Roaming Freely Across the Worlds

I really hate the way the main character just smiles and pretends to be cool.

Many people like to compare the characters in novels written by different novelists together, and even use the saying that martial arts is high and martial arts is low. In novels written by the same character, the more modern the time, the lower the martial arts to explain some problems. In fact, martial arts novels are fairy tales for adults, and fairy tales are just the product of the author's imagination. Different novels written by different people do not have the same point of view. Even if we read the same novel, if the author does not clearly write down the contest between the characters or some details, different readers will have different interpretations when it is impossible to draw a conclusion. Martial arts is purely imaginary, and all results are derived from imagination. Strength, good and evil, are all set by the author. For example, many fans of novels can interpret the behavior of characters in the same novel from different perspectives, whitewash some villains, and add color to some righteous characters. These are just settings. Which one is stronger, Nezha Yang Jian in Journey to the West or Fengshen Yanyi? The generals in the Romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties were able to wield weapons weighing several thousand kilograms and hundreds of kilograms in strength. In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Guan Yu wielded a weapon weighing six to seventy kilograms. This is because there are many myths in history. Is it true that the martial arts of the Three Kingdoms were weaker than those of the Sui and Tang Dynasties? There are so many masters in gold novels, Dongfang Bubai, Qiao Feng, Sweeping Monk, Ah Qing, etc., Aren't they great? But if you compare with Zhang Sanfeng, you will say that Zhang Sanfeng is a legend, so no matter how good they are, they can't compare to Zhang Sanfeng. The fact is that your imagination is limited by the legends of the past, and you think that there should be no more people than Zhang Sanfeng in the past and present. In fact, is the real Zhang Sanfeng really powerful? Or maybe his understanding of Taoist moral principles is better than that of people throughout the ages? I said in a reply that Dugu Qiufei is better than Yu Luosha and Gong Jiu's master. It does not refer to martial arts, but to personal settings. They are both geniuses, but Dugu Qiubei specializes in one discipline and constantly creates new things. Others are geniuses, but their energy is not focused, like Gong Jiu's. The little old master, he wants to be better than others in everything, surpass everyone, and then give up and look for new fun. No matter how talented such a person is, his gains are limited because he wants too many things, and once he succeeds, he will stop moving forward because he has no motivation. Therefore, in terms of character design, they are placed in the same society and environment. I personally think that Dugu will achieve higher achievements in martial arts than others. Just like Einstein and Leonardo da Vinci, they are both geniuses, but in the field of science, Einstein's achievements are stronger than da Vinci, but in other aspects, da Vinci wins. Therefore, all novels are based on settings. In Journey to the West, Sun Wukong's weapon is less than seven tons. This is because of the limitations of the imagination of the ancients. Then modern people will use their own imagination to redefine this weapon for their idols, because otherwise you will find that the original childhood idols are actually not very powerful. When the prehistoric novels appeared, all myths were reset by modern people. In order to prevent the previous idols from losing their dignity as strong men, some characters were constantly reset. This is because modern people can imagine much more things than ancient people.

You have traveled through two dungeon worlds for nearly 100 chapters but you can't hold on under the waterfall. One second you are showing off in the low-level world, and the next moment you are slapped twice by a low-level partner in the main world? What does it mean? Strengthen your roots?

The beginning is very painful. The beginning of the traditional time-traveling series is full of bitterness and hatred and is useless. In fact, it can be slightly changed. It is ordinary and good. There is no need to use those routines that have seriously tired people... It slipped away.

I can't stand it when I see Japanese being accepted as my disciples. Historical facts tell you that the Japanese will only learn from you and come back to deal with you. The protagonist even accepts them just because they are related to Chen Zhen's Japanese wife, haha

Why does the author keep poisoning😰😰I only read Chapter 25, and there are all kinds of "British Empire", "Great Japanese Empire" and "Great Qing Dynasty"😰😰 I don't know what other people think...😰😰😰

There is no difference between the protagonist's sect and the others. Is it difficult to get in without even teaching the basics? I was speechless because he didn't even know the moves.

I'm going to trick you. You are in the world of cultivation. Isn't it interesting to always travel through time and pretend to be B in martial arts?

The IQ of the continuation is really touching. . . . Pretending to be more embarrassing is about to cause cancer. . .

The author can't tell the difference between the Song Dynasty and the Ming Dynasty. Only the Ming Dynasty had this sand dollar status. In the Song Dynasty, the examination was a one-time test and had to be retaken next time. Thanks to Wanli's absence from the court for decades, the Ming Dynasty literati had the confidence to annex land and not pay taxes. The Song Dynasty did not have such shit.