Republican China’s Grandmaster of Martial Arts
民国之国术宗师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 516k Words
- Genre
- Military
- Subgenre
- War of Resistance
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Some explanations about the martial arts circles, sects, boxing types, celebrities and real martial arts competitions involved in this book
1. There are many disputes in the martial arts circle. Countless sects are like small courts. In order to avoid disputes, we try to hide the names of sects and people and describe some events from a neutral perspective. 2. When it comes to the sect where the villain belongs, some allusions will be used to hide the name of the sect. 3. Boxing types involving the villain will also be explained in some cryptic terms. 4. Celebrities only make positive introductions. When they are in negative roles, their names will be hidden. 5. For real events, public publications will be quoted. 6. The various martial arts introduced in this book are based on the author's knowledge. If they are inconsistent with the ones searched, please ask again in this discussion area. The answer is not standard, I will ask the martial arts moderator from more than ten years ago to answer you. After all, novels are leisure and entertainment, so please don't take your seat. In the last sentence, this book does not involve much about contemporary Taiwanese entertainment and confrontational sports. It only writes about the cold soldiers of Chinese martial arts and the pursuit of the realm of boxing, and explores the soul of Chinese martial arts. The writing is not good, please forgive me!
Let's add some time travel and rebirth. It's a bit fake to write about national martial arts under Japanese control.
It's boring. It exalts Chinese martial arts too much and makes it look like a propaganda article about Chinese martial arts.
Practicing Chinese martial arts in the Republic of China was just like going to the Kuomintang Army in 1949. Chinese martial arts can only be practiced under strict domestic control. If you try it in a state where guns are rampant in the United States, you can kill him with one shot from a shotgun.
Dear writer, your new book is very good. I have joined the new book investment group. Please update~
It's so important to escape, but with so many burdens, I feel like this book is going to be thrown off the streets.
The martial arts is really that bad, even Japan can't beat it. Aren't you afraid that the masters of your country will go to the emperor for tea?
It was very discouraging to watch at the beginning, especially the plot with the beautiful student, which was really unbearable. 15. Mu Ai, a 6-year-old boy, is understandable, but he always writes about the ambiguity between the two when they are on the run, and then they are still running for their lives and they are about to get married. Can this kind of protagonist, who seems to have a sperm in his head, become a big deal? The author's setting at the beginning makes it feel like the protagonist is a character who won't survive three episodes.
You need to talk about your background when you come out to hang out. It's useless to fight again.
Does the author understand Chinese martial arts? I have always wanted to learn, but there is no way!