The Condor Shooting Man's Journey

Worshiping everywhere? I'm so dizzy, I've seen the main plot of the Condor Shooting, but you just follow the plot unchanged. Are you asking us to watch the plot again? Can you sometimes briefly explain the main plot, or simplify it? You are so meticulous about everything, boss. I feel like I am watching a TV series. . .

This fan is very unfamiliar with the original work. Four different things. Looks awkward

The more I watch, the more I think the protagonist is a bit stupid

It's actually finished... In fact, this book is mainly a "romance". It would be boring to discuss whether the protagonist knows the various famous people/martial arts/sects in Jin Yong's books. From the perspective of "romance", the quality is quite high, but sometimes it's a bit embarrassing... In addition, in the end, skipping the progress just to finish is a bit wasteful. The Jinlun force value and magic have been changed too much, and the emotional line is a bit awkward, but everything else is fine...

This woman showed no good qualities from the moment she appeared until she was about to be caught. She was always scheming, unruly, and venomous towards the protagonist, and the protagonist was always feeling aggrieved and groveling all the time. As a result, when he saw the girl's appearance, he felt strong reluctance to let him go? Where does this strong reluctance come from? Can you really do whatever you want if you are beautiful? 😐

I have such a brain. Brother, even if he is aware of his mother, why can't he think of the Lankavatara Sutra and the Nine-Yang Divine Art? He also has a basic breathing method to forcibly lower the protagonist's IQ.

The setting of the protagonist is very good, with flesh and blood and emotions. However, the speed of martial arts training is a bit too fast, and the martial arts are also too complicated. It is useless to do it together. It will be a bit redundant to figure out Beiming. It depends on how it goes later. There are many characters in this book, which makes up for the problem that Jin Yong has a grand background and the characters are somewhat one-sided. This book covers a wide range and is good. I personally like to complete some details of the previous golden books, except Hong Qigong and others for the martial arts of subduing the dragon. The lost moves of this generation of Dragon Subduing Palm are all his own creations, which are different from the original martial arts. In addition, the Northern Expedition also fully takes into account the historical aspects. Many details are linked to historical details. This is very good. It shows that the author has a certain historical background, but the only shortcoming is that the protagonist is too young and frequently encounters strong enemies. Although he is experienced, he is somewhat reluctant. He is not very good in martial arts and just follows others. It feels somewhat unreliable. I hope this is not the case. TJ has not updated for more than 3 days.

What a waste of my feelings, damn the system, but I'm just talking about some omissions before, alas, I rewrote and forgot the words. It's nothing more than talking about the integration of a few points in the book that are good, but they are pointless and inconsistent with reality. Generally speaking, the update is still slow, and there is nothing else.

It's always life-and-death, and it's boring to be stuck with Jinlun all the time~ It's a pity for Mu Zhi, what a good person he is~ He's so good that he is bullied by others. Hey, the protagonist's emotions are revealed too quickly. Even if he wants to return to secular life, he shouldn't do this. At present, the protagonist really lacks the concept of being a worldly person. When he meets a real master, he shirks himself and refuses, and the encounter is not a big deal. I am very willing to get involved in trivial matters. Here, Mingjiao messes with others before it is finished. I feel that the protagonist is annoying people everywhere and has no allies. Is this really a good way to deal with things? Moreover, what the protagonist has learned is too complicated and he has not digested it much before showing it off. This also makes me helpless and troubled. Why not find a place to calm down and teach more meaningful things.

After seeing Chapter 28, Basiba actually died? ? ? The future Mongolian national division

There are not many changes to the original work, so did Guo Jing's family die in Xiangyang in the end?

To casually reveal someone else's secrets to an unfamiliar person like this is really unreliable.

I see that some book friends are puzzled that the protagonist does not understand the plot of the Condor Shooting, so I would like to explain it here. My setting for the protagonist is a person who doesn't know much about Jin Yong's martial arts plot. It's not very clear, that is to say, he knows some plots, but he is not very clear about many plots. Everyone can understand that the protagonist is an orphan. The orphan's growth process is different from that of ordinary people, and he has fewer channels to obtain information. Therefore, he only knows little about Jin Yong's martial arts plot that most people know. Well, actually one more thing, many of us know very well the plots of books such as "The Condor", "Celestial Dragon" and "Yi Tian", which have been remade several times, but if you ask him to tell what "White Horse Roaring in the West Wind" or "Mandarin Duck Knife" is about, many people may not be able to answer, let alone an orphan with no father or mother and limited information channels.

Isn't this protagonist a time traveler? Have you never seen The Condor Shooting? Even Qiu Qianren and his brother don't know

It feels like it's a pity to throw away the food. After all, the protagonist's internal skills, moves, and light skills are all magical. "Nine Yins" can theoretically help the protagonist a little bit. PS: By the way, I want to ask the author, is the protagonist going to be a monk for the rest of his life?