On the second day after Chen Qing joined the Seven Treasure Glazed Tile Sect as an elder, she and Ning Fengzhi happened to discuss all the reasons she'd decided to join the sect.
Chen Qing listed a few: First, they knew each other well and were close. Second, she had no need to travel all over the continent for long stretches of time, so the Seven Treasure sect's requirements for an elder suited her.
Last, and most importantly, the Seven Treasure sect had money and was willing to spend it on its own people.
Chen Qing: Of course you need to find a reliable sponsor for your research!
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This story came from a random idea. It's mainly based on the manhua, but includes plenty of personal preferences, interpretations, and fanfic headcanons.
I wrote it for the manhua, which is a childhood favorite. The manhua's setting is the foundation of the story!
I read the first Soul Land over a decade ago and got through maybe half of the second. Before writing this, I looked up the other books on Baidu Baike. Don't expect logical consistency from details I read years ago.
The basic setting borrows from Soul Land, possibly with a little from Soul Land II as well. Overall, the characters will be a little stronger.
The character relationships, personalities, appearances, and so on are mostly from the manhua, with my own additions.
This is a casual, idea-driven story, written in a fairly outline-like, episodic style. It mentions a lot of characters and factions, so it has something of an ensemble-cast feel. Chen Qing is Chen Xin's younger sister. She transmigrates, but doesn't know the plot. Her detailed background and the plotline I scrapped are at the end of Chapter One. The story is mostly platonic, and the pairings generally follow the original, though it also includes a Chen Xin and Gu Rong pairing.
Since the two original characters end up together, I changed the genre from no romance to romance. To be clear again, there's not much romantic content.
Theme: A few stories about the protagonist striving to advance technology in an age of cold weapons.
I was shocked when I suddenly saw the update today. I really like the ending where everyone has their own pursuit of life and has found true happiness, instead of getting lost in the wind and clouds of the times and becoming more and more narrow-minded. It's so good.
I didn't understand the original part of this paragraph, and it doesn't matter. Anyway, men and I don't have a good compatibility. But speaking of the four tribes, I have to mention Ma Hongjun and Bai Chenxiang. Ma Hongjun went in and out of the Goulan when he was a teenager, so he shouldn't harm girls!!! He and Dai Mubai are evenly matched, and Dai Mubai is even worse, letting other girls chase Shrek all the way. I get angry just thinking about it, I forgot what I was going to say just now The protagonist group has the legend of the protagonist group, and Chenqing has Chenqing's career and pursuit. She has no ambition to pursue the pinnacle of martial arts, nor does she have any deep grudges. She travels around the mainland freely, makes friends, engages in research and development, and gets to know all kinds of weird martial arts spirits and spirit beasts. I think it's pretty good. It's not like you haven't read the original work. When reading the fanfic, you naturally want to see different angles and more special elements. Represents personal views only. Mrs. Tietie, you are so diligent in updating!
It feels like everyone is serving the protagonist in the later stage
I looked at the encyclopedia again and found that the reason for the novel is to heal old injuries. Although it feels like it is still serving the protagonist. After all, Tang Hao is set to be strong. If he continues to be strong, the protagonist will have nothing to do with it, but it does have to be more reasonable. However, the comics seem not to have detailed drawings. In short, in this article, Tang Hao has recovered from his old wounds and has lived in seclusion for these years. The original part is based on the reason that he feels guilty about his sect for killing his parents.
Really. . . What a complicated human relationship. . . (Faint)
Okay, okay, it's not over yet?
In fact, I have always been confused about Xiao Wu not eating the flower. She is clearly not yet mature enough to know how likely she is to meet a Soul Douluo or even a Titled Douluo in the Soul Master Competition. This is gambling with her own life on a very small chance. I can only say that she is the biggest tool for the development of the subsequent plot. After the sacrifice, she really lost her previous pride and aura, which really made me feel sorry for her.
When I watched Douluo, I was very shocked that Tang Hao returned his bones. I felt that there was something wrong with it. He had not avenged his revenge. The enemy had already lost his cultivation, so he couldn't pay it back after everything was done.
According to the original work, it is said that love destroys the world, but it is better to say that it is the influence of hatred + evil gods. Dou Er has mentioned the influence of martial arts on human character. Some martial spirits can turn a soul master into an evil soul master. There are environmental issues, the influence of the martial soul, and the soul master's own will. When I saw Bibi Dong at the end, I felt that she was actually swallowed up by the negative power of Wuhun and the evil god, and she just indulged these influences. (This is mainly a problem with the author. There are basically no three-dimensional normal women that male videos can write about)
Everyone is too excited about Brother Tianmeng: cute, smells so good, I want to smoke it