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It is said that the protagonist has practiced cultivation for thousands of years under ancient feudal national conditions in his previous life. Will it be easily affected by the opening up for decades or hundreds of years?
I found this book in Glory and am ready to read it.
Is the protagonist's time travel to seize his body or restore his past life memories?
Why are there so many good works copied from Jin Yong's?
It is said that in Jin Yong's works there is a kind of chivalrous man who serves the country and the people, but why are Jin Yong's protagonists abnormal? Why did Guo Jing, a Han Chinese, have to go to Mongolia to be a son and grow up? Why did Qiao Feng have to be a Khitan, two ethnic groups that never stop fighting each other? Why did he write as if he was friendly? Why? Zhang Wuji, a Han Chinese, wants to fall in love with a Mongolian who has countless blood feuds in the Central Plains? Finally, there is The Deer and the Cauldron. What exactly does he want to express? I don't care what others think, but I discovered that the whole idea of The Deer and the Cauldron is to serve the Manchus as dogs and slaves. No, being a slave requires capital. The Han people are not even slaves, they can only be dogs. Why are the thoughts in his novels like this? I don't understand. I didn't know anything before and I didn't study history, so I quite liked it. However, after watching The Deer and the Cauldron, I liked Wei Xiaobao because he had many wives. So I started to slowly understand the Qing Dynasty, and then I knew what kind of shit the Qing Dynasty was. Therefore, I hated the Qing Dynasty very much, and I no longer like Wei Xiaobao who acted like a dog to others. Anyway, I thought about Jin Yong's thoughts, and I felt disgusted. Sorry, I'm just complaining. Maybe some people like Jin Yong very much, and maybe some people will scold me, but I really feel that Jin Yong really makes me sick. You can't copy Huang Yi's novel, but you can't copy Gu Long's novel? You have to copy Jin Yong, why?
The people of Louta Town welcome you. . . . I'm in the tower, and I'm going to be in trouble every minute!
Zhang Ye broke in? Miss the big star
Has the author changed recently? Start with the Couplet Competition. Lucky Bread. Also get the golden microphone. Zhang Ye, the great god, entered in a chaotic manner.
Articles about cultivation that are greater than entertainment should be called cultivation in another world.
I wrote it at the beginning, but I didn't feel like I was immersed in it. If you have the same feeling, please leave a message below.
If you write about entertainment, then write about entertainment well. It's about cultivating immortality and about the grievances of wealthy families, especially the grievances of this wealthy family. Normally, those born in the 80s, 90s, or 00s, who would want to read it? I feel like only my mother's generation is willing to watch this stuff. They still watch TV and don't know how to read novels.
The writing is pretty good, it would be nice if it could be updated soon.