Roaming Proudly Through the Shushan World

Some book friends think that the masters of Shushan World knew in advance that those treasures and so on could not be taken from this or that. In fact, the Shushan sect's foreknowledge is not that strong. The founder of the sect has long eyebrows, even if he is not sure about his junior brother's mind, he will enter the devil's way. The equally arrogant Master Ji Le, when he first appeared on the scene, all his disciples disappeared due to various reasons. Ling Hun was originally handsome, but when his soul left his body, his body was destroyed by Bai Guyi, and he could only take away a beggar. Yi Xiu was originally tall, but he was besieged by Ling Hun and others. In the end, they joined forces and used the magical power to move mountains and suppressed them for decades... If the gods are so good, how could they be like this? Moreover, the book does not mention those "experts" who know all the magic weapons and heavenly books, or pay attention to them all the time. This is just the book lover's own imagination. For example, if Emei couldn't open the box of Nanming Lihuo Sword, why didn't they do some "magic calculation" and know what to do? Obviously not, Grandma Jin still had to say: Fellow Taoist Yuqing is well-informed, wait for her to come and see if there is any magic method. You still have to find someone to inquire. With a magic weapon like this in front of you, you still have to find out how to open it. How come those who have not been born yet "know everything in advance"? I prefer the author's plot handling in this book. He was not timid when collecting treasures, he was just cautious, selective, and within his ability. 👍

Shushan is about sword fighting, chivalry, and exploring caves, rather than sect competitions. This is no different from half of the cultivation novels, and it has lost its uniqueness. If you are not careful, it becomes a cultivation novel with Shushan skin.

Is this being raised to death by me again?

It seems that Shushan has never been unable to practice at the same time, right?

The Legend of Shushan Swordsman is a novel I read when I was in fifth grade in elementary school. It can be said that it was because of it that I became deeply fascinated by all the fantastic ideas in the novel. Most of the Shushan-themed novels disparage Emei to attract attention. When it comes to derogating Emei, few people can handle it very well. Most of them belittle the EQ and IQ of the cultivators in Emei, or belittle the behavior of Emei in fighting monsters and killing monsters, and beating evil people to seize the heaven and earth. Let me first say that Emei acts in a rather domineering manner, targeting evil demons. Shouldn't demons like Green Robe who eat people's hearts and lungs alive be destroyed? Shouldn't the three phoenixes that cut off the path to immortality be destroyed? As far as the book is concerned, the setting at the beginning is not bad, but when it comes to the fight with Jin Chan, it becomes a cliche plot of the evil young man bullying the pig's feet and being slapped in the face, and then the old man comes out to make things worse. I think that if the leader of a religion has only this little emotional intelligence, he will blatantly take revenge on his son just because he lost a fight. This is probably something only those village tyrants and hooligans would do. People with a little knowledge will first investigate the situation. If you deal with the situation properly, you might be able to get rid of your son's arrogance and aloofness; even those with a dark psychology will never seek revenge for their son by going astray, but will quietly eliminate the pig's feet in other upright ways. As far as my own feelings about Shushan are concerned, Master Qi is a gentle, graceful, wise, responsible, and gentleman-like figure. Otherwise, how could the long eyebrows of the first man in a thousand years pass on the position of master to him? Or maybe none of the other brothers (except Xiaoyue) objected, and the real senior brother Xuan Zhenzi expressed support for him to become the leader? Therefore, the writing method of Shushan should not be limited to disparaging Emei, nor should it be limited to the world of Shushan. It should be based on or start from Shushan and look at the entire universe. This is the great Shushan in my heart.

Mr. Sky Swordsman was a decent man during his lifetime, so he shouldn't be too miserable after his death. Let's all spit on him and leave.

I don't know, but before writing a fanfic, you should at least know why the book is well written and how it perfectly discards the essence.

I just started reading it, and after reading a few chapters about the work, the author said that the character of Huanzhu Louzhu was a bit broken. In fact, the reason why the character of Shushan was broken was because the era that Huanzhu Louzhu lived in was not a peaceful era, with warlords fighting and the invasion of foreign powers. Invasion, thoughts surged, and the living conditions of the people at that time had a great impact on the master of Huanzhu Tower, so much so that the monks in the Shushan book did not have the spirit of immortality, but seemed a bit harsh and mean, which made us living in modern society feel a sense of disharmony.

Unfortunately, I am sorry for everyone!

If you want to stop updating, please post a reason to explain it, but it will disappear at every turn. After reading the author's previous works, I found that they were never completed normally. It's not easy to become a top scholar in practice, so don't make it difficult for yourself if you don't succeed.