The Righteous Sects All Hate Me

Report from Super Mechanic

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.

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)

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