Conquering the Myriad Worlds, Starting with The Legend of the Condor Heroes

So far, the writing is good. Unlike many novels that only focus on the plot and write bloody plots. Is it such an inconvenience to have the right to use force?

It's well written, has a good entry point, and breaks away from the framework of most fandoms... It's just a bit exaggerated for the protagonist to destroy an entire country by himself... According to normal logic, the strongest force in the martial arts world should be the imperial court. It is impossible for a country to have no masters, otherwise they would have been killed by the so-called knights...

It is impossible for the imperial court to not have even one top master. How do you think people in history could not have thought of directly assassinating the emperor? In reality, people who are not martial arts masters have assassinated the emperor. Do you think no one in the martial arts world has done this? They must have seen it. Do you think if the emperor was assassinated, they would not train one or two top experts to protect the emperor? Not many, but definitely some. After all, you have suffered a loss, and your own life is still more important.

Yes, it is well written by one person. Although the development of some abilities is unrealistic, it is also a good idea 👍. This is the second book I've read that uses science to improve one's abilities.

Please update soon. What's going on? It's okay at the beginning, but it's completely awkward later on. It's pure poison.

The protagonist has a likable temperament, the writing is full of real talent, and the plot is pretty much the same, which is pretty good on Tomato.

The letter is handwritten by the author. It is not as good as the letter. I resurrected Qin Shihuang and came to modern times to be a cow and horse. I read your book after reading the title of your book. It turned out that you started with Shooting Condors, and now you are still shooting Condors after more than seventy chapters 😂

I have read more than a dozen chapters and it is very good. In terms of details, the accent problem in the language at the beginning is very real, and then it is downplayed and the accent problem is quickly corrected through the super brain obtained from the simple super-body world. There are also details about the energy consumption of the human body. The author is obviously a very imaginative and powerful type of writer, otherwise other works would simply be ignored. However, the key is to write naturally and smoothly. This is the most important thing. It is written in one stroke without being complicated, and the focus is on the plot. Overall, it's quite high-quality, and the natural flow feels like a spring breeze, which is very comfortable. After reading Chapter 26, I suddenly realized that the character of the male protagonist was not good. Xiaobai, who pretended not to understand martial arts at the beginning, did not know the Five Jue. Later, he started to talk about Tianlong's past in front of Li Mochou, but it could be explained, but the plot was not connected well and proper explanation transition was made. Although it can be said that the protagonist had heard about it from other people before or in the book.

I originally wanted to give it four stars, it is a good book, but after reading the reviews, I gave it five stars. What does it mean to belittle something that is useless to the protagonist, what does it mean to be a god falling from the sky, and the martial arts world is just like playing house in the ordinary world, right? I have no desire to read Datang after I finished it. I hope the one-person chapter can be saved.

The idea of ​​traveling through a fantasy world is just not that amazing.