Wulin Myth System

I would like to give the author a suggestion: indicate which version of the film and television series the character you want to summon comes from. For example, is Yang Guo summoned by Louis Koo or Huang Xiaoming, or you summoned directly according to the original novel. The reason for this suggestion is that there are too many works of Jin Yong Gulong's novels, and there are many different versions of the same work. When people watch it, they will naturally compare it with the version of the film and television drama in their minds. For example, the protagonist in this version can jump ten meters, but the protagonist in another version can jump one hundred meters. The force value shown in different versions is different, and you do not mark it in detail, so everyone will argue about the force value of the person summoned by the protagonist.             ，， For example: If you summon a person with a force value of 8 and the version I read has a force value of 6, then when I read it, I will definitely feel that you have written the force value of some people higher or lower. In this way, I will think that you and I have different understandings and perceptions of the strength of the summoned characters, which will cause a sense of disobedience when reading the book. The final result may be to abandon the book and stop reading it. To put it bluntly, it is to let everyone know clearly which version of the TV series, movie or novel you are summoning. In addition, if you have made magical changes to the force of the summoned characters, please be sure to say hello in advance. Even if you think everyone knows it, you still have to explain it. This determines the problem of readers feeling inconsistent when reading this type of book.                                                                                                                                                                                                                       " Because once a sense of disobedience arises, it is likely to take root in a person's heart, and people will naturally start to feel disgusted.                                                                                                                                                                                                    I have read many novels of this type that summon military generals from Chinese history into a fantasy world, but in the end, the violation of force values ​​arouses the disgust of readers. In the end, everyone naturally defines these books as Xiaobai Wen, some because of the author's writing style, and some do define their novels as Xiaobaiwen because of this violation of force values.                                                                                      Another reason why I suggest you mark which version of the work the summoned character comes from is to recognize the face. Think about it, when we read novels, we usually imagine the action scenes or other plots described in the book in our minds while reading. If you can print the faces of these original characters in your novel, will it be more immersive when imagining? For example, you indicated that you summoned Louis Koo's version of Yang Guo, so when Yang Guo participates in the plot in your book, when we imagine those action scenes or speech and behavior in our minds, we will imagine that Louis Louis is fighting and Louis Louis is talking. This is face recognition. This is a good guide for readers. For those who like Louis Koo, the first impression of your book will be much better. Think about it, if you write the plot without marking it, when people imagine it, the faces of these characters are either blank or diverse, each with its own face. If you mark it, everyone will uniformly imprint Louis Koo's face in their minds. Wouldn't this be better? Especially since this face is a celebrity face. Needless to say, the role of a star will definitely add color to your book.           ，！

I just read the first few chapters and was shocked by one of the sentences "I have a crush on you"...

Those who lick dogs must die 😥

I came in to read it when I saw on the introduction that it mentioned the indestructible magical power of Vajra, Tai Chi Sword, and Three-Point Return to Vitality, but then there was nothing there.

The author made Chu Liuxiang too strong. If Chu Liuxiang is the third level, what will happen in the world of high martial arts like Fengyun and Legend of the Emperor?

The author wrote it very well, I just hope that Han Feng can reappear in front of his friends as Chief Han. One more thing, it's time for Han Feng to reach the innate level. When will he reach the realm above the innate level? The most important point is that the author will update a lot! ! ! Also, flip me, flip me, flip me! !

Han Feng finally arrived at Xiantian, so excited! ! ! The author will update a lot! ! ! ! Turn me over, turn me over 🙂

Come on, author, Qidian is only chasing your books now!

The spy theme is good, and the missions involving martial arts are also good, but once the summons came out, I didn't want to watch it. The classic characters are turned into puppets and serve as the protagonist, which is simply a disgrace to the scenery. If you give in casually, is that still the same character?

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I forgot to mention it just now, please add some essence to me 😁

Emmm, that woman was definitely a failure. She stood up with Pig's Foot for no reason. Then Pig's Foot admitted her identity, and then they acted together. It was like a young couple. After seeing this, she couldn't hold on and died of poison.

At first I thought the writing was okay and I didn't pay much attention to the little poisonous points before. But after reading Chapter 37, it was extremely poisonous. The kneeling girl was too serious and the routine was too serious. People from a sect were locked up to practice the Holy Cherry Blood. The pig's feet were still forcibly having sex with people. The three views were weird. It was like knowing that someone was doing a pyramid scheme and turning a blind eye to this behavior just because she was a beautiful woman.

To be honest, the more I write, the more boring it becomes. Enemies pop up one after another, and they are always stronger than the protagonist. The protagonist can only get through with one-time means, and he is either fighting or on the way to fight. I am speechless.

I would like to say a few words to the author. I have been reading books for more than ten years. I didn't care what was genuine or pirated. I started to distinguish between genuine and pirated books last year after downloading Qidian. This is the first time I give a reward because I felt very embarrassed when I read your books before. I always felt pirated and the book you wrote made me feel like I was chasing a novel for the first time. I don't read much. I read books written by great masters because I feel that the books they write are all in the same routine and the pace is too slow, so I basically don't read them. Also, can there be more chapters? One chapter a day is not enough for Hun Dan. Finally, if you want to ask me why I write such a long book review in a day at night, then I can only tell you... I am too lonely 😭

I have always been a fan of Eastern martial arts genres, and I will order them all when they are finished! 😁😎

Summoning Tian Boguang earlier will disgust a lot of readers! Anyone who has read a lot of basic novels will not like this kind of **. A lewd thief, the first thing you do after summoning him is to castrate him

The protagonist is too nosy. Who is he? He likes to meddle in everything. Although he is the protagonist, he is always like this and he is not afraid of dying one day. Also, the protagonist's martial arts leveled up too quickly. His system can summon his subordinates to help, but his subordinates' martial arts skills are not even as good as his own. So what's the purpose of summoning them, to serve tea and water? Also, the author made the enemies look like idiots. Are they here to do bad things? I feel like I'm here to give the protagonist a reward, and there are some contradictions in this book until now. The protagonist wanted to be a policeman at first, and then wanted to be a villain when he got the system. In the middle, he became a decent person, and now, he wants to be a conspirator. I want to ask, what exactly does he want to be?

The idea is good, but the author's writing skills are limited. There are problems with the characterization of the scene and the conception of the story. To give a few examples: The protagonist's skill increases but no one doubts it. The protagonist has been with people from heaven many times, and no one suspects it. Later, there was the Xuanjian Division who wanted to rectify the world and destroy the four major sects. At this time, Lu Lin dared to jump out and cause chaos, saying that the Xuanjian Division was empty. The Xuanjian Division is about to rectify the world, but will it come out to cause chaos? This is not a sign of chaos, but a mentally retarded person with a problem in his thinking. There are many other unreasonable places, so I can only say goodbye to the world. I hope the author writes better and better.

Come on＾0＾~! Very well written!

When I saw Tian Boguang following me, I didn't look at it. What happened next?

The performance of this book is really poor, tsk tsk. Although I saw the latest one, the subject matter is okay, but there are some places that are too wordy, and the plot arrangement is cliche and rigid. Sometimes, whether it's fighting or introducing characters, there's too much nonsense, and it's just water. Especially in fighting, as a recent example, for example, when transforming into Manjushri Bodhisattva, he can obviously defeat most of the high-end combat power of Jingwu Palace and kill him! They had to fight for a long time with someone who was lower than themselves, until their boss came over, and then had to let them go (what the influence of Manjushri Bodhisattva's experience card character's personality is, it's far-fetched). Later, when the Whale Martial Palace was about to be destroyed, and when the battle with the Whale King was defeated and he was defeated and had no fighting power, a young palace master with a superior innate talent held back a lot of masters in the heaven (two top innates, a lot of superior innates), I wonder, that is really unfair, water is not like this? Shouldn't a bunch of people take advantage of the victory to pursue them and kill them directly? As for the young palace master, a top genius can't stop him? Can't others liberate productivity? It happened that two top innates were required to fight him, and then a group of innates watched the show, and then went home after the fight, and then went to attack after a while when their defense arrangements were in place and their injuries had healed a lot! ! ! Appearing to be cheating and magnanimous? Although you wanted to make the young master of the palace very tragic, I felt it was very embarrassing and embarrassing. I was very angry when I was watching it. This kind of plot has appeared many times: I can beat you to death, but I just won't beat you to death; after letting you go, I will not beat you to death when I meet you again, and then let you go; and then finally beat you to death again when I meet you for the third time. Of course it's okay if you write it this way, but you have to write it logically and have a legitimate reason why you can't beat him to death. It does not mean that the setting is set at the critical moment. The experience card of Manjushri Bodhisattva is set to be a monk. If the character is not used to killing, he will not kill. The protagonist borrows his power, not his entire soul. And it is obvious from the fact that the young palace master delayed a group of people in his superiority that your power system has collapsed. Even if he uses his ultimate move, it's just top-notch innate strength. How can he stop so many innate masters? Is he the Thousand-Armed Guanyin or a shadow clone? Isn't the master able to fly? No one will take detours? Even if a big wave wall is raised, you can't rush over it. You are so weak that you don't even have the ability to hit an Arrancar? If he is so strong, why is he not super innate? It's obviously unreasonable. The most important thing is not to pursue him after killing him. Okay, I hope the details will be as reasonable as possible in the future.

I am watching "Wulin Gaiden" and saw that Bai Zhantang is only at level 7 in "Wulin Gaiden" and I am confused. In "Wulin Gaiden", Bai Yutang is as famous as the Thief Saint and the Thief Commander Chu Liuxiang. They are relatively light-hearted and Lao Bai just wants to lose. The result is that one is a third-grade one and the other is a seventh-grade one. Is this slightly worse...

Wudang Seven Level 5? I didn't think they were that powerful, the Seven Swords of Tianshan were just about the same!

Bai Zhantang is ranked 7th grade, Tian Boguang is only ranked 8th grade, what the hell is this!

A plot that even after ten years of cerebral thrombosis I can't think of

It is indeed a bit nonsense. Although Tian Boguang is not a real master, he has practiced martial arts for 20 to 30 years, and he still has the inheritance. He is only eighth grade. The most rubbish person who has just learned martial arts is also tenth grade?

He ran away. Pig's Foot has a different concept of good and evil, and his own strength is low and high-profile. He can't survive the three-second rhythm.

I shouldn't have written about Bai Feihuang and Summoning the Attendant, the entire story collapsed.

People are stupid. Many people don't have endings at the end. It's so messy when you look at it directly. The emotional line is too messy, so you need to be careful when reading it.