The Legend of the Condor Heroes: Yang Kang’s Rebirth

Chapter 16 is a good review. I gave a negative review to a book before. The reason was that a 7-year-old boy practiced martial arts and the emperor gave him a royal sword. Then the 7-year-old boy rode a horse and showed off the sword. It was so funny that it was a typical otaku fantasy. Modern people don't have much exposure to these things, and they don't understand that an adult woman may not be able to completely pull out a three-foot knife when her height and arm span are insufficient. For a common horse in Inner Mongolia, the height of the horse's back from the ground is about 1.5 Meters. Without stirrups, an adult woman or an underdeveloped man will never be able to climb on the horse's back. Finally, I would like to say that when everyone passes by the fitness equipment in the community after get off work, you can play with the horizontal bar. It is not pulled across the neck, but the whole person is held up. Only those who can hold it up are qualified to ride a horse.

Start off average and get better as you write. From the perspective of ancient people, it is very interesting and creative. I give it an 8.5, Which is very high. I have read about 200 Tomato novels and this one is a masterpiece. Come on, author⛽

Overall, I can give it 5 stars But here's a thing "This move is exactly the "Great Demon Subduing Boxing Technique" that Yang Kang learned after fighting a tiger for his life many years ago." "Following the human skin scriptures are the White Python Whip Technique, the Golden Bell Cover, and the Great Demon-Suppressing Fist Technique that Yang Kang has never heard of."

Yes, basically all the negative reviews are actually just because the author has written the character of the reborn Yang Kang very well. It fits the character of Yang Kang as a villain, rather than someone who does decent things in the name of a villain. I would rather let the world betray me than let the world betray me.

The biggest misunderstanding when writing Jin Yong fan fiction is writing about the original protagonist. If it is too difficult and you cannot surpass it, readers will think you are imitating Xi Shi. It's better to write about some relevant little characters. On the contrary, it is easier to cut into. It is easy to create your own characteristics.

Very well written! Other time-travel novels with Yang Kang as the protagonist are all grinding, pretending to kill or not, just to make the second-generation Yang Kang awkwardly be a good guy, which is really boring. But this book is not boring at all! Although, I think the biggest villain died a little too early...

It's rare that this book captures Yang Kang's style and portrays his character very realistically. He kills Mei Chaofeng and kills Guo Jing.

If Yang Kang starts his career as a young prince of the Jin Kingdom, this book will not go far.

So far I have seen Shamei Chaofeng and I feel pretty good despite the comments. Some people said they wanted to accept it, but fortunately the author didn't listen to him. After all, he is a blind man. And there are so many good-looking senior brothers, and. In the last life, Huang Yaoshi wanted to kill the protagonist because of one word. This kind of thing really can't be left behind. And with this strategy. Obtain Nine Yins. It's really too rough. It's impossible for her to have no grudges

It's really good. I can see that the author is very careful. I highly recommend it.