[Wuxia Crossover] Jianghu Inn Simulator

I don't know why so many people sympathize with the martial arts emperor for being too weak in power, and feel that the emperor of the martial arts world is too aggrieved - no matter how bad a person's life is, it is still ten thousand times better than the hardworking common people, okay? Will strengthening the imperial power and weakening the power of martial arts in the world of martial arts bring any benefits to martial arts people? Men can become officials - of course, Li Xunhuan passed the exam himself but did not go, instead he persuaded others to go What about the woman? ——"A woman can get married at the age of thirteen." Is the reason for Lin Shiyin's tragedy just because of her character? Is it because she didn't "rather be in pieces than in ruins" and let Li Xunhuan see her determination? It is not because of the oppression of feudal imperial power, which suppresses women and hopes that women will have more children. ——Various disciplines for women Lin Shiyin, a fan next door, is married to the heroine who disguises herself as a man. She said that if a woman is single, even if she is protected by the Hua family, countless people will covet her and her property; But having a man is different. Even in name only, she is freer than her unmarried self: she can do business, go out and socialize, she can decide when to get pregnant, and she can have children as long as she wants - how ridiculous, having a "master" actually makes her free. Isn't it the same in modern times, men chase girls, but girls refuse because they don't want to fall in love, and men don't care and go their own way; But once a girl says that she has a boyfriend, the so-called suitor will immediately back down. Even though a real woman is right in front of him, he will never respect her, and he will respect a tall, short, fat, or thin man that he doesn't even know. If someone who knows martial arts just becomes an official, is it still a martial arts? Although Di Renjie in "Detective Di Renjie" does not know martial arts, he is indeed a good official and tries his best to be the best within his abilities - but if he knew martial arts, would "Detective Di Renjie" become a martial arts drama?

The prerequisite for being a good official is that the officials in the court govern the government in a clear and reliable manner, and the emperor's mind is clear and reliable. In the court of "The Swordsman", the martial arts people persecuted the people who were about to become officials in public, and the court did not give up. What's more, were there many good emperors in the Ming Dynasty? In particular, how many emperors are there who don't kill the donkey? Speaking of which, I have always felt that "a great chivalrous person serves the country and the people" is a bit kidnapped. The true meaning of "xia" is just "to act chivalrously, act bravely when seeing justice, and eliminate violence and bring peace to the good." [When the road is rough, draw your sword to help] is the most essential meaning of [xia]. Once the value rises, when it comes to "serving the country and the people", there must be compromises, and compromises must be made, because the "overall situation" must be taken into consideration

Fu Hongxue and Bai Feifei had similar fates, even after being adapted. In the original novel, Hua Baifeng thought Fu Hongxue was his biological son and tortured him to death; In the TV series Hua Baifeng knew that Fu Hongxue was not his biological son and tortured him to death. In the original work, Bai Feifei is the daughter of the old palace master of the Ghost Palace, and is used as a tool of revenge by her biological mother; In the TV series, Bai Feifei is not Bai Jing's daughter, and is used as a revenge tool from beginning to end. Then, it was all in vain

In fact, Extinction was extremely benevolent to Ji Xiaofu: "Master Miejie pondered for a moment and said: "Poor child. Alas! This matter is not your fault after all." Ding Minjun heard what his master meant and showed great favoritism to this junior sister, and couldn't help but glared at Ji Xiaofu." Then Mie Mie asked Ji Xiaofu to kill Yang Xiao, but Ji Xiaofu refused to do it, which made Mie Mie become murderous. "Yang Xiao asked again about Ji Xiaofu's words before she died, and said with tears: 'The evil nun is forcing her to harm me. As long as she agrees, she will have made great contributions to the Emei sect and can inherit the position of leader. Oh, Xiaofu, Xiaofu, you would rather die than agree. In fact, as long as you pretend to agree, won't we be able to meet each other, and we won't die at the hands of the evil nun?'" "Yang Xiao looked up to the sky and roared loudly, which only caused the leaves to rustle all around. After a long time, he finally said: 'Your surname is Yang, you have no regrets, no regrets. Good! Xiaofu, although I forced myself on you, you have no regrets.'" Not only did Ji Xiaofu not regret giving birth to her daughter, but she also did not regret meeting Yang Xiao - at least until the time before Ji Xiaofu's death in the original novel, she had "no regrets" Maybe it was really painful at first, but then I fell in love with it - after all, Yang Xiao is handsome. If it wasn't for the rape at the beginning, Ji Xiaofu should also like it. Disciples from well-known and upright sects who are disciplined are more likely to fall in love with "cult evil men/women" - classic setting, Zhang Cuishan, Yin Susu, Zhang Wuji, Zhao Min, Yang Xiao and Ji Xiaofu But one thing I don't like very much is that although Jin Yong also writes about female sects, the leader of the established sect will give "gongshu sand" to his female disciples. The same is true for the Ancient Tomb Sect, and the same is true for the Emei Sect. Although their thinking may be that with the guardian sand, female disciples will not lose their reputation when walking outside - it is for their future marriage. But I still don't like this setting - I'm too demanding

In this situation, it all depends on who can take the risk. If you have any scruples, others will ride on your head.

Pretty! I guess the heroine of the Chu family just ran away because she was too disgusted. By running away, her family could draw a clear line between her family and the Xiao family, and they would be their mortal enemies.

Alas, it would be fine to find a reliable emperor to hand over [Joker], the candidates are all ready-made anyway.

It was obviously well written, but ended suddenly... Forget it, I don't like forcing it. Congratulations on the completion!

Su Mengzhen? Ruthless? Full of flowers? ——Speaking of which, the rebirth/birthplace of many time-travelers is the flower-filled Baihua Building. Whether they are modern time-travelers or indigenous time-travelers, it is really a particularly friendly novice village. The four brothers in "The Four Famous Catchers" all seem to have some flaws, but the ruthless ones are the most serious and conspicuous.

Tomato also published some good short stories not long ago (before I thought they were all works that would raise blood pressure) The heroine's mission is to make the scumbag and the best family members regret, so the heroine uses the ability to exchange items, replaces the handkerchief with a dagger, assassinates the emperor in public, and sends the whole family to prison; Then she asked the scumbag "life or death" why he gave up on her. She assassinated the emperor for him so that he could ascend to the throne. Isn't it hard to agree that she would become the queen? … Successfully tricked the scumbag into the guillotine Before he died, the dog prince reluctantly asked the heroine why she did this? The heroine happily replied "To make you regret" Of course, the scumbags must be extremely sorry. There are other good short stories - of course, more short stories are still suitable for people with low blood pressure. But I don't know why. Some short stories are obviously very well-written and particularly to my liking, like the one I mentioned above, but reading it is very exhausting - I feel very tired.