Blood Prison Jianghu

There is no doubt about the Three Doomsday Demons, the Northern Demon Qin Dingfang, and the Tianyin Witch Liu Ruyan. Then the identity of the Iron Masked Devil is the most mysterious. Most people say it is Zuo Chaoyang. There are many possibilities for Zuo Chaoyang. His Blood Demon Kung Fu has improved the fastest. He has a feud with Shaolin. Killing the Wudang leader with twenty moves may be to test his martial arts. Being chained may be because he was imprisoned by the two Blood Demon descendants in order to control him. He then escaped by himself, etc., Etc. The biggest impossibility is that Zuo Chaoyang is the red-eyed demon. Generations of descendants of the Blood Demon have been looking for the red-eyed demon. This shows that it is very useful. It is unlikely that he will be released to cause trouble. There must be a bigger plan! The second one I consider is Li Shiwu. Many people say that he is low-key, old, and has very good qualifications. It is almost impossible for him to become a master in three and a half years. Is there any reason for an outsider to kill the leader of Wudang? ! I think they can all be overturned one by one! Isn't it that the person who has practiced the Blood Demon Book and is in a sane state of mind is arrogant and arrogant? Although he is old, he has deep cultivation and rich martial arts knowledge. Perhaps the modification is because the mutation is more terrifying. An accidental collision can lead to a shortcut to great success; the iron chain may be because his relatives imprisoned him to prevent him from killing innocent people indiscriminately, but he did not expect that he escaped! The killing of the Wudang leader may have been to verify the power of the Blood Demon Kung Fu, otherwise what would be the point of not using it after practicing it? Maybe Wudang was chosen because of Taishan Beidou. He wouldn't kill people from the Western Regions, right?

Don't use Jin Yong's routine. Jin Yong's own world structure has problems. Also, don't make the distinction between good and evil too obvious. Jin Yong's decency is inherently problematic. Shaolin is actually Buddhism. So why did Buddhism be destroyed in history? The Beggar Clan is even more funny. Don't those so-called Beggar Clan kids watch the news? Quanzhen Religion was the state religion of the Yuan Dynasty. Why did it become the state religion? It was because we were part of the guiding party. Otherwise, do you think it might become the state religion of the Mongols? If martial arts wants to attract new people again, it is best to leave the previous routine. If a novel is a history of revenge, it will be strange to attract today's young talents. When you look at the hero movies made by Americans, the enemies are all aliens or have special powers, and you already think that you are not human. Turning a personal feud into a national feud is a step up, isn't it? And don't think that your enemy is a bad guy. He may just be your competitor. People are always complicated. Wouldn't it be sad if there was only hatred in a person's life? Also, the term martial arts itself is a throwback to ancient times. The simplest metaphor is that an eagle can fly, but a person can do it with the help of an airplane. Which one do you think is more powerful? Martial arts is anti-scientific in many aspects, but that doesn't mean that science can't be used. Foreign science fiction films pursue details more and more in order to distinguish the fake from the real. Why isn't our martial arts sect based on human research? What about genetic research? Isn't our Rendu Second Meridian a study of the limits of the human body?

To be honest, I have nothing to look forward to in this part. Feng Liancheng must die, Qin Dingfang must die, and Lin Yi and the others retire overseas. I am looking forward to the next part. The last chapter of Han Da Kai is also to explain the pitfalls left in the past. The content of Han Da Kai is indeed broad enough, and it is also to fill in the remaining two parts. It is very good, but I hope more Han Da can finish this one as soon as possible and start the next one, because if a book is written for too long and too long, readers will be impatient, but Han Da's writing is not the kind of anticlimactic. In short, I don't know what is right or wrong after saying so much. Don't criticize if you don't like it. This is just a heartfelt opinion from a loyal reader of Han Da. Thank you.

Entering the arena with great passion, he is always destroyed when he encounters a master, his meridians are crippled and his lungs are missing, and he reaches nirvana in Kunlun Wonderland. A peerless strong man comes from the west, the martial arts world is full of blood and blood, and his body and mind are as strong as the sea. Who can resist him? Fight all over the world and create a legend.

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The plot is really good, and the author's writing is adequate, but I have never understood why the protagonist is so servile, acting like a little master at every turn, and a little master at every turn. It was fine when you were young, but when you grow up, you have learned so many advanced martial arts, you are famous all over the world, and your horizons have long been broadened, it is unbelievable that you are still so servile. No one says anything about repaying a favor, but people's hearts will change. With perspective, it is normal to continue to repay a favor, but the protagonist who is dedicated to being a slave is really speechless. Throughout history,

The protagonist's servility is a bit strong. His parents have been servants in the Qin family all their lives. The emphasis on servility is normal. The protagonist is only 14 years old and is often bullied by Qin Dingfang. How can he be so servile? There are so many people who have been wiped out in the world and not many slaves have emerged to avenge the master's family. Instead, the protagonist is like a loyal dog who plans to devote his life to revenge.

This book writes the protagonist like a modern wretched man. The strong man threatens him and threatens him to lie down in a pit and let others bury him, or directly lie down in a coffin and let others kill him. He knows that he has the aura of the protagonist and has washed his neck so that no one else can kill him? And that Meimei who really wanted to kill him buried him alive several feet deep, but she had to compromise with others to spare his life. If the protagonist doesn't kill him, at least he won't have any contact with the head office, right? Just because she is a woman, her legs are weak? Please, the protagonist should stop insulting martial arts novels.

It's finally finished, it's so well written. I chased it from beginning to end, from the opening of the company to the closing of the company. It's really hard to follow (✪▽✪), but I'm looking forward to the next one...

The writing and plot are both good, with a bit of a martial arts feel. It's the protagonist's character,,, that's hard to describe in one word. The protagonist can be sinister and decisive, or he can be a majestic saint. It just can't be blurred or swayed from side to side. This is too unsightly (reading), but the book is still good anyway. It can be eaten by novices, and it can be swallowed by old bookworms as long as they don't think carefully.