Even Decent People Don't Like Me

Unknowingly, this book has more than a thousand chapters. As a rare Wen Wen book, I think the author has written better than most of the martial arts authors. The writing style and interest are both good and interesting. It makes me, a reader who likes Wen Shu, very happy to read. The book also makes up for a lot of Wen Lao's knives, which feels very good. After all, isn't the Wen Wuxia book meant to make up for the regrets that will happen? The reason why this book is not popular is actually that Wen Shu is not popular now. If we go back 20 years, when the Four Famous Hunters were popular in the streets, this book would have been popular. Unfortunately, Mr. Wen has left Tiankeng and will not continue writing. There are also fewer TV series and movie remakes, and the influence on young people is much smaller. But as a martial arts world and a classic memory, it has attracted many readers, and most of the readers of the author's book are also these warm readers. Of course, the author also gives readers a different world of martial arts travel that is different from those tired of reading the Golden Book. The characters in this world are also flesh and blood and have unique personality charm. I hope the author will not give up because of poor results at present, but can continue to write well and have a good ending. Because if Wen Shu becomes popular again (it is said that the hero TV series is being filmed), the popularity of this book will increase rapidly. We and the author are looking forward to that day. Finally, cheers for the author! (I rarely write such a long comment, so please forgive me for the poor writing style)

The level and martial arts writing in the martial arts game are too unbalanced. I saw that the boss in Chapter 220 is basically poisoning, sneak attack, three fingers, and two thumbs. The early mini-boss are all in the 40s, and the son of a doctor in the back is in the 40s. There are also very few descriptions of other players. They are either killed by the protagonist with one finger, or poisoned. Is it a blessing for the protagonist to be the only one in this game? The protagonist is low level, and all his skills are S. Other high-level players can be killed by you with one move. NPCs are also so smart. The official game has not written about it. The main plot is really not visible. It can be read as a cool article without thinking. There are too many flaws if you look closely.

After reading Chapter 130, I thought it was quite interesting. However, there is a problem. Many of the details described by the author earlier showed that this was an imaginary martial arts world. Later, he suddenly revealed that there was an original work in this world. Then many problems were not logical at all. For example, how could the protagonist not know that Zhu Xiawu was King Zhu Dayian, and how could he not know that the beggar next to him was Guan Qi? Seriously, this can't be Guan Qi. Isn't it possible that you've even learned martial arts? Maybe at this time, some gj will say: Do you play a game and fill in the novel? Please, if you don't read novels, you will occasionally read bd game guides, right? I suggest the author read the book and delete the part of the plot that appears in the original work. Anyway, it is just a passerby chatting with bb, and it has no impact on the plot, otherwise it will be really uncomfortable to watch😔

Come on author, look forward to better plots

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Someone who came from losing money and becoming the richest man comes here to report!

It is rare to find a book about Wen style novels. Wen Shu is relatively niche compared to Jin Gu, and not many people know about it. So I wrote an irregular expert introduction post. The information all comes from personal memory. Firstly, some of the books were read many years ago, so the memories are a bit vague. Secondly, Wen Shu still has a lot of bugs (such as time bugs), and Wen Juxia is accustomed to bragging when the masters appear, so it is difficult to compare the strength in some places. Thirdly, Wen Shu also revised it and has multiple versions. Therefore, it is for reference only. The specific presentation in this book depends on the author's arrangements. The source of the information is Wen Shu's original work and Situ Cambridge's Wen Rui'an Heroes Comics and the Four Famous Catchers comics Updated from time to time. . .

I can only say that the protagonist is an out-and-out villain, but the protagonist has never realized it... When he increases his power, he thinks about betrayal. He can only see one side of things. The world view is too flat, and he is simply the standard configuration of a villain.

Sometimes it's so uncomfortable to watch. The protagonist always helps the good people, but the good people look down on the protagonist and don't give him a good look, but the protagonist keeps licking and helping them (maybe a bit exaggerated, but that's how it feels). Then the bad guys help the protagonist, but the protagonist has to because I go against them for the sake of my conscience. In addition, the protagonist has obviously done a lot of good things (and caused a lot of bad things), but he is always scolded by the world. In addition, I always feel that the protagonist is impulsive in doing things. In short, it is difficult to describe... But in fact, aside from these, this book is quite good.

I always see it and ask if there is an original work. I am convinced. Please explain it. My understanding: There is Jin Yong in this world, and there are also Jin Yong's novels. But without Wen Rui'an's novels, you can just imagine that Wen Rui'an was obsessed with butterflies, and instead of writing novels, he went to do other things, wouldn't that be enough? Maybe someone can become a game developer in this world. The inspiration in my mind was not written into a novel, but into a game background. So the protagonist has read Jin Yong's novels and knows the plot of Jin Shu, but not the plot of Wen Shu. {"NickName":"Yunhai Qingma Zhan","UserId":340092235} Author, let me see if I understand correctly? If it's right, add some refinement. 😁😁

Seriously, this post is not good enough 😰 You have to force me to make a big move, right? I'll give you a monthly pass.

The logic is flawed and there is no explanation. I have never understood how to express internal skills and moves in martial arts online games, but it is not time travel. The blurring of skills is too serious. For example, the author wrote, "Clap your hands on the ground and use Qinggong to dodge." A black man's question mark face? Are you writing about online games or time travel? There are also skills and moves, shouldn't they be more rigorous? You have to practice the moves yourself. Which player is actually a martial arts master? Also at the beginning, when you were kidnapped by an NPC, your eyes became heavy and you still fainted? This... The game compartment has a power leak? It doesn't matter if your vision goes black or your character falls into a coma. Are you describing online games as games from another world? There are too many questions like this in the article. The author emphasizes that it is a virtual game, but also writes it in a realistic way, which seems awkward.

I gave a recommendation vote, can it be refined? 😰

Why is he so lucky now? Isn't his power awesome? Be decisive and act recklessly when encountering problems. If anyone is unhappy, beat him to death. If you are beaten to death, your skills are inferior to others. There is nothing to say. Besides, the protagonist's aura is there, so he will not die for a while.

How about this one, handsome and villainous!

I've been following it and I've also given recommendation votes, so can I give you a boost?

Rather than talking about online game writing, it is actually viewed more as akin to Zhutianliu/time travel. Maybe the martial arts genre itself is declining. Moreover, although Wen Ruian is considered a famous writer in his own right, there are not many adaptations of his works (mainly the IPs of the Four Famous Catchers), and at the same time, there is a hint of uncertainty in his later years - he stopped writing early in his relatively golden creative age, and several of his books were written into the palace at the end. Although Lao Wen is extremely talented, his ability to control the overall situation has always been flawed. What he is best at is actually "creating characters". For example, in just a few chapters of the Shenzhou series, the characters of Kuangtu Yan and the Big Three were fully integrated (even more than ten years later, when it comes to Shenzhou Qixia, it is Liu Suifeng who is so affectionate and regrettable, and Zhao Shirong's final ending is so resentful). Even the early supporting roles such as Liang Dou and Qu Hanshan are also dazzling. The opposite protagonist is a tool person to a certain extent. Xiao Qiushui is still unavoidable from Jack Su's criticism. Tang Fang is almost Xiao's talking point in the second half. This problem has become even more obvious with the evolution of Lao Wen's writing skills. Characters with names and surnames and their own stories have almost become wholesale goods from debut → playing a role → betrayal or suffering → exiting at the speed of light. What caused Zhutian to flow into the moderate world was Wuyang Wuyang, a large group of supporting characters with various names and strange nicknames. Bai Laoer and Di Feijing all have the meaning of "because the description is too successful, but I don't know how to arrange it in the later stage." There are even Fang Xiaohou, XP's tool man Ren Yuan... And Guan Qi, who was so high that he couldn't end it and could only escape with UFO, and as a supporting role, he is very charming, as Qi Shaoshang, who gradually became mediocre after the protagonist (appeared as the younger brother of a chapter boss in Huijingshi, was overshadowed by Si Dahe Leijuan and Helian as the protagonist in Nishuihan, and the "leading" leader of the dragons is not as good as Guan Qiyi...) I still like this book quite a lot. There are too many "unjust things" in Wen Juxia's original works. He has created too many unfair plots for his own XP and bad taste (typical examples include Zhao Shirong, Wu Caiyun...). The identity of the protagonist (group) as a player rather than a time traveler also eliminates some possible negative emotions to a certain extent, and at the same time makes the protagonist's position more tenable (such as Su Mengzhen, etc.). The popularity of the original work is very high, and it is easy to collapse simply as an enemy, but as a player, the position is immediately reasonable Feeling confident: You are just an NPC.) The first half of the Shenzhou + Wen Qun line all the way to Fengbo Pavilion made up for a lot of regrets. In the second half, I started to go through the four major + several copies of the heroes. The assassination of Fang Xiaohou in the ending can be regarded as filling the hole for Wen. After losing the online game skin, it is still a good martial arts.

Damn it, after reading this book, I realized the reason why my classmates told me not to read Wen Shu. It's so damn, even a woman is being fucked.

The realistic chapter you wrote is really awkward. Please write the game well and let the reality get through it.

Could it be that if you vote monthly, you can get better sperm? I have already voted several times, and I am so shameless that I want to get finer 😰

There are still a few people who still insist on reading this book. Please name them.

When the author's next book comes out, I'll keep reading. I like martial arts novels, but most martial arts novels nowadays are panel-based.

The plots of online games will definitely never be finished, but there are still a lot of character foreshadowings that have not been filled in. I feel like I can write some extras to make the story a little more complete. For example, I thought there would be an explanation for Senior Brother and Hengxing Wuji in the end... The book is a very good book, with a vivid plot and great characterization. It feels like everything is written vividly. There was so much foreshadowing in the early stage, and it could have ended beautifully, but it ended so suddenly, which is a pity.

I read it before and it was a novel that I liked very much. I recently picked it up again when I was bored. Now that I have money, I will support the author and subscribe to it 😁. I hope that I can write more martial arts stories like this.

I didn't know much about Wen Ruian's book, and I only got some clues after reading dozens of chapters. I searched the content of the book on Baidu, and after knowing the ending of the story, I lost the desire to read the book. I think the author's writing method is not good. The reason is that you use characters and stories from existing books. It is difficult for you to write new ideas. The general direction is to follow other people's books. If the content and direction of the story you wrote are different from the original work, why would you use someone else's characters? If the plot of your story is the same as that of the original work, then readers already know the plot, so why would they still read your book? I think what makes this book attractive is the theme of martial arts and online games, not the martial arts in someone's book. In fact, the main line can refer to other people's books, learn from each other's strengths and weaknesses, or even combine different books into one, and create original NPC names. In this way, with modifications, readers will have the feeling of watching a brand-new martial arts story and will not easily lose the freshness. For example, I am currently reading Huanhua Shi There is an old lady in the plot of Mopai. The author did not mention her name. I was quite interested in it and was looking forward to the development of the plot. But I finally knew who the old lady was and the mystery was instantly gone. This is the disadvantage of completely borrowing someone else's characters and plot. In addition, the advantage of referencing other people's stories is that it can avoid too many bugs in the main line of the book due to incomplete originality. I have decided to give up on this book. I figured out what this book was about in ten minutes on Baidu. Above, a little suggestion.

I never understood the protagonist's thinking. I originally thought it was well written. Because the author wrote the protagonist as a person with clear grievances, the protagonist accepted the order to assassinate, and due to some reasons, he saved the employer. This proves that although the protagonist is a killer, his inner outlook is still positive, and after saving the person, the protagonist did not show his so-called generosity, but chose to be rewarded. I thought this was normal, I saved you, you paid me, and then I couldn't understand what was described next. The protagonist and his junior brother came out after completing the mission and found that their organization had been taken over. What did the protagonist say? The organization you belong to can be regarded as a sect, and you get what you say you want. Then I wonder if you don't have any knowledge of your own sect? What is the main purpose of your sect? You are killing people, you are working as a killer, and you work indiscriminately for money. Isn't it normal for you, a killer organization, to have the government come to exterminate you? The next sentence gave me a direct three-point view. He said why the official uniforms didn't go to annihilate places like Wudang, Shaolin and Tangmen. First of all, the Tangmen only made ammonia and might work part-time as a killer, but they didn't come in person. You can find any restaurant. The guy can find out about you and hire you to kill people. Isn't it much more low-key compared to others? They are much bigger than you, but they are also more low-key than you. What reason does the official uniform have to go to someone else? Not to mention that Wudang and Shaolin are purely famous and decent sects. At least on the surface, they will never make mistakes. You want the official uniform to mess with others. You are using your brain to say this. The government wiped out your sect. Maybe a small part of the reason is that the weak official uniform you are in is easier to control. Isn't it because you are a killer organization? So what was the reason for the government to suppress Wudang Shaolin?

I have always had a question. In Daxia Wen's books, are they both anti-Jin and anti-Liao? Weren't Xiliao allies of the Southern Song Dynasty? They were all part of the Jin Dynasty's encirclement network. Yelu Dashi's contribution was no worse than that of Marshal Yue. Besides, the two countries are not bordering each other.

This heroine is a bit annoying. It's not bad to skip and watch.

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