Martial Artists of the Myriad Worlds

I just read a book friend's post, so I just said a few words casually, and all book friends just took a look at it. It's just a family opinion. Please forgive me if it's wrong. Are there any good people on Liangshan Mountain? Regarding good people, I think the lowest bottom line and standard is that at least they cannot kill people indiscriminately. People who break the law cannot be called good people. If even people like Li Kui can be considered good people, then the standard of good people is too low. (Everyone knows that Li Kui's biggest characteristic is actually his bloodthirsty, or bloodthirsty, because he feels that killing is "happy", he has no pity or respect for life, and he doesn't even have any pity for children. He will attack a four-year-old child) So, according to this standard, there are no good people in Liangshan. Even Lu Zhishen actually had many problems. For example, he killed Zhen Guanxi without asking whether Zhen Guanxi was guilty or not. Of course he was guilty, but whether he should be killed or not was not necessarily certain. However, Lu Zhishen killed Zhen Guanxi after only listening to Jin Cuilan's words. This approach was actually relatively inappropriate. After he went to Wutai Mountain, he did not follow the rules, often made troubles, even deliberately damaged public property, and often drank and beat people. Based on his performance during this period, can he be considered a good person? Not necessarily. Of course, that's not all. Generally speaking, Lu Zhishen is much better than other heroes. He is good most of the time, and he considers others in everything he does. His moral standing is also relatively high, which makes people respect him. As for other people, it can be said that they are more of killers. No matter what their purpose is or for whatever reason, when they kill people, they often give people a chilling feeling. At that time, there was only the image of killers and no image of good people at all. Let's talk about Wu Song, the hero in Water Margin. Whether Wu Song is a man certainly counts, but whether he is a good person is definitely not. At the beginning, there is a self-narration of Wu Song: "Because he was drunk, he argued with the secrets of the department. He became angry for a while, and punched the guy until he was unconscious. The younger brother only said that he was dead, so he ran away to hide from the high officials." After the drunken argument, he was angry for a while, and he started to attack indifferently. He did not talk about martial arts ethics with others, nor did he beat anyone who couldn't do martial arts. When he arrived at Chai Jin's place, he didn't feel that he was a person who had taken refuge and should be humbled or something like that. But after being drunk and strong-tempered, the villagers became a little careless, so he wanted to punch them. Therefore, everyone just disliked him and went to Chai Jin to accuse him of many wrongdoings. The officials in Chai did not like him. But at this time, Wu Song was still very aggressive and fearful of the law, so he was not that bad. But later, after fighting the tiger, Wu Song, with the aura of the hero fighting the tiger, became Wu Song fighting the tiger, thinking that he was a hero and a righteous party. But we must first understand, did he take the initiative to ask for orders from the people to go to the mountains to hunt tigers? No, he only hunted tigers to save himself. The description in the original work is very clear. When the shopkeeper reminded him that there were big insects on Jingyang Gang, Wu Song's reaction was: "Wu Song heard this and smiled and said: 'I am from Qinghe County. I have walked along this Jingyang Gang ten or twenty times. How often do you see big insects? Don't scare me with such birdlike words! Even if there are big insects, I am not afraid!' "Obviously, this shows that firstly, he does not believe that there is a tiger on the hill, and secondly, he deliberately brags to the store and tells lies. He is not afraid of tigers. Later, when Wu Song went to Gangzi and saw the official announcement and learned that there was indeed a tiger, Wu Song's first reaction was, "I want to turn around and go back to the hotel. But I thought: 'When I go back, I will be laughed at by him. If I am not a good man, it will be difficult to change.'" Obviously, Wu Song was also afraid of tigers. His hunting of tigers was just an act of self-rescue when he was forced into a desperate situation, and it could not be said to eliminate harm for the people. Later, Wu Song fought to kill Ximen Qing just to avenge his brother. Ximen Qing bullied the market and did evil, but if he didn't kill Wu Dalang, Wu Song would never take action. When they arrived in Mengzhou, Wu Songzui beat Jiang Menshen and helped Shi En regain Happy Forest. This is a typical case of black and white. Wu Song helps Shi En take back Happy Forest, but who is Shi En? The original work describes that there are more than a hundred inns, wine shops, gambling houses, etc. In Happy Forest Market in Mengzhou. Shi En, relying on his father as the manager, gathered eighty or ninety desperadoes, opened a hotel in Happy Forest, and collected protection fees from passing merchants. Who is this person? To put it bluntly, he is a local bully. Jiang Menshen is a bully, but Shi En is also a local gangster, but just because he gave Wu Song a few good meals of wine and meat, Wu Song was willing to act as a thug for the local gangster. Isn't this a case of gangsterism? Wu Song's drunk beating of Jiang Menshen not only failed to show that he was a good person, but instead appeared very dark and violent. It is hard to imagine that if Shi En had not asked Wu Song to help him take back Happy Forest, would Wu Song have upheld justice for others' injustices? In the story that followed, Wu Song exposed more of his human weaknesses. Zhang Doujian framed Wu Song and caused a riot in Feiyunpu. He returned to Mengzhou with a murderous intention and killed all the Jiang Menshen family and everyone in Zhang Doujian's house. Of course, this was revenge, but what grudges did the servants in Dujian's house have against Wu Song? Obviously just for the pleasure of killing. On the Yuanyang Tower, Wu Song beheaded Jiang Menshen Supervisor Zhang and Zhang Tuanlian. According to the description of Water Margin, Wu Song used a knife to "chop in the face," "cut the ears to the neck," and "chop the door in front." Even the maids, grooms and others were not spared. What happened after they were killed? He advertised himself as a hero of justice, so naturally he wanted to leave a name: "Cut off a piece of clothes from the dead body, dip it in blood, put it on the white powder wall, and write in capital letters: 'Whoever kills the tiger is Wu Songye.'" Sun Erniang and Zhang Qing were the owners of a black shop who slaughtered passers-by, and they died in their hands. There are still many good men. After Wu Song met these two thieves, he did not kill them for the people. Instead, he became sworn sworn friends with them. This shows that he is also a bit indifferent to black and white. And he took the knife sent by Zhang Qing. On Centipede Ridge, the Taoist boy who was guarding the gate was directly used by him to test the knife and cut it into two pieces. Another example is Dong Ping, a man with a dignified appearance and an all-round knowledge. He is known as "a brave general with two spears and a popular prince among thousands of households." This guy is a lustful man who has always coveted the beauty of Governor Cheng's daughter. When Liang Shanbo was beaten outside the city, he didn't forget to talk about his marriage proposal. The most chilling thing is that after he took refuge in Liangshan, he killed Governor Cheng's family and took his daughter in. He was simply a scumbag. As for the other heroes in Liangshan, they are more ruthless than the last, cruel and vicious, and do all kinds of evil. So I think there are no good people in Liangshan. At most, they are just taller among the short ones, and a few are relatively good.

Let me talk about my views on this book. First of all, the author's writing style is very good, very sophisticated, and the plot is smooth. Secondly, the selected copy is not unconventional. It is neither the kind of book that has been read to death, nor is it ignorant of everything. This makes it easier for everyone to get involved, and it is not tiring at all. Furthermore, Goldfinger is not the kind that destroys the world view. The protagonist is also a brainy person, which makes it very comfortable to watch. The only comment I have to make is that because the time span of the dungeon tasks is too long, the connection may not be very good, or it may be a bit stiff. There is not even a "a few years later", which gives people the feeling of going from one paragraph to another. It always feels like something is missing, and it is always up to the readers to understand, which is not very friendly. But overall, this is a fine book on astronomy. I hope the author can keep it up and write better and better! ฅ( ̳• ◡ • ̳)ฅ

The character Wu Song, in "Water Margin", is a typical "go high and go low" character. Wu Song appeared as a "tiger-fighting hero" and ended up being "bullied by a dog", which is enough to show that the author of "Water Margin" still has reservations about Wu Song's evaluation. Being teased by a yellow dog barking at Kongjiazhuang was also a kind of "teasing" by the author towards Wu Song. Both of them were drunk. Wu Song on Jingyanggang can be said to be "incomparably brave", while Wu Song in Kongjiazhuang was "in a state of embarrassment". Why is this? Wu Song's fight against the tiger is very exciting and is the pinnacle of Wu Song's image. But after he killed the tiger, his brother was poisoned by his sister-in-law and the adulterer Ximen Qing. Wu Song had no way to complain. Wu Song was so sad and angry that he killed Pan Jinlian and Ximen Qing, and was exiled to Enzhou. The "dutou" who had status and respect in mainstream society that Wu Song had finally obtained was gone, and Wu Song suffered a huge blow. The mentality also began to change. His "view of right and wrong" is increasingly replaced by the "view of grudges". On the cross slope on the distribution road, Wu Song was almost treated as "bao stuffing" by Sun Erniang, but when faced with the "devil" Sun Erniang and Zhang Qing who killed people and ransacked a human meat bun shop, Wu Song actually "appreciated" them and became sworn brothers with Zhang Qing. Wu Song's "hatred of evil" began to blur. In Enzhou, he was seduced by the small favors and flattery of the golden-eyed Biao Shi En. He stood up for Shi En, a bully in the underworld, and staged a ridiculous drama of "drunk and beating up Chiang Menshen" and "a gang fight". At this time, Wu Song's kindness and justice have basically been "consumed", and Wu Song has become "indifferent to right from wrong" and "fighting against the strong". Wu Song's drunken beating of Chiang Menshen is still exciting, but it is no longer "glorious". After getting involved in the underworld fight, Wu Song's story is not so exciting, and Wu Song has become "snobbish" and "greedy". In front of Zhang Doujian, just for the position of "personal follower", Wu Song bowed his head and said that he would be reinvented. And he himself began to take advantage of his limited right to "take care of the home and care for the home" and became a common man who "received people's entrustment, worked for people, and collected benefits". And the singing girl promised to him by Zhang Dujian made him a little "unconcerned". After being framed by Zhang Doujian and Wu Song was sent away again, Wu Song started a crazy killing mode in Feiyunpu and carried out a "massacre"-style revenge on the Yuanyang Tower, which made Wu Song become cold-blooded and cruel. This was not only his complete abandonment of mainstream society, but the greater reason was the extreme humiliation of his vanity after being played with. Wu Song, who had committed a serious crime, had no choice but to disguise himself as Toutuo and went to Erlongshan to join the gang. At this time, he came to Kongjiazhuang. By this time, Wu Song was exhausted both physically and mentally, and at the same time, he was also filled with serious "violent energy" in his heart. What Wu Song did was basically becoming a "rogue". Wu Song had basically "lost himself" at this time and became like a walking corpse, confused and confused. Look at Wu Song's "roguish" appearance. Wu Song passed by Kongtai Gongzhuang and wanted to drink some wine to warm up at the wine shop. The waiter said that he had some wine but no meat, so he could only stir-fry vegetables to go with the wine. Wu Song didn't say anything and made do with the vegetables. At this time, some people came outside. They seemed to be acquaintances of the store. I heard the waiter say to the big man at the head: Erlang, you are here. Your blue and white vat wine has been heated for you, and your chicken and meat are also cooked. Those people sat down and started eating and drinking. The blue and white vat was indeed good wine. Wu Song was drooling when the wine was fragrant. He wanted to rush over and grab it for a few sips. At this time, Wu Song started to get angry and cursed the owner of the shop: "Come here, aren't you bullying others?" If you don't give me wine or meat when I want it, and sell it to them but not to me, are you looking down on me? I gave you the same amount of money! The owner of the shop quickly explained: People brought wine and meat, so I made them for them. They borrowed my place to drink, but it's not that I won't sell them to you. The store should have explained it clearly. But Wu Song started to act rogue, not only cursing the shop owner, but also calling himself master. When he got excited by scolding, he used the alcohol to slap him in the face. Half of the owner's face was swollen into a bun. The big man who was drinking next to him saw it and quickly broke up the fight and said: Monks, don't get angry casually! Wu Song started to be ignorant and said: I will beat him and do your stupid thing! This made the man angry, so Wu Song started to scold the man again. Wu Song said: Do you believe that I will beat you? Maybe the man thought Wu Song was a foreign Toutuo, so he didn't take it seriously and said: Come on, let's see who beats whom! Wu Song was still very skilled in martial arts and very strong. Once they fought, the man was pushed down by Wu Song and punched hard. Then he picked him up and threw him into the stream outside the door. Others dragged the man ashore and carried him away. That big man was Kong Liang, the second son of Kong Taigong. Wu Song won again. But he also beat the dignified tiger-fighting hero into a rogue, but Wu Song, a rogue, was still first-rate in martial arts. Wu Song was drunk and punched brightly, which is neither exciting nor glorious. Wu Song was drunk and staggering around the village. At this time, a yellow dog was chasing him and barking. Wu Song chased the dog, but he couldn't catch it. When he stopped chasing, the dog barked after him. Wu Song staggered to the stream and chased him. Although he was very angry, he was "helpless" to the yellow dog that was barking at him. Finally, he fell into the stream. Wu Song, a top-notch martial artist, could not defeat a barking yellow dog. Is this the same tiger-fighting hero who killed a tiger with his bare hands on Jingyanggang after drinking eighteen bowls of "three bowls of incense"? It can only be said that Shi Naian already hates this character, but he can no longer control the character, so he sent such a yellow dog to teach him a lesson!

Overall, it's pretty good, and I can watch it. However, the character of the protagonist is too dull as written in the past, but once it's settled, it's not easy to change. Recently, it feels like it's been forced to tease, and the communication with the Book of Heaven, and some talking to oneself, are very awkward to watch. After all, according to the setting, there are people who are hundreds of years old. There is nothing to dilute the memory processing. Such people should have relatively stable and reliable personalities. The author is good at writing and writes about it. Writing in a funny style that he is not good at is a poisonous point. The plot is too jumpy and the chapters are incoherent. There are too many things that need to be supplemented by our brains. It always feels like we have missed something? In fact, isn't it good to write step by step? It always skips a section, and then intersperses a little flashback, which is very laborious to watch. Well, that's about it. It's purely a personal opinion. Don't mind if you have different opinions.

After reading it for a while, I found that I fell in love with the Water Margin later on. I personally disliked Water Margin because a group of thieves who burned, killed and plundered were not good people. Why write about them?

I just wonder why the protagonist has a sentence at the end of the first volume: Kung Fu must be learned from the battlefield. Zhang Sanfeng and Bodhidharma have not been on the battlefield in their lives, so they have become great masters of martial arts.

I don't like the interaction between the protagonist and the system. I feel like the protagonist is mentally retarded.

Every time I read this novel, I clicked in and looked at the table of contents. When I saw that Liu Tianxian was going to marry him, I immediately clicked out.

Teaching Kung Fu to foreigners, but still a nigga, looks uncomfortable

I can't stand the chapters about Guan Sheng in Water Margin. They forcefully teased a man who is over 100 years old and makes him look like a fool. He entertains himself with all kinds of mentally retarded soliloquies. So many people don't like the author and they don't see it. He has never ruined a book like this 🔨