Little People in the World of Rivers and Lakes

Most of the blame for Gu Long's "disrespect for women" is probably put on him by Lin Xian'er. This most beautiful woman in the world is actually the most typical but also the most unique bad woman in Gu Long's novels. I don't remember whether her origin was mentioned in the book, but I believe that Lin Xianer's family may not be happy. A beautiful woman like her, if she lived in a harmonious family, would never have such a proud-looking and inferior character. Her only weapon was her body. When this weapon failed, she acted extremely confused and panicked, so much so that she developed hatred. I think Lin Xianer is most likely the daughter of a prostitute. She has seen men in their most erotic and ugliest state since she was a child, so she learned to use her body to manipulate men. Lin Xian'er is good at creating characters, and the characters she creates for each of her guests are different, but the basic image is an innocent, "silly" and pitiful little woman, which is quite similar to the currently criticized "Green Tea". In essence, it stimulates men's self-esteem. In fact, except for A Fei, the "love" for Lin Xian'er is caused by "loving yourself" and does not want to destroy his "omnipotent" image in front of beautiful women. This is especially obvious in the battle where Lu Fengxian was defeated by Shangguan. The relationship between men and green tea is more similar to this kind of relationship. It is a naturally unequal relationship. Men are strong on the surface but passive at heart. Women seek to take the initiative in a superficially weak posture. This kind of relationship is destined to be unstable. Lin Xian'er has a fairy character, but I'm afraid she only appears in the image of a goddess in front of A Fei. Lin Xianer refused to sleep with A Fei because she hoped to maintain the status of a goddess and a licking dog. Different from the aforementioned green tea, this was an unbalanced but stable state. Women took the absolute initiative in both form and substance, so it was extremely stable - if Lin Xianer was the kind of true goddess who looked the same and was full of confidence. Too bad she wasn't. When Ah Fei recognized Lin Xian'er's true face and broke Lin Xian'er's character image, Ah Fei no longer loved her, because what Ah Fei loved was not the living Lin Xian'er, but her character. Lin Xianer collapsed completely. She realized that not only were her weapons not invincible, but deep down inside her, she was still unloved, and even unworthy of love. Under the blow of reality, her inferiority complex completely shattered the outer shell of her pride and was revealed in front of everyone. After this moment, even if her appearance does not change, she will no longer be the most beautiful woman in the past, because the energy that supported her as the most beautiful woman is gone, and she can only be a prostitute with a stunning appearance. Lin Xianer's maid Lingling had a conversation with Lan Xiezi. Lingling's general idea was that men have the upper hand in society, so women can be coquettish or unreasonable, and men should pamper them and coax them. Is it exactly the same as the current Mi Meng? Blue Scorpion retorted righteously. It is precisely because of this that women should respect themselves and love themselves more, and rely on their own hands to strive for happiness. What you ask for is not as good as what you earn. Lin Xian'er relies on her own body as a weapon, and men will "give" things to her, but in essence, it is just another form of "begging". No matter how beautiful she looks, in her heart, Lin Xian'er is still a prostitute with low self-esteem and panic. She has some tricks to play with men and manipulate them, but she does not have the great wisdom to work in harmony with men and support each other.

Finished reading. . Pearl Covered in Dust The writing style of this book is destined to be unpopular with the current fast-food reading format. Moreover, the author often interrupts updates, which consumes a lot of patience No. 4 Cannot play games. I read hundreds of chapters with great concentration. After finally reading it, I sighed in silence. This book is suitable for reading to the end in one sitting. It's like drinking tea. Drink it from hot to cold, and finish it in one gulp. I still envy those friends in the story. Real friends are fools who risk their lives for their friends.

After leaving the prosperous and impetuous leveling up and fighting monsters infinitely, I came to this martial arts infinite story telling stories and talking about my heart, only to realize that Mr. Gu Long actually has so many good stories.

I read it in one sitting during the 25th Spring Festival. It was very exciting and enjoyable, and I can feel that it was written with great care. ​Thanks to the author! The writing style, plot, and original characters of this article are all very faithful to each other. However, Su Weiyun is not suitable in the world of ancient dragons, and it is always a bit awkward and uncomfortable to read. Except for the emotional line of Murong Jiu that I really don't feel, overall I think Xiao Su is well portrayed and is a character with growth, depth and lovability. But he is indeed a "little person". Similar to the protagonists of the online articles I have read in the past few years, his "heart" is relatively small. He is not particularly anxious and calculating, but he is also cautious, fearful and depressed. His destiny is oppressed by the system, his actions are mostly passive, and he values ​​himself, but this self needs to be constantly confirmed and maintained. On the contrary, the characters written by Gu Long are full of a sense of certainty about themselves. They know self-evidently who they are, (sometimes almost paranoid) believe that what they do, and are the masters of their own destiny. "Big shot" regardless of martial arts status, but self/belief is more powerful, surpassing interests and even life and death. Although I like Cologne (I liked it when I first watched it as a teenager, and I still like it now), the era of idealism and romance has passed. People today must live, must succeed, and must continue to rise to a higher level. Websites with this kind of mentality have entered into an inflationary sense of comfort and security, and the protagonist almost dare not encounter continuous setbacks or real dangers (Xiao Su was only slightly in danger until the final battle? Emotionally, he did not experience a particularly serious blow and then vomited). Even so, some readers may feel that the protagonist does not win enough (haha). In order to ensure that the protagonist always wins reasonably, he must either be more cautious and calculating, or shrink himself and lower his desires, just to live his own small life (that's what Xiao Su is like, he doesn't want much at all). The latter is a little confusing, because Gu Long's characters sometimes self-exile or pursue freedom and freedom, which are also unutilitarian and self-satisfied, and careerists who try to control others and pursue power are villains who are bound to fail. The difference here is that the characters in Gu Long may be vaguely alienated and antagonistic to the world they live in, but in the confrontation between the individual and the world, both sides are always equal, while the little characters are under the threat of being crushed by the system/fate, and "self" itself has become an important theme that needs to be constantly confirmed.

Will you ever go back to the world you traveled through?

No, have you really read Gu Long's novel and this book? ? ? The author has written this book very well. First, it has the charm of Gu Long's martial arts novels. Second, it connects the entire Qinglong Society in Gu Long's novels. Third, it matches the title introduction. I took it, but I couldn't even spray it. The author's slowness is the original sin of this book.

Why imitate Cologne? If you can't describe the feeling, it will feel like a fool's errand. . .

Peerless Twins (Part 1) is more interesting, but unfortunately, it cannot be continued. The rest is just tasteless. The stories of Gu Long's martial arts novels are closely related to the social conditions of TW at that time. Only by understanding these can we understand why so many people have plunged into the bloody world one after another, becoming people in the world and doing things in the world.

Why is this book classified as science fiction? Isn't this a martial arts time travel?

Personal martial arts fanfic Xiancao and the protagonist is not disgusting, he is a very good person with heart and lungs

I feel a little bit like a goddess. Others are trying to kill you, but you pretend to be cool and say: Kill him with his dirty hands! ! ! ! !

Come on, author! Very well written!

In a word, it has the flavor of martial arts and martial arts. I like it. It was really unreasonable for Gu Xian to throw out the settings. It doesn't have to be too exhaustive. It's good to leave some blank space. The setting of this worldview may make it complete, but it also changes the flavor. It is better to leave it to everyone's imagination.

I think just in terms of moves, the Fifteen Deadly Swords and the Flying Immortal are already unbreakable moves in Gu Long's novels, and only people can break them.

Now I just hope that the protagonist will go back to find his wife, and then have good wine, delicious food and a hot bed. No matter how big or small people are, simple things have to be complicated. Doesn't it depend on how you live your life? After going around and around, there are two words in the end - hypocrisy.

That bastard Long Xiaoyun was killed well! Earlier, I didn't think it was Su Weiyun's style, but then he slashed his head with a sword, so beautiful!

I really like martial arts novels. What I like is their loyalty and chivalry, not how many women the protagonist pushes.

Hell, the most annoying thing about Cihang, Jingzhai and Murong is that the immortal jumped off his cub and then came to the door ten or twenty years later with a look of aggrievement. The biography of the martial arts half-xia is a good one. The protagonist slaughtered all his daughter, Shi Fei Xuan, in front of her. Jingzhai then slapped down the concubine Xuan, who was arrogant and threatened to ignore the protagonist for the rest of her life: Even if I didn't raise you, it would be God's grace for you to gain spiritual intelligence from ignorance and open your eyes to see the world, so you still have to do it? Next time, I will kill you!

When I ordered 421 chapters, I suddenly jumped out and talked about time travelers and time travel games. It was so poisonous.

I really like this novel. Relying on the martial arts framework of Gu Long's novels, the plot is relatively rich. The image of the protagonist, a man in the world, is very full, and the writing is smooth and peaceful. I hope that after this novel ends, I will have a martial arts novel that is entirely my own. Come on, author!

The writing style is indeed great, with a martial arts flavor, but because it is too much like Gu Long's martial arts, the story content becomes unreasonable and more logical. The most serious thing is in Chapter 21, the peerless two prides. First of all, let me talk about this. The biggest disadvantage of this kind of low-level martial arts is that ordinary Jianghu tellers are actually no different from ordinary people. They will die with a knife to cut their throats. It may prove that in a fight, the villain who first appeared in Chapter 21 could kill the waiter with a few moves, but the waiter's plan to kill the villain was actually just a matter of taking advantage of his unpreparedness. So under this premise, it is unreasonable for this villain to be so arrogant when escaping. Aren't you afraid of being smeared on your neck by a waiter in some shady shop and made into a barbecued pork bun made of human meat? Writing this kind of event in this kind of world is not as reasonable as the fantasy fairy tale in which the foundation building cannot defeat the golden elixir, the golden elixir cannot defeat the Nascent Soul, and ordinary people cannot harm the practitioners. The story is very unreasonable from the beginning of the story. The protagonist learns a few hidden weapons and uses poison to kill the Liu Feng bone. He can chop off Aunt Wang's head with a single knife. There is no need to be so long-winded and frustrating... If you like to read acceptance stories, you can take your time and enjoy this book. This book reflects the dangers of the world, but it does not reflect the desperate measures to survive in this dangerous world.

Well written, the first chapter lets people know that heroes are also human beings, and big shots are also human beings. The so-called right path lies in the political stance, but more importantly in the hearts of the people. The protagonist has learned how to be a good person and how to manage his reputation and martial arts skills. In the second volume, the protagonist joins the underworld from the righteous path and learns how to do evil and what is a villain. Reputation in the world is more about one's own attitude and character. Whether he becomes a hero or a villain in the future, he understands that people's hearts are unpredictable. Would the third volume be about being a police officer or a bodyguard? If being an official, aristocratic family, a decent family represents the right way, and the gangsters, sects, heroes, represent the underworld, these officers, petty officials, and bodyguards are the products of the black and white.

You really don't have a clear idea. A guy like Jin Jiuling can just finish it off with one sword. He's an invincible master even though he's so patient. Is he practicing martial arts for so long just to be reasonable?

The double trees in the east mean 'permanence and impermanence', the double trees in the south mean 'pleasure and non-happiness', the double trees in the west mean 'me and no-self', and the double trees in the north mean 'purity and no purity'. The lush and glorious tree represents the true nature of nirvana: permanence, happiness, self, and purity; The withered and withered tree represents the nature of the world: impermanence, no happiness, no self, and no purity. The Tathagata Buddha enters death between these eight realms, which means neither withered nor prosperous, neither false nor empty. I feel pretty awesome, like an upgraded version of Xiao Wuxiang Kung Fu... Life and death, yin and yang, can coexist and be reversed

It's quite speechless. The character of Pig's Foot changes with the style of the novel...

There is a speculation that the protagonist's left-hand sword does not have any sword skills, but uses left and right fighting skills to practice the "Thirteen Deadly Swordsmanship" and "Dharma Sword Technique" of his left hand.

In the world up to Happy Heroes, I feel like the world is shaping the protagonist, but in the world after Happy Heroes, I feel like the protagonist is shaping the world. I don't like the feeling that the world is the main focus in the later part. The protagonist's behavior is like being swallowed up by the world, which is not as clear as before, so I saw this. I hope the new book will be better written, at least the heroine's role will not be as small as in this book.

I don't like this book. The author makes the protagonist look like a servant of the system. It's very toxic when the protagonist insists on writing a mission to become a disciple when traveling through "The Two Prides".

It's rare to find such an ancient martial arts novel. It's also rare that Pig's Feet's character is not extreme. Come on~

This means that as long as the protagonist receives the failed obliteration task It will be 100% successful.... No suspense or surprise This setting is a bit... Not surprising In addition, the protagonist is a bit stressed It's easy for me to take in and watch. I feel a little stressed when I watch it.