Livestreaming My Transmigration into a Martial Arts World

I have reviewed all of your opinions. First of all, many friends don't like Yin Susu. Let me explain it here. The character of the protagonist I set is relatively loyal, loves to show off, and is relatively upright. It is impossible for him to get along with Yin Susu. How could it be collected? In fact, I wrote it based on the characters of the protagonist and Yin Susu. There must be a suitable result after arresting them. Maybe I didn't write well because of my lack of writing skills. Secondly, regarding the issue of cooperation with the country, my initial setting is that the advanced secrets given to the country cannot be practiced. Only low-level martial arts such as Luohan Quan and Liuhe Spear can be practiced, but the effect is also very poor.

How the protagonist handles his grievances with Wudang is related to the protagonist's view of good and evil. The view of good and evil is the yardstick for judging who is good and who is evil. Sometimes when I read a book, I see some plots where the protagonist is beaten half to death by the Righteous Hero for some reason, but the protagonist lets him go because his enemy is the Righteous Hero. Whenever I see such plots, I want to ask the authors a question: How would the protagonist in your novel treat a villain who saved the protagonist's life and a good person who harmed the protagonist? The protagonist's enemies are decent heroes, but their good deeds are imposed on other people, and their reputation as heroes is also the evaluation given by others. For the protagonist, they inflict evil deeds on the protagonist and bring pain to the protagonist. As a result, the protagonist gently put down his hatred because his enemy was a decent hero. This shows that the protagonist values ​​other people's evaluations more than his own experience. According to the same principle, if a villain saves the protagonist in the future, the protagonist will be ungrateful and even kill the savior because the savior is considered a villain by others. What is the difference between such a protagonist and Zhongshan Wolf? If the protagonist is a person with a conscience, how can the protagonist be ungrateful because the person who saved his life is a villain? If the protagonist is a person without a conscience, why should he bother with the issue of being decent or not? Just take revenge. Therefore, I hope the author of this book will not let go of the Wu-Tang Clan easily, otherwise it will be difficult to justify the creation of the protagonist's view of good and evil. Of course, the author can set a double standard for the protagonist. If the villain saves the protagonist, the protagonist will value his own experience more than other people's evaluation of the savior, so the protagonist will not retaliate; if the protagonist is harmed by a good person, the protagonist will not take revenge because of his own experience. If the author is planning to write like this, I have to ask again: Author, are you sure the protagonist is not the Virgin? Of course, national justice is another matter, but the situation of the protagonist in this book does not involve national justice, so I won't talk about it here.

I still want to continue watching, can you please continue to update?

Is it the heroine? Don't forget that the whole family of the protagonist was wanted to be killed before, so the White-browed Eagle King asked the Evil King to kill the protagonist~~

Yin Susu was too vicious in what she did, and the Eagle King asked Shi Zhixuan to kill him again, which was unbearable. I hope it won't be Yin Susu who puts the matter aside after being coquettish. Why doesn't the collusion between the Sky Eagle Sect and the Demon Sect spread? At least let the Wudang Sect know the truth.

I have a picture here that I would like to show to the author. It's quite suitable for a cover. Of course, I don't know how to make a cover.