I want to read something like *Duan Yu of Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils: Sisters, Please Behave Yourselves! (Reimagining Duan Yu)*. Are there any stories set in Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils? No crossover martial arts worlds or cultivation, please.
I have both the prequel to Yitian and Dragon Slayer and the sequel to Yitian. The prequel is the story of Zhang Sanfeng and Guo Xiang. The sequel is the story of Zhang Wuji's revenge against Duan Ziyu. [Adoration]
Ben is the experimental subject of a banned virtual reality game "Knife Abyss"! But draw strength from it to become stronger and feed back reality! Step by step from low martial arts, medium martial arts, high martial arts, small thousand worlds, middle thousand worlds, big thousand worlds, until the prehistoric high, achieving the name of "White Night's Ultimate Sword" in the heavens! The plane of the ancient dragon heroes, the plane of relying on the sky and slaying the dragon, the plane of the eight heavenly dragons, the plane of the two dragons of the Tang Dynasty, the plane of wind and cloud, and even the endless prehistoric world!
"Dragon and the Eight Parts" comes from the Buddhist scriptures and means "all living beings in the world". It symbolizes all living beings in the vast world and embodies the boundlessness and transcendence of Buddhism. The main theme of the book is "No one is unjust, and everyone is guilty". The style of the work is magnificent and tragic. It is an epic masterpiece that fully describes human nature and is rich in tragedy. During the Northern Song Dynasty, several countries including Song, Liao, Xixia, and Dali were in conflict with each other, and there were many martial arts grievances and ethnic conflicts. Duan Yu, the son of King Nan of Dali Kingdom, escaped from practicing martial arts and came to Wuliang Mountain. Due to various opportunities, he learned weird and wonderful martial arts. Later, he was captured by Tubo State Master Jiumozhi and brought to the south of the Yangtze River, where he became sworn brothers with the leader of the largest beggar sect, "Bei Qiao Feng". Qiao Feng was accused of being a Khitan during a fight within the gang. His reputation fell to the ground overnight and he was spurned by martial arts people in the Central Plains. In order to solve the mystery of his life experience, Qiao Feng went out to search for clues about his identity, but he was repeatedly killed by traitors. He kept his wrongdoing, and even killed his confidante A'Zhu by mistake. Later, he sought medical treatment in the Liao Kingdom to save A'Zhu's sister A'Zi, and became the king of Liao's South Hospital. Shaolin monk Xu Zhu, by chance, cracked the Zhenlong chess game and learned the superior martial arts of the Xiaoyao sect. Later, he became brothers with Duan Yu and Qiao Feng. At this time, the Liao Kingdom invaded the Song Dynasty. Qiao Feng was benevolent and could not bear to see the war between the two countries and the loss of life. He coerced the Liao Emperor to promise not to send troops to the Song Dynasty during his lifetime...
Someone traveled through time to flirt with a little girl, and now he's flirting with a bunch of old ladies to see how you behave [awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh]
... After Master Yideng, Zhou Botong, and Ying Gu passed away in the Baihua Valley, Zhu Ziliu, the ancestor of the Zhu family, was sorting out their belongings and discovered the notes left by Ying Gu. Although the notes contained many secrets, they were written down as I thought and practiced, and were also mixed with many trivial matters that had nothing to do with martial arts, making them quite messy. Zhu Ziliu carefully sorted out and revised it, deleted redundant content, and finally compiled it into five volumes of "Yinggu Notes". Since then it has become a secret treasure passed down from generation to generation in the Zhu family. Let's talk about the origin of "Iron Palm Magic". Back then, when Qiu Qianren became a disciple of Master Yideng, he thought that his own kung fu, which could rival the Five Arts of the Central Plains, would be lost and passed on by no one. It would be a pity and he would be unworthy of his master. But at that time, he was devoted to the Buddha and had no time to look for successors to give careful guidance. So I wanted to learn from Huang Shang's method of "Nine Yin Manual" and record what I have learned throughout my life into a book for those who are destined to do so. Unfortunately, I am a martial artist and don't read much. So I thought of asking my senior brother Zhu Ziliu for help. Although Zhu Ziliu's martial arts skills were not as good as Qiu Qianren's, he had a very high level of understanding and was well-read in poetry and books. He was even known as "the most famous calligrapher in southern China". He was originally a scholar among the four disciples of Master Yideng, who was a fisherman, a woodcutter, a farmer and a scholar. He once served as the prime minister of Dali. Integrating "Yi Yang Zhi" with calligraphy, and using pen to refer to it, he created the unique "Yi Yang Shu Zhi Judge's Writing Method". When Zhu Changling was young, he relied on this ancestral calligraphy technique to achieve a great reputation in the world of "shattering strokes". After hearing Qiu Qianren's request, Zhu Ziliu readily agreed. So Qiu Qianren dictated it and Zhu Ziliu wrote it, and wrote a book called "Iron Palm Magic". The book contains all the unique skills of the Iron Palm Clan such as palm skills, internal skills, light skills, hidden weapons, etc. This book has been secretly passed down in the Zhu family for generations since then, and continues to this day. Who would have thought that a mere Zhuwu Lianzhuang Village would contain so many earth-shattering martial arts secrets! Such a profound foundation is enough to make most sects in the world envious. But this also proves a truth: just having secret books and unique skills is not enough. Martial arts requires both talent and mindfulness. No matter how good the inheritance is, if it lacks the purity of studying deeply, it will never become a great thing. For example, Zhu Changling has guarded many rare and unique skills, but after practicing for half his life, he is stuck in the realm of a first-class master, unable to move. It was later that he was controlled by Lin Yu with his spiritual consciousness, and he unexpectedly broke through to the top level. Wu Lie was even worse, he could barely even get the title of a second-rate master. No wonder many famous sects and martial arts families clearly have superior inheritances, but in the end they inevitably decline. In the final analysis, it is still a matter of "people" - if future generations do not have the concentration to devote themselves to martial arts, and the awe of adhering to inheritance, no matter how good the secret book is, it will be nothing more than a dusty decoration on the bookshelf. After some emotion, the night was getting darker and the bright sky was completely silent, becoming the best background. Lin Yu picked up the first volume of "Yinggu Notes" - "Yinggu Martial Arts Chapter" with his fingertips. The yellowed pages carry the scent of old ink and glow slightly under the light. The opening chapter is a succinct illustration of Loach Kung Fu, with a few strokes outlining the exquisite transformation of the body shape. The side annotation shows Yinggu's profound understanding of the three words "sliding, cleverness and change". Turning back, the path of the Hanyin Arrow is like a silver thread piercing the veins. Every key point of sending and receiving palm force is marked in detail. Lin Yu was originally a martial arts fanatic, and he was instantly attracted by the contents of the notes. For the time being, we have put aside the complicated academic affairs and worries of Mingjiao. He reads very fast, and he finished the first volume in just a cup of tea. This is not perfunctory, in fact, these martial arts no longer have much mystery in his eyes - the Great Shift of Heaven and Earth has reached the seventh level, and the operating mechanism of martial arts in the world has long been like observing patterns on the palm of his hand. What's more, his own creation of "Xuan Tian Yi Bian" has already broken away from the shackles of ordinary martial arts. Nowadays, except for Zhang Sanfeng, who is hiding in Wudang, no one in the world can compete with him in martial arts. Although Yinggu's original kung fu was ingenious, it only made him feel slightly novel. Putting the first volume aside casually, he picked up the second volume. On the inside of the cover, Zhu Ziliu wrote "Zhou Botong's Martial Arts Chapter" in neat small letters. The opening chapter is a diagram of the seventy-two Kong Ming Fist, with cute little people drawn next to it. Judging from that posture, it was exactly what Zhou Botong looked like when he was practicing boxing. Lin Yu's fingertips paused slightly, and his eyes stayed on the map for a longer time. His brows were slightly furrowed, as if he was pondering the key tips. The martial arts of the Quanzhen sect recorded in this volume, especially the martial arts created by Zhou Botong, were obviously more interesting to him than the first volume. The seventy-two ways of Kong Ming Fist are extremely yin and soft, which is in inverse proportion to the extreme hardness and yang of the Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms. It was when Zhou Botong was imprisoned on Peach Blossom Island that he understood and created it from the Tao Te Ching, focusing on "emptiness and softness". The wind of the fist is agile, as if the emptiness is returning to reality, and the power of the fist is vague and non-existent, like a needle hidden in cotton, soft yet tough. It can hit the real with the virtual and defeat the strong with the weak. Its power is comparable to Wudang Tai Chi. Its main purpose is to "make it clear through emptiness", and it requires practitioners to have a clear heart in order to understand the subtlety. Zhou Botong used this boxing to fight against Ouyang Feng, Huang Yaoshi, Jinlun Dharma King and other top masters without losing any of them. After Guo Jing learned this boxing, his martial arts improved greatly and became even more powerful. Therefore, although this boxing technique is not as famous as the Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms, Finger Flick Magical Power, One Yang Finger and other unique skills, its power is not inferior. It can be regarded as a unique and powerful unique boxing technique in Jin Yong's martial arts world. Turning to the back, the record and analysis of "left and right fights" made Lin Yu's eyes flash with interest. This miraculous skill was created by Zhou Botong when he was trapped on Peach Blossom Island. Because he was bored in the cave, he often used his left and right hands to fight. Practitioners need to be able to do two things at once, and the practice is extremely difficult. Even though Ying Gu tried her best, she couldn't master it, and even Huang Rong, who was as smart as Huang Rong, couldn't master it. According to "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", only Zhou Botong and Guo Jing achieved this skill. However, Zhou Botong also admitted personally in his later years that this skill was not as magical as originally thought and could double the martial arts strength of the practitioner. Just because it goes against common sense, you can use different martial arts with both hands at the same time. When facing an opponent who doesn't know what to do, you can often win by surprise and gain the upper hand. However, once the opponent is familiar with this routine, fighting left and right will be basically useless. The root cause is that although left and right fighting allows practitioners to perform different martial arts with both hands, after all, a person only has two arms, and they are longer than the same body. Even if both hands have different moves, the attack range and trajectory are inevitably limited. It is difficult to achieve the effect of two people cooperating with each other from different directions. In this regard, Lin Yu feels that it is somewhat similar to the martial arts in the Holy Fire Order of the Ming Cult, which focuses on something unconventional and unexpected. Because of this, Zhou Botong and Guo Jing rarely used left and right fighting in actual combat. In his later years, Zhou Botong mostly used Seventy-two Roads Kong Ming Fist to fight against his enemies. Guo Jing used to use the Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms to win. From this point of view, when it comes to martial arts, it does not mean that the wider the scope of knowledge, the better. The important thing is to choose a skill that best suits your own abilities and study it with concentration. At that time, I will be able to defeat the enemy and be more than ten thousand times better than those who are mixed and impure. Lin Yu read this volume very carefully and spent an hour before putting it down. He gently rubbed his slightly swollen eyebrows and took a rest. He set his sights on the thickest volume on the case, the third volume - "Nine Yin Manual"... [Laughter awkwardly] [Staring] [Laughter awkwardly]
... However, the concern in my heart has not been completely let go, so how should I resolve it next? Lin Yu suddenly remembered that in the large box of martial arts secrets he had previously obtained from Zhu Changling's family, in addition to Yinggu's Notes, Iron Palm Magic, Yiyang Zhi and other secrets, there was also a set of Zhu family's ancestral martial arts - "Yiyang Shuzhi Judge's Writing Technique". A thought occurred to me: Why not practice calligraphy? This set of Zhu Family Judge Pen Kung Fu is a direct disciple of Master Yideng. Zhu Ziliu, the ancestor of the Zhu Family, evolved from Yiyang Finger. Integrating acupuncture techniques into the technique of the Judge's Brush, you don't need to spend too much energy on practicing finger strength. You can use the Judge's Brush alone to display the essence of Yiyang Finger. Later, it was combined with calligraphy, so it was named "Yiyang Shuzhi Judge's Writing Method", which is quite unique. Depending on the stroke pattern, each Chinese character or even each stroke can be turned into a subtle move. Lin Yu had seen it before. Although his eyes were bright, he had so many unique skills that he had no time to practice them. Thinking about it now, when you are upset, practicing calligraphy can help you calm down. In my current situation, this set of skills is quite suitable. Moreover, the discussion about the connection between calligraphy and martial arts in Yiyang Shuzhi Judge's Calligraphy also interested him a lot. The book says: "Calligraphy and martial arts seem to have nothing to do with each other, but in fact they have the same principles and interests. When calligraphy is practiced to the best, although the brush is soft, it can penetrate the back of the paper and penetrate into the wood three-thirds of the time. Most people in the world think that it is just a lie, but it is actually because they don't know its secrets. When practicing martial arts, it is important to start from the ground and concentrate all the strength of the whole body into a single point. When exerting force, you need to push the ground with both feet, and the rebound force is transmitted through the legs to the waist, back, shoulders, arms, and wrists, and finally converges at the fingertips. The waist is the most critical, and the boxing spectrum says that "it is rooted in the feet, originates from the legs, dominates the waist, and is shaped by the fingers." Practicing calligraphy is just the opposite. Beginners often feel tired in the hands and arms. Only when the waist is tired can you achieve some success; if you can practice until the toes feel tired, you will have great skills. After practicing until you are no longer tired, you will be able to initially appreciate the beauty of Wang Xizhi's ability to penetrate the back of the paper and penetrate three-thirds of the wood when writing." Lin Yu thought about this sentence, found it interesting, and remembered an anecdote. It is recorded in "Yitian Tu Long Ji": When Zhang Sanfeng was in his 90th birthday, he was uneasy because his third disciple Yu Daiyan was maimed by Asan, a master of Ruyang Palace, so he practiced calligraphy to express his feelings. Zhang Cuishan peeked out of the window and saw his master first writing "Song Luan Tie", and then wrote the 24 words "The supreme king of martial arts, slaying dragons with precious swords, commanding the world, no one dares to disobey, and he can't rely on the sky, who can compete with him". The strokes gradually expanded with his emotions, getting bigger and bigger as he wrote them. Zhang Cuishan actually learned a set of powerful martial arts from them, which were extremely powerful when used with the Judge Pen. Thinking of this story, Lin Yu became even more interested in the combination of calligraphy and martial arts: "I didn't expect that the two are one in literature and one in martial arts. They seem to be unrelated, but in fact they have many similarities in terms of moves and the use of strength. No wonder there are many calligraphers with long lives. It turns out that practicing calligraphy is equivalent to practicing boxing! It's incredible. So I started practicing calligraphy with great interest every day. However, he does not use pen and ink, only uses a pointing pen to write in the air. This action has gradually become a strange sight on Guangmingding. Every morning, people on Guangmingding can always see the leader Lin Yu standing in the martial arts field. It is not like ordinary boxing. He only uses his fingers to make gestures in the air. He walks and moves with his footsteps, and there is a rhythm of advanced martial arts in his fingertips. The disciples secretly marveled that their master's kung fu had reached such a level, and his simple gestures were peerless martial arts. Therefore, watching Lin Yu practice calligraphy in the air every morning became a grand event in Guangmingding. Not only did his disciples watch, but the disciples also gathered around to watch. Except for Xie Xun, who is blind, the senior officials of Mingjiao came to the scene. Zhao Min and even the four literary ministers who stayed behind in the general altar - Li Shanchang, Liu Ji, Zhu Sheng, and Song Lian - also often stopped to observe. In particular, these four scholars, although they did not understand martial arts, were all superb calligraphers. They were very fascinated by the scene. They occasionally whispered to each other and discussed the brushwork and meaning of the calligraphy. They were all full of excitement. With daily practice, Lin Yu got better and better, his finger movements became more and more sophisticated, and his understanding of Yiyang Shuzhi became more and more profound. He secretly praised it: "There are so many Chinese characters in the world. If you practice like this, every stroke and every word can be turned into the same martial arts. The skills are really unfathomable and the potential is endless!" Perhaps it was just because the Zhu family had no top masters that the reputation of this kung fu was not well known, and it was almost buried, but luckily it was picked out by me unintentionally. " In the early morning of this day, he was particularly interested. He first wrote five thousand words of the "Tao Te Ching", and then the "Huang Ting Jing". The shadows of his fingers were flying, and he gradually entered a state of forgetfulness, writing straight from the dim light of the morning to the sun approaching the sky. More and more onlookers gathered around him, and they all looked at it in a daze. Lin Yu's fingertips were hanging in the air, concentrating on the sky. He started writing "points" on the left and right, and saw his fingertips suddenly sinking, the force condensing like a falling stone, echoing left and right, just like the "saving" formula in a Yang finger, the power suddenly exploded at the fingertips, specializing in the Shanzhong, Juque, Qimen and other points on the opponent's chest. Then his body swayed, and his fingertips brought up an afterimage, writing two horizontal strokes in a row, the short horizontal stroke was like a light sword grazing the throat, and the wrist turned to bring the wind, which was the "sweeping" gesture in the judge's pen; For long horizontal strokes, you need to lower your shoulders and lower your elbows, and apply force from the waist and abdomen from bottom to top to your fingertips. The movement is smooth but contains a huge amount of force, like the whipping of a long whip, and the end is slightly raised, as if it can deflect the incoming force. Finally, the middle is upright, like a pillar holding up the sky, and the fingertips are thrust vertically downward, which coincides with the "splitting" force of the Iron Palm Kung Fu, exerting force from top to bottom; If the opponent raises his arm to block, the "hanging needle" at the end of the vertical stroke can be used to change the movement and point at the veins of his wrist. At this point, a block character "half" will appear in the air. He is immersed in the echo of the strokes and martial arts moves, and he slowly discovers that the rise and turn of each Chinese character is secretly consistent with the movement of the internal force in the body and the exertion of the body. For example, the stroke of the word "dao" is like a blow, the horizontal hook is like a horizontal cut and thrust; the stroke of the word "sword" is like a straight thrust, and the vertical hook is like a split... Suddenly, it is written in cursive script, and the fingertips wander like a dragon: the long stroke of the character "Zhi" requires twisting the waist and shoulders, and the fingertips are swept out diagonally, like a soft sword wrapped around the fingers, which can wrap around the opponent's weapons; In Nahua, you need to exert force against the trend, like pounding the earth with a heavy hammer, and then suddenly add force when you drop the finger. This "twisting and twisting" trend is exactly the three changes of unloading, accumulating force, and exerting force, which can break the strong punch. Finally, it ends with the word "ye" in official script. At the end of the stroke, the elbow needs to be lowered to gather momentum, like a bow that is fully drawn, and the fingertips pop out violently. This "hook" shot like a sleeve arrow, specializing in the cracks of the opponent's joints, has the same effect as the "Yang Family Spear Technique". Invisible moves seemed to flow in the air between the rise and fall of his fingertips, and they were integrated with the breath of his body. When Lin Yu calmed down and stopped, he realized that the martial arts arena was already surrounded by people, but there was no sound. Among the crowd, there was a small leader of the Mingjiao who was slightly inferior in martial arts. Although he couldn't see all the techniques, he felt that the leader's "boxing technique" was very smooth and flowing. Seeing Lin Yu's movement, he thought to himself: "The leader has stopped. Although I don't quite understand it, looking at the intoxicated expressions of Deputy Cult Leader Yin and others, I believe that what the Cult Leader demonstrated was a first-class martial arts. No matter what, you have to support me! "So, he wanted to applaud and cheer. Unexpectedly, when he was about to speak, his quick-eyed companion grabbed him and pulled him aside. The companion made a "shh" gesture, indicating that he looked around. He turned his head as he was told, but saw everyone around him, either frowning in thought or looking astonished. They were all immersed in the insights they just had, and had not yet come back to their senses. He was so frightened that he hurriedly covered his mouth, not even daring to breathe, and secretly looked at everyone's expressions from the corner of his eye. Zhao Min, deputy leader Yin Tianzheng, two envoys on the left and right, Yang Xiao, Fan Yao, and Zhou Yunhe and his wife, all had their eyes slightly closed, still thinking about the martial arts principles in the leader's gestures. Zhang Wuji also stood stunned, his eyes shining, obviously he had gained a lot. Only a few young female disciples seemed to understand, but were affected by the surrounding atmosphere, holding their breath and looking around, not daring to say anything. Yin Tianzheng was the first to come to his senses, suddenly opened his eyes, and a light flashed in his eyes. He raised his right hand and used his palm to write the word "force" in the air, integrating the strength of the Eagle Claw Skill into the strokes. At the end, he twisted his waist and abdomen, and the wind from his palm suddenly rose, so that the disciples around him took a half step back in shock. He stroked his beard and laughed: "Wonderful! Wonderful! The leader's art of martial arts can be integrated with my Eagle Claw Kung Fu. From now on, I will have another way to improve my martial arts skills! " Yang Xiao and Fan Yao also woke up one after another, looked at each other, and saw deep shock in each other's eyes. Yang Xiao had previously studied the Great Shift, and always felt that his energy was stagnant. At this moment, he remembered Lin Yu twisting his waist and turning his shoulders when writing the cursive character "Zhi", and suddenly it dawned on him: "It turns out that energy does not have to be rushed blindly. Just like Nahua's "twists and turns", if you release the force and then accumulate the force, you can break through it with all its strength! " Fan Yao recalled the dynamic charm of Lin Yu's writing of the word "sword" just now, especially the last vertical hook, which was full of infinite mystery. He murmured: "I have practiced the moves of the judge pen before, but I never thought that it could be combined with calligraphy strokes. Such a move not only hides the skill of acupoints, but also has the power of a weapon, it is simply amazing! " Then Zhang Wuji also ran over excitedly: "Master, just now you wrote in the "Tao Te Ching" that "Tao can be Tao, but it is not Tao." The meaning of the word "Dao" actually made me feel the rhythm of the flow of internal energy, and I realized the essence of using pure Yang internal energy to activate the Seven Injury Fist. Some of the stagnations in my previous boxing training were suddenly understood. "... As for Lin Yu himself, he naturally gained the most. Although he was originally excellent in martial arts, he was not good at calligraphy. Unexpectedly, in just a few days at the pond, he discovered the key to "the connection between calligraphy and martial arts." Previously, Lin Yu had taught them the basic mental skills of Nine Yang Magic. He was just pity for their weakness and was afraid that the cold would hurt their bodies, and he wanted them to use it to strengthen their bodies and resist the wind and frost. Unexpectedly, these four people were already very knowledgeable and had profound calligraphy skills. Seeing this wonderful scene of "using martial arts to write books", they suddenly understood and vaguely understood the common meaning between calligraphy and martial arts. A few years later, based on what they had gained today and practicing the basic mental skills of Jiuyang Magic, these four scholars all developed excellent martial arts skills. Li Shanshang was good at writing regular scripts, and his boxing skills were calm and powerful, and ordinary second-rate early masters could not get close to him. Liu Ji was fond of running calligraphy, his claws were agile and tactful, and he was good at seizing the opponent's weapons. He was well-known in the world, and was nicknamed "Mr. Let go". Song Lian specializes in official script, and his palm skills are thick and strong, and he can jump when he hits. One time, Song Lian defeated three second-rate masters with only a brush and a pair of iron palms, and was called "the fatal scholar" by the people in the green forest. However, the most powerful among them is Zhu Sheng. Because he has the deepest knowledge in calligraphy and is willing to work hard every day, he has unknowingly reached the second-rate peak level. The world is so vast that it seems like there are so many masters, but in fact, there are only a few dozen people in the world who can truly reach the first-class level. Even Lin Yu came through time and used the Monkey Wine and the "Xuan Tian Yi Chang" mentality to give birth to a large number of first-class and even top masters for the Ming Cult and the Beggar Clan. However, the total number of first-class masters in the entire world is still less than a hundred. As for the second-rate masters, they have long been the mainstay of each sect. For ordinary sects, one or two second-rate masters are enough to dominate one side. As for the second-rate masters, they can basically establish a sect. Zhu Sheng, a civil servant, achieved this state only by observing the martial arts moves he learned through calligraphy, supplemented by the introductory mental skills of Jiuyang Magic. This kind of understanding and opportunity are rare in the entire history of martial arts. Later, an insider came to Zhu Sheng to ask for martial arts lessons. Zhu Sheng just smiled and pointed at the ink on the desk: "All my skills come from calligraphy. " "If you want to practice, you must first write well, and then understand the principle of 'strength can penetrate the back of the paper', and you will be successful. "The person who came here was a rough old man. He didn't know anything about calligraphy. The most annoying thing was writing. Hearing this, he had to go back angrily. At this time, because he had been immersed in calligraphy practice for days, the strength of his fingertips and the flow of his mind gradually became one. In Lin Yu's heart, the longing for Ye Bin was like the light ink on the rice paper, which slowly faded away with the rise and fall of the pen. He began to think about the impact of the Yuantai realm. This realm requires condensing the essence, spirit and spiritual power into the Chaos Yuan Fei, which is the watershed between mortals and scattered immortals. Whether he can successfully condense the Yuan Ying in the future cannot be ignored. Starting from Hunzhuan Yitian, he saved the fire dragon, captured Cheng Kun, helped the Beggar Clan, Zhang Mingjiao, healed Qianye, protected Cuishan, protected Yin Li... And even joined the revolution and led his troops to rebel against the Yuan. Countless causes and effects were involved. Like a tight web, it made his heart tense. "There are too many causes and effects on me, and I am too deeply involved in worldly fate. Although the emotional tribulation has passed now, I am afraid that the road to enlightenment is still full of obstacles. " Just as he was thinking about how to be more secure, Er Xuan suddenly came over. Lin Yu saw that although Mu Xuan had broken through to the late stage of Swordsman, his aura was a bit impetuous, and his foundation was obviously unstable. With a thought in his heart, he suddenly remembered a place... Dear readers and friends: Hello everyone! This is Xiao Pawn's first novel, and today I will finally say goodbye to you all~ When I first started writing, I wanted to fill in the answers to the "golden pits" left by Mr. Jin Yong and Mr. Huanzhu Louzhu. As a sailor, the days of sailing on the sea were long and boring. At first, I just wrote for my own entertainment. I didn't think about publishing it, and I didn't deliberately create a story. I just wrote a few strokes when I thought of it, and put it aside for a long time when I got busy. I saved it intermittently for two or three years, and before I knew it, it had reached more than 300,000 words. While reading, I felt that some of the ideas for filling in the gaps were quite creative, so I thought of sharing them, so I came to Tomato with some trepidation. It took more than three months and a total of more than 600,000 words were written, and it finally came to a successful conclusion~ Well, let's call it a success~ Here, I would like to express my sincere gratitude to every friend who has been with me so far! Without your support and tolerance, it would be difficult for me to persist in completing this creative journey. I have always cherished this feeling in my heart. It's really embarrassing to say that as a newcomer with no experience in publishing, I failed to tell the story well and made many irreparable mistakes, which resulted in the book's data being unsatisfactory. As it neared the end, I went back to review it, and I discovered the key problem just after reading the first dozen chapters: After Lin Yu learned that Jiuyang came out of the valley, everyone was obviously waiting to see him roam the world and kill everyone. However, because I put it on hold for too long and only wanted to fill in the pits, I actually skipped this highlight of the plot and directly arranged for him to go to Youhuang Valley for plastic surgery. Haha~ Now that I think about it, I am a bit dumbfounded. It is no wonder that readers are losing. Such an obvious mistake is not unfair at all. I really live up to everyone's expectations! There are many similar regrets in the book, so I won't list them one by one. In recent days, I have rewritten the complete story of Lin Yu's coming out of the mountain. Due to my busy work, I really don't have time to adjust and replace the chapters one by one, so I can only integrate the content into chapters 13-18. As a result, these chapters are too long and may affect the reading experience. Please bear with me~ But what is gratifying is that, even if the traffic is mediocre, I still insisted on not having any interruptions in the whole process, which can be regarded as a complete explanation of this creative experience. In the past two days, I have often reflected: Can I eat "writing"? At present, full-time writing will most likely "starve to death", haha~ But I really like telling stories, even if there is only one audience, I will continue to be an amateur writer who is not kidnapped by data~ I decided not to revise some of the flaws in the book. Let these regrets stay there as traces of my step-by-step growth as a new author~ Although this book did not bring in royalties, I gained far more than I imagined: First, I met all my dear readers, and every piece of encouragement from you is the biggest motivation for me to persevere; Secondly, it is my own growth - I really need to write more and practice more. The writing in the later period is much smoother and more mature than in the early stage. Now when I look back at the early content, I can immediately find the problem, which is the most real progress; thirdly, I am familiar with the rules of the platform and have figured out my own shortcomings. I believe that the second novel will be significantly improved. I know how big the gap is between myself and the master. I will continue to learn from the list, polish my writing skills, accumulate experience, and live up to everyone's trust and encouragement~ Finally, I would like to say thank you again to all my friends who have supported me! There is a long way to go, and the story is not yet finished. Our next work will be released soon ~ [Note]
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