Tokyo Martial Arts Story

To be honest, this novel is really painful to read. I really like these two female characters, so I slowly read this book. However, I found that before the paid chapter, these two female characters basically appeared as a transitional part of the comic content. In a sense, I quite admire the author. Hong Kong comics and Japanese comics are also awesome together. I am not old enough and the two-dimensional purity is not enough to read this book. This is also the biggest shortcoming of this book.

Because many people said that the early plot of the manga persuaded him to quit, let me talk about it here. Yagyu appeared invincible, and the martial arts in the Central Plains were weak and despicable, but this was all to bring out the truly invincible strong man. If Yagyu was weak, what would be worth boasting about defeating him? So I hope everyone won't persuade you to quit after three chapters. After all, they are publishing comics in Japan, so of course they have to trick them in the first few chapters. Yagyu was defeated by the martial arts in the Central Plains from the beginning, so he must attack in Japan. So I think it was right to choose Jian Xiao Jiang Hu as the first comic in Japan to make a name for itself.

Having read Chapter 77, I can probably guess a little bit about the author's thoughts. The following opinions are all my own guesses. The author probably wants to use the comics drawn by the male protagonist Yan Kai (that is, the novels we can see in real life, currently it should be the Gu Long series) as a line, interspersed among various animation characters, and through the feelings each character gets from reading the corresponding characters in the comics, to promote the entire main plot and interact with the characters. This can solve the shortcomings of many comic novels, that is, if there are too many characters in a group drama, the subsequent characters will be thinner. Moreover, when each character reads the comic, he can switch to another story. At the same time, some complaints from the anime character reading the comic and related life trivia are interspersed in the middle, making the character image fuller at once! So far, we have seen the characters and various foreshadowings of "School Apocalypse", "How to Raise a Passerby Heroine", "Spirit of the Shokuge Halberd", "The Princess", "The Hayate the Combat Butler", "The Strongest Disciple Kenichi", "Detective Conan", "Chinese Ichiban", "My Girlfriend and My Childhood Sweetheart's Tragic Shura Field", "Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches", and "The House of Gold". I like the character of the male protagonist very much. Just like the label says, he is a self-disciplined and focused person. So far, there is no such disgusting operation of recruiting girls. Yan Kai is just a character acquisition machine with no emotions. Anyone who can't use it as a reference for drawing comic book characters will be ignored. The female characters have no brainless comments, and the many female characters who have appeared so far have not carelessly licked the male protagonist. It's a little curious at best, and each female character only knows a little bit about the male protagonist. The male protagonist's family background has also been roughly explained. I guess he is a descendant of Yan Kai? I am very much looking forward to the relationship between the time traveler and the male protagonist that the author mentioned? And the specific situation of the male protagonist's family? The reason why the male protagonist came to Japan? The male protagonist is in the middle school and elementary school of the school (Long live Haibara Ai≧▽≦). Are there any characters who haven't appeared? Since there is an existence like Liang Shanbo, are there any Italian mafia high school students? (From "The Tutor") Wait! Anyway, I'm looking forward to the follow-up plot! I'm curious! Chitanda Eru's Face. JPG This is a book I have been browsing on the rankings for a long time recently, and found a book that can be read in the book shortage. The writing method is very novel, and the writing style is delicate and the daily life and comic content are gradually switching to a good state. The slight flaw may be the comic content at the beginning. The lack of narration will make people feel fragmented. The follow-up is much better. I rarely read books in Dianniang. I usually go to other places to read them, but I will support this book to the end. Author, please hold on! The fandom next door has more than 500 chapters and is still generating electricity with love. I will definitely support it if you put it on the shelves as soon as possible! But no eunuchs! What a pity eunuch!

After reading Chapter 88, I really can't stand it anymore! I'm afraid your main plot is not about comics, but this one is about martial arts. Where is the protagonist? ? Tool man? You should devote at least one-third of the page to describing the plot of the comic. Don't you care about priorities?

Is the Japanese pirate your father? One person suppresses a country?

That's amazing. It's rare for someone to enjoy himself to this extent.

The plot of the first comic was a bit discouraging. The decline of the Central Plains is caused by local chickens, tile dogs, and despicable people. The Japanese swordsman is invincible and can conquer an entire country with one sword. It is very depressing to watch. The author is really not afraid of attacking.

Coming from Tieba, it's so outrageous 🙂

The boss is really awesome. He has over two million words and is still generating electricity with love. Could this be an autobiography?

They persuade you to quit at the beginning, and one person dominates a country? Are you 500,000?

Brother, it turns out that you are all in the public chapter... You haven't signed a contract yet, and you really use love to do it alone... But AI recommended it to me, and it's okay.

I haven't read it yet. Is there a Hong Kong comic version?

I want to write more about some classic old dramas from the past. The tentative ones include Jian Xiao Jiang Hu, The Chinese Man, Hero (Huang Haibing version), Little Li Flying Knife (Jiao Enjun version), The Sword of the Third Young Master (He Zhonghua version). If you are interested, please add more, thank you!

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I'm going! So many words, they actually generate electricity for love! Recommend here

The biggest flaw of this novel is that it doesn't feel like a novel at all. First, the title and the content have nothing to do with each other, and there is a suspicion of selling dog meat to others; Second, as far as the content itself is concerned, the main line is unclear, the branch lines are messy, and the first one hundred chapters are overshadowed. I spent a long time wandering around a comic. The story in the comic also contains "martial arts" but not "xia". It is just two diode warriors with completely different views fighting each other; Third, the female characters set up are of no use. Big, you might as well just delete them all. Replacing them with men will have no impact on the narrative of the book; Fourth, if you want to promote old dramas or something, you don't need to write any novels at all. You should write reviews of classic series of movies, or appreciation of old movies and TV series, and go straight to the point to evaluate memories, instead of wasting time adding a superfluous protagonist here (at least in the first two hundred chapters, he gave me the impression of a pale phantom tool man)

Come here because of its reputation. It is said that this book only appeared on the shelves after 800 chapters. 6

It feels pretty good. Although the author didn't put it on the shelves, he rewarded it with 5,000 points

Thank you for coming to Tieba, congratulations!

It's almost unimaginable that there is a book that I hate from the main character to all the supporting characters. What attracts me most about this book is that I draw martial arts comics in Japan, which can lead to more and more branch plots. The theme of the comic is simply downplayed.

I read it from QQ, but I couldn't stand it after reading hundreds of chapters. The main character is so awesome, why did you write about him? I admit that my family is awesome, my mother's family is awesome, and then my relatives are all awesome, why don't you just build a country? There is such an awesome protagonist, and you still write about him having sex? Do you think he's showing off? I always thought the protagonist was an ordinary person with a decent family, but it turns out that his background is getting more and more awesome. The faster he gets, the worse he gets. It's not fun anymore. I really can't stand it anymore.

After reading dozens of chapters, there are already a lot of female characters appearing, but why do I feel that the protagonist is a celestial eunuch type 😭 Have you seen the latest hxd and said that the female characters in this book are all pure plot tools?

At least, let's explain the beauties in the harem clearly. What about the wedding? Where is the mother's joy for her son?

Actually, I want to ask a question, why do many protagonists in campus dramas tend to be withdrawn and introverted, with few friends and no communication with others? Is it a deliberate setting to reduce the interpersonal relationships of the characters as much as possible?

It feels like it's unfinished and it's over like this, but at least I've been chasing it for so long. Monthly pass for you

The author wrote that the God of War and the Black Iron Ryoma died at the hands of the protagonist's ancestors, but because the author of Heroes of the Fallen Knight worshiped China, the God of War and the Black Iron Ryoma in his works, as positive characters, would not invade China, otherwise it would not be in line with the character of the original work.

How come there are so many women's clothes later?

Why do martial arts movies always have the protagonist's family going around rescuing others?

I haven't seen Sara Iwami in the future. Has she withdrawn from the environment?

Write an ending, even if it's an outline, which year is the wedding with senior sister Saeko, which year breaks through to the peak realm, which year returns to school, fights to teach in the city, and the ending of An Wu