in just a few years and can rival Bian Que and Hua Tuo when he is less than 20 years old. This is why he is so powerful in this book. In the setting of this book, he did not practice medicine. He spent more than ten years practicing martial arts, combining the strengths of many masters. In addition, the author of this book has been studying martial arts for ten years and is relatively familiar with the martial arts settings in Jin Yong's novels. The whole book includes fighting without AI. Let me explain more about the martial arts setting of this book. Zhang Wuji appears in this book, and the setting is based on Zhang Wuji's intensity at the end of the original work. In the original work, Zhang Wuji broke through the diamond enchantment circle (all the black ropes of Sandu were knocked out). After defeating the demon circle, his martial arts became deeper. The strength of Sandu is seriously underestimated by most people. The weakest Duan is stronger than Yang Xiao and Yin Tianzheng teamed up, the second strongest Dujie is equal to three Wei Yixiao who have cooperation bonuses, and the strongest Duer is equivalent to the combination of Duan and Dujie. Zhang Wuji's final strength is equivalent to 16 Yin Tianzheng. Among the eight Shuangshas in Hejian, six are at the level of Wei Yixiao (the serial version states that the later version is a bug, Yang Xiao alone is equivalent to 4 He Taichong), and the Yisha in Hejian is equivalent to Xuan Ming and Lao Lao. The three groups of people all have cooperation bonuses, and the bonus of the Hejian Shuangsha is particularly huge. And Jiumozhi is only equivalent to four books (the battle of Tianlong Temple is also a bug, which violates the basic setting of strength being weak, and Qiao Feng cannot beat five books together), and Ouyang Feng's peak strength is equivalent to the Four Heroes sixteen years ago.