Transmigrating from the World of Wuxia

Wang Chongyang is considered a master of martial arts in the gold system. The author's writing feels like an urban novel. There is absolutely no spirit of seeking Taoism, which means that if you first learn the Tao in the morning, you will die in the evening. It feels like the protagonist is just a speculator. And don't look at the era. Wang Chongyang was in the Song Dynasty. It was an era where everything was low-grade, and only those who were well-educated were martial artists. They were just mud-legged. The power of the big feudal families in ancient times, the patriarchs, and the parents are simply beyond imagination. If you want to learn something like iron cloth shirt, if you really want to learn it, you will definitely go to a sect to learn more. Just like if you can enter a good school now, parents will definitely not watch their children go to technical schools or junior colleges. The introduction is quite attractive. . 😂

Time travel during your senior year of high school? What can high school students do if they are trash?

I don't know why so many people say this book is good. They are all trolls. How much did the author spend and how many people did he hire? I'm halfway through this book, but I can't stand it anymore. The main character is a mop-the-floor kind of guy, Long Aotian. Although he is not very interested in women, he pretends to be slapped in the face a lot, and it is very silly. The plot is for the sake of plot. To put it bluntly, it is Long Aotian, Wudiwen, rejection, without any IQ. The rules of the world are very simple and can be controlled by the protagonist with one hand. There's nothing to see, it's just changing a few worlds and continuing to show off.

Once he traveled through time and was reincarnated into a landlord's house, he ① had a foundation in martial arts, and ② encountered Dugu and sought defeat and lost his internal strength. ③Meet the heroine, ④Go to Shaolin and meet the sweeping monk, and send Heng to practice Kung Fu, ⑤Go to Xu Zhu, and give away a lot of secret books, ⑥Go to Shaolin again, and get the Yi Jing Jinjin, ⑦Contact the flying thief, and get innate skills, ⑧Meet Mr. Murong, and give him three top skills. ⑨The bottom of the cliff is Changchun Valley. I won't watch anymore, bye bye

After traveling through time, forget about immortalizing Shaolin, and exchange secret books like a boy who scattered treasures. I was afraid that others would be dissatisfied and gave him another copy. This is a veteran licker. Are there any good people in Shaolin Temple? If you kill them all, there will definitely be innocent ones, but if you kill every other person, there will definitely be people who slip through the net.

One person can kill 800,000, but the Han people still killed tens of millions. They traveled to the past just to fall in love 🙂

The plot and various character descriptions are incomprehensible, and the world setting is also a mess.

The writing style is average, there is room for improvement. The only thing I dislike is that the diaosi temperament is too strong.

I don't think you should pretend to be a celebrity when writing about time travel, like Wang Chongyang and Zhang Sanfeng. These people are all great masters. You can't write with that kind of magnanimity.

What did I see? A running account of life and a world of human relationships. Your fucking practice is to fall in love 10 days later and a year later without leaving anyone behind.