[Funny and relaxing + Jianghu martial arts + Oriental Xianxia] Travel, practice, and fight in the Jianghu. Understand that practicing and fighting are the foundation of martial arts, and we will not completely overturn the setting just for the sake of comedy.
Change the traditional martial arts narrative of bitterness and hatred, and add humorous elements to boring training and fighting. Cultivation is no longer just about hard work and sudden enlightenment, most of the cultivation process will be presented in the form of ghosts; fights are not all tragic and fatal battles, and funny and embarrassing scenes can be interspersed to make reading more interesting.
Targeting both tension and joy. The crises and conflicts that should exist in the main plot will be advanced as usual, and will not be blindly spoofed; comedy plots will be placed in the gaps between tense adventures, so that there is relaxation after the tension, and the story will be prevented from being depressing or farce throughout.
The core comedy role of this article is Zhu Daqiang and Qin Siyu, a pair of happy enemies, relying on the interaction between the two to create the main jokes; at the same time, various passers-by and supporting characters on the road are arranged to assist in creating laughter, enriching the interest of the world, and the source of comedy is not limited to the four protagonists.
It belongs to the joy-oriented martial arts genre, retaining the core of Jianghu grudges and adventures, and using humorous telling methods to create a Jianghu story that is not boring, but is both passionate and joyful.
