The Martial Arts Impersonator of All Worlds

A tip for latecomers, the main world has only been laid out until now, which means you have to see at least 300 chapters, so don't jump to the conclusion that "the main world is not good"

The writing is very good, the fighting is vivid and powerful, the plot is smooth and not sloppy, and it is a pleasure to watch in one sitting. The only problem I found was in the main world. As the protagonist's father, who is the provider of important firearms technology, he has mastered the country's military secrets. Whether the emperor wants to monitor or protect him, he should send experts to watch him. As a result, in the plot, he was almost bitten to death by a mutated dog while being guarded by his subordinates, and then he was allowed to enter and leave the mansion at will by a flower-picking thief. The entire prince's mansion was incapable of resisting powerful beings, which made me feel unreasonable.

The limit of heaven and earth and the bridge of heaven and earth are two completely different realms.

Come on! The last time I saw such comfortable martial arts was a few years ago.

The author has something good, it's just logic. Emmmmm, just looking at the fighting scenes alone will really surprise you, but overall it's still a bit poor. Overall, I feel that the book is invincible. Lu Xiaofeng's chapter is really difficult for you. In the end, it felt like it was a conspiracy and calculation that was held in for too long. Although the fighting scenes are beautifully depicted, I personally feel that it is a bit rushed, but I quite like this book.

How do you think these comments are fake? It won't be a navy or a trumpet, right? Such awesome bragging.

Meng Xin wrote it for the new bosses. This book is one of the few good books in the martial arts area, but it is not a plain text. If you read it quickly, it will be very boring. Especially the plot of fighting and collision should be read slowly. Recreating the scene with your brain will have a strong flavor (I don't know where the author's writing style comes from, that's it. Weird), the first world is for paving the way, good but not very brilliant, and then it will take off step by step. Some people think that the main world of Aquaman is very strange, but it is just a dimensional joke of the author, and it has basically no impact later. My personal regret is that Tang Dynasty was replaced by the number one in the world, but the number one in the world The writing is also very good. Many people say that the main world is not as amazing as the dungeon. I think it is okay, and it is equally good-looking. Personally, I don't think it is a problem that the author does not have the support of the original work. The Chongyang dungeon is a combination of movies and multi-Hong Kong comics and then a second set of magic changes. The writing power should be able to control it. Maybe it is because the main world has too many settings and the protagonist has always been Absorbing progress in each world does not show a unique personal martial arts foundation, and the world view needs to be supplemented, so it is not well developed. However, I am personally looking forward to the main world. Now that ancient powers have revived, martial arts, demon sects, Buddhism, and magic collisions are all high-energy ignition points (personal speculation). Let me talk about it. In addition, some people will say that Fengyun will not be able to keep up with the protagonist's fighting power. The outside world says that all the astronomical Fengyun is poorly written (not in the book circle, but in other places), but I personally don't feel afraid. The follow-up of Fengyun Orthodox Hong Kong manga is really a fight between gods, the three fathers and sons of the Xiao family, Guan Yu, Lu Bu, Tathagata Buddha, etc. (Don't laugh, that's it. It's so exaggerated, it's pretty good), but there is a lack of an author who has a deep understanding of Fengyun comics to reinterpret them and collide with the protagonists. But unfortunately, except for the one next door written by Su Qing, many others left Fengyun One and Two after taking advantage of the opportunity, wasting copies, and then... I feel that Fengyun is like this. If the author writes about Fengyun, I still have a lot of confidence and expectations for it. It is still the confidence given by the Chongyang Volume. Finally, I would like to raise a little extravagant hope. In the later stage, after ascending, I will go to the high-powered worlds such as Fairy Sword and Zhetian to challenge all enemies and fight with various demons, immortals, Buddhas and alien races. Of course, this is just a story. YY, but after the ascension, the human race in the world is really desperate and glorious, and the human brilliance is very touching. It is just an ancient text, and it is basically not mentioned. The projection of the heavens is only mentioned briefly. There may be restrictions. The above is a personal opinion. Any mistakes are personal subjective prejudices. Please bear with me.

I can't get the point of Neptune at all, it feels very fragmented and weird. Wouldn't it be enough to call him King Wu? There is a kind of effect of painting a tiger instead of a dog, and imitating others will make you look ugly.

Which boss is the author affiliated with? The fight scenes are also very well written, right?

I would like to give the author some advice. In fact, the author's writing skills are quite good, but the main world feels a bit boring as soon as I arrive. There is no free and uninhibited protagonist in the martial arts dungeon, sincere pursuit of spirit, and chivalrous style. It feels a bit like dancing in shackles. At the beginning, the setting of the role-playing system is useless if you take off your pants and let go of your skin. It is better to just go to Zhutianliu to travel from the beginning, and give a golden finger to appropriately increase the protagonist's strength. In this way, the author can let go and write a good plot, without spending too much pen and ink, and being too rigid in the main world. After all, everyone knows what the main point of Wanjie Zhutianliu is. When I first started playing Tie Shou in this book, I felt that although the writing was good, the three golden chapters were really unappealing. I listened to someone in Longkong who suggested that I just open the second volume of the Xia Monk dungeon before reading it. After reading a few chapters of the main world, it was not interesting, so I continued to jump to the dungeon and read them one by one. Nowadays, novels with martial arts themes are on the decline, and most of them are about feelings that power love. Apart from this one, my first book in Jianghu Fengyun is pretty good. But I also skipped the first copy. The author's strengths, I personally think, are excellent and sophisticated writing, graphic fighting, and martial arts protagonists and supporting characters. The villains are well-shaped, and they are not too intellectually frivolous or frivolous or OOC. The author has written the spirit and soul of a martial arts novel. It has the flavor of an old-fashioned martial arts novel. It is very comfortable to read, rather than the exaggerated and superficial style of today's fast-traveling online novels. The disadvantage is that some of the magical plot plots and plots are a bit childish from a God's perspective. The shaping and settings of the main world are a bit verbose, and I skipped the mutant creatures and the like directly, which is not attractive. Of course, the fighting scenes largely make up for the shortcomings of this book. I personally think that some elements of the heroine's harem in martial arts copies can be added. These favorite things can attract readers more. After all, martial arts novels, Jianghu, Ren Xia, and confidante are all important factors in attracting people. Picking up girls and fighting to level up are both possible. Of course, if the author is not good at writing emotional scenes, then it would be okay to just write about combat escalation as a monk. There is no need to force it. Now, the only one that catches my eyes is Silent Monkey's Demonic Sword Chronicles I hope the author can write better and better books in the next book. If possible, I will help you open a post on the forum to recommend books.

I was reading while eating and saw the second volume I have a little personal suggestion: don't write about the main world.

The writing is okay. It's just that the combat power collapsed a bit in the back, it surged too fast. I remember that I just came out when the wind blew, and I wrote about the realm of the Bridge of Heaven and Earth, which burned down a mountain overnight, and behind me, the Bridge of Heaven and Earth was about to stand shoulder to shoulder with the sun. Also, those few Neptunes and Gongsun Yiren are almost like the Bridge of Heaven and Earth in a year or two. The protagonist's cheating is only two steps faster, and it is ridiculously fast for one person to achieve the goal of chicken and dog ascending to heaven. Mainly because it took thousands of years after the four realms were established in ancient times to reach less than 100 bridges between heaven and earth. In the future, the limit of heaven and earth will become a god, and the world will be omniscient and omnipotent. Above the limit, it will feel like a great Luo, and all time and space will be eternal and free. The outline is not well done, especially in the main world, where the low level of martial arts has suddenly become the high level of martial arts. Finally, there is no connection between the names of the novels. The martial arts templates are all Hong Kong comics, and I have not seen the actors. If the name were changed, I feel that more people would read it.

Now that I am writing Qin Shi Mingyue, why do I feel that this book is not long? Does this animation really have a wide audience?

After reading the first three worlds, the writer began to let himself go in the world. There was a strange smell. The first two hundred chapters were just food, and the later chapters were poisonous. Just do what you can.

The dungeon still has a martial arts feel, but the author of the main world added a bunch of self-righteous things, which makes it uncomfortable to watch. As for martial arts, the dungeons are so well written, why does the main world feel so alienated?

The novelty is good, but the fighting part is stinky and long. After watching half of it, the more I watched, the more useless it became.

The biggest problem with this book is Tai Sheng Cao, who has a strong supporting cast. Yuan He, the founder of the Heavenly Demon, is above the limit of breakthroughs due to the power of the outer universe. The reason for the other limit breakthroughs is actually linked to Yuan He. Because Yuan He broke through, they can also break through. The reason is very crude. Yuan He is pursuing a higher realm. Isn't it outrageous that the others can just sit down and upgrade while lying flat? The final battle of Pig's Feet in the main world turns all readers into clowns. How can the reincarnated Overlord plus Pig's Feet be invincible in the main world? Then the author uses facts to tell us readers the gap in combat power between the limits of heaven and earth and the bridge of heaven and earth, how the limit is a threat to the will of the planet, and the various adventures + talents of pig's feet have finally reached a state above the limit, and then tells everyone that all the limits in the old era have also reached a state above the limit. . . . In an instant, the pig's trotters fell down.

Is Aquaman trying to refine readers? It's really outrageous, it's an inexplicable title, it's embarrassing no matter how round you are. I don't understand what's going on with the author. On the one hand, it's an amazing beginning, and on the other hand, it's an embarrassing joke. Apart from refining readers, they can't think of any other use. Sure enough, there are all kinds of comments. You don't have to read it if you don't like it. I think it's good. I think I really like it. I like it. The author must stick to himself, etc. I searched the comments, and there are a lot of opinions on this. The author insists on driving away some readers just to make himself happy? I really can't understand why the author wants to drive readers away from such an amazing plot and writing. I also can't understand those "fans" who defend the author. They think they are defending the author, but in fact they are helping to drive people away. Are they real fans or anti-fans?

Why do we have to write about thunderbolts and golden light? Hong Kong comics such as After the Storm, Zhuan, Legend of the Son of Heaven, Mysterious Weapons, Sea Tiger, Dragon and Tiger Gate, Yang Shen and the like are also available.

，，，，，， But Gulong martial arts is to follow one meridian or line alone, and use one line to drive the overall practice. It pays attention to the instantaneous speed and burst of true energy. When you practice to a high level, you can open up the meridians of the whole body and accumulate profound skills. The advantage is that it is simple to practice, it can quickly achieve combat power, and it can activate the divine energy to form all kinds of incredible powers. For example, Fu Hongxue can become the best in the world with a single draw sword and the most basic Qi training method. This is absolutely impossible for the gold martial arts, let alone A Fei, Li Xunhuan, Ximen Chuixue, Lu Xiaofeng and others. And the shortcomings are also very big. The foundation is insufficient in the early stage. The moves are strong but the foundation is weak. As a result, those masters are strong in offense and weak in defense. Although they have their own strengths, their weaknesses are also very obvious. Even the peerless masters such as Old Man Tianji, Shen Lang, and Li Xunhuan can be killed by a boy with a dagger or a little poison if they are not careful. As for the Huang family martial arts, they go in another direction, which is to first use the Zhoutian acupoints, then find the relevant acupoints among the Zhoutian acupoints, and practice acupoints among the acupoints. For example, the Secret of Longevity explains in detail the key to opening the seven life and death acupoints. In The Legend of Double Dragons of the Tang Dynasty, Wanwan succeeded in plotting against Double Dragons because she built the Dantian acupoint into a fourth-level acupoint and the Tanzhong acupoint into a life-and-death acupoint, hiding the true energy in it, and severely defrauded Shuanglong.                                                                                                                                                                             a it a t a t t hu huang Martial Arts, is a way of cultivating the spirit and returning to the void in the acupoints. Hong Kong Man Martial Arts is quite special. It also involves practicing qi and acupoints, but it does not dig deep into the acupoints inside the acupuncture points to tap the potential of the human body to create the aperture spirit like the Huang style martial arts. Therefore, most martial arts in Hong Kong are powerful and majestic, but similarly, there are gains and losses. The development of one's own potential and spirit is relatively weak in the early stage. Only by cultivating to a certain depth can we bypass the analogy and enter the realm of refining the spirit and returning to the void. Therefore, the control of qi, blood and true energy is poor, and it is impossible to prolong life. Unless it is a magical skill, it is difficult to practice to a high level and break through the shackles. (Excerpted from Biographies of Martial Arts in the Multiversal World)

It's just that the title Aquaman is so disgusting. Martial Saint, Martial God, and Martial Sect are all good. Damn it

I have read the next book of Infinite Glory, and I went back to read this one. To be honest, I thought it was very exciting when I read it the first time, but I was really tired when I read it again, because the amount of information was too dense during the male protagonist's time. It was the next book, the next book, the next book, the next book, but there was no good transition, causing the male protagonist to carry the banner while repeatedly making breakthroughs on the spot. This kind of writing is too deliberate and does not give people a sense of satisfaction. It just feels like a ghost and a ghost. I don't know if this type of author has a bit of a literary youth and a sense of fatherhood, just like Yin Tian Shen Yin, and sometimes he is too self-motivated to move the readers. Of course, this book is less preachy, and the father flavor of Yin Tian overflows.

What can I say, I feel that the author is getting more and more interesting in his writing, but I started to understand it, especially this dialogue. . . No matter how you look at it, it seems a bit inconsistent 😥

Are there any martial arts novels like this, where the protagonist randomly gets a martial arts character template every time he travels through time? After reading the book, I remember seeing it before but I can't remember the name.

Why do I feel that it is not as well written as the Brilliant Picture Scroll? There is no sense of immersion in reading this book, it is a bit like a running account.

The setting of comics in the world of martial arts is really too low

Isn't it embarrassing? I wrote this thing and let me directly deduct three bedrooms and one living room.

As soon as I wrote about the battle, I was verbose. I felt like I wanted to imitate Wen Ruian in writing artistic conception, but I really didn't have the skills.

It was good before, but after Qin Shi, I felt bad. Both Lu Dongbing and Wang Chongyang were much thinner than the previous characters. The desire to watch it was not too strong, and it felt not as good as the Infinite Brilliance Picture Scroll!

The fight is written in a verbose way, which is superfluous.