
The Smiling, Proud Wanderer: Quest for the Peak
笑傲之问道巅峰
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 876k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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359Chapters
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Stop arguing, most people under the age of 30 like Linghu Chong, and most people over 30 understand Yue Buqun. This has to do with experience! There are also some people who live a miserable life and yearn for Linghu Chong's bohemian love of freedom. But the reality is that as a whole, Linghu Chong can say that all decisions are self-centered. The Huashan sect only thinks of it when he is hurt outside. Generally speaking, it will happen as it happens! In Xiao Ao's plot background, Linghu Chong didn't do anything beneficial to Huashan. No matter whether Yue Buqun is a true gentleman or a hypocrite, he worked hard to earn a reputation for the Huashan sect in the first half of his life. He raised and taught Linghu Chong, and his daughter was raised by Linghu Chong by default. As a result, Linghu Chong was dazzled when he came into contact with the outside world. He tried to trick his teammates in various ways. Lao Yue's heart felt more painful than a knife. The Huashan faction was about to be finished after being handed over to Linghu Chong. There are many external enemies, as well as Shaolin and Wudang schemes. Internally, the young ones are incompetent, and the old ones are either watching the show or creating a split. He could only roll up his sleeves and try again, but he used too much force and capsized the boat. The eldest disciple was tricked into rebelling. He was probably about to collapse. He could only be cruel to himself and even more cruel to others! Generally speaking, Yue Buqun really gave everything for Huashan. He was under too much pressure and had no successor. It was pitiful and pitiful! Linghu Shang is a wild boy who loves freedom and has no stance or sense of responsibility! Such an heir and such a son-in-law would really cost Lao Yue his life.
I remember there was a book called Nine Yins and Nine Yangs, in which it was written that Feng Qingyang's Dugu Nine Swords was taught by Duan Ziyu, but that book must be 404 🤭 now.
In an era when women were as chaste as life, Linghu Chong actually called Tian Boguang brothers. From this, it can be seen that Linghu Chong did not distinguish between right and wrong. Yue Buqun was ruthless enough for daring to wield his sword from the palace, but the starting point was a good one, in order to strengthen the sect. Not talking about the so-called good and evil, Linghu Chong wasted his upbringing for Ren Yingying; he was almost unkind, disloyal, and unfilial. If it weren't for the pig's feet, I guess the grass on the grave would be two feet high in the first two episodes.
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Many people, after watching Swordsman, think people like Linghu Chong are real heroes. I thought he wasn't, he was just a prodigal son. If any guest officer thinks that he is, please tell me that he is your son. He drinks and has fun at home every day, associates with a gang of gangsters, and has no sense of responsibility for his family. How would you feel? In Swordsman, there is no true hero, just a group of gangsters fighting and killing each other.
This book is not strong enough and is reduced to a piece of writing.
After reading more than a dozen chapters, I am still attracted to read it, but there are a few places where I feel inconsistent (or maybe I don't understand it well). 1. The protagonist only practiced Chinese martial arts in his previous life. Chinese martial arts does not have any internal strength. After time travel, he can summarize and create his own martial arts just by reading Tao Zang, and then he doesn't know horse steps. I don't understand Chinese martial arts. Can Chinese martial arts be good without horse steps? 2. When practicing swordsmanship, Yue Buqun saw that he was only practicing the basic thirteen movements, so he used basic swordsmanship to target the protagonist. The protagonist actually agreed that it was wrong to only practice the basic thirteen movements. First of all, the protagonist had only practiced for a long time... What a good talent, it also needs time to grow, and what, Fei Fei, and Fu Hongxue's disease are all successful cases? 3. Yue Lingshan started talking nonsense, acting coquettishly, and asking for hugs at the age of 2. Are all children of that era so precocious...
? Can you let everyone in Huashan practice magical skills? The martial arts of Shaolin and Tianshan can only be used as a reference at most, and it is impossible to practice them completely. Why are Shaolin and Wudang so prosperous? Is it because there are so many magical secrets? No, it's because people's martial arts have become a system. From the initial body polishing to the step-by-step advancement, there are matching martial arts. If you don't organize your own martial arts well, you will think about going out and packing other people's magical secrets all day long, and stack them in the Tibetan Scripture Pavilion, but you don't want to practice. Hundreds of years ago, no one taught you how to practice martial arts for ordinary people, so hundreds of magical secrets are too exaggerated.
Until his death, Lao Yue had no selfish desires, but seemed obsessed with obsession. Although he didn't agree with it, it was very admirable. On the contrary, Linghu Chong blindly followed his own desires without principles or bottom line!
A brief review after reading the first dozen chapters
The author's thinking is a bit too simplistic. He doesn't talk about other sects, but only talks about the Songshan sect who deliberately wants to be the boss and become one of the three pillars of righteousness. How can he not care about the Huashan sect, and even sends a traitor to infiltrate the Huashan sect. After the Huashan sect obtained the secret book, they started reforming and distributing martial arts on a large scale. Smart people will definitely guess what happened. Don't treat others like fools.
If the author positions this book as fantasy, what he needs to do in the world of martial arts is to first use his own wisdom to improve the vision and upper limit of martial arts warriors in the world of martial arts, and then through years of development, finally harvest the wisdom of all living beings, thereby improving the protagonist himself. Instead of blindly writing some imaginary characters and constantly increasing the upper limit of the world by climbing levels, the inexplicable characters and the constant appearance of strange masters feel too fake.