The Immortal in the Gourd

Just one wish, finish it well. Is it possible?

I feel like the protagonist Goldfinger is inspired by the Calabash Brothers. The old one is powerful and capable of heaven and earth. The second one is clairvoyant, has wind ears, the third one is indestructible, the fourth one and the fifth one can spit water and fire, the sixth one is invisible. The last one, well, the seventh one's treasure gourd should be his wine gourd, or his gourd mark, one world, one ability. The worlds the protagonist travels through should be seven to nine.

The martial arts are top-notch, with the power to drag an elephant down, and then anyone can come out and fight back and forth. Isn't this the ZZ way of writing? With this kind of martial arts and this kind of power, if one slaps him away, there will be no room for fighting. The writing is okay

The protagonist of this chapter should have three paths to take. The first is to naturally rebel and gather power and then become emperor. The second is to help education and reform the national policies formulated by Zhu Yuanzhang to Zhu Di. This will provide for many of Zhu Yuanzhang's sons in the later period to Zhu Di's period. The country is stable, the population has grown a lot, the territory has been expanded, and the world has been enfeoffed. Nowadays, TV dramas are basically slandering Zhu Yuanzhang, but his great deeds cannot be slandered. Destroy, the greatness and wisdom of Zhu Yuanzhang should be written. Of course, most of the human race in the world will disappear in this process. The third one is to assist Zhang Wuji. From the words of the article, it can be seen that it should be the movie version of Zhang Wuji. This version of Zhang Wuji is scheming and has a bit of a hero's flavor, but that's all. I'm afraid he was seduced by Wang Baobao's daughter, and then gave up the cause of rebellion. That is really speechless.

You can drop the name Hu Long and just call him Taipu.

The rest is pretty good, but not many readers like the fat protagonist. The audience is too small.

I haven't watched it yet, but I heard that pig's feet look like gourds. I don't know if it looks like this 🤭🤭🤭

If the other people in Mingjiao didn't tell him, Wei Yixiao would definitely be killed. The other people are just fighting and killing in the arena, and have their own grievances and conflicts, and have their own logic and solutions. The protagonist is based on the great hatred between the Han people and the Meng Yuan Dynasty, and can look on with a cold eye to these grievances and grievances. But only Wei Yixiao sucks human blood, which is not allowed by the laws of nature. Every time you use your inner strength, you have to suck blood. Even children suck blood. How many people have you killed over the past few decades? No one could bear to be with him. Jin Yong's weirdest logic in Yitian is that bad people can be cleansed if they do a good thing, and good people should be cast aside if they do a bad thing. Although several Dharma kings of Mingjiao did all kinds of evil, they acted openly and straightforwardly without any scruples, and instead became upright "gentlemen". But the decent person has become a cunning villain. Wei Yixiao has been sucking human blood all his life, but in the end he didn't suck Yin Li, so he said he has reached a bottom line. It's really ridiculous.

A Fei Thorn Tiger

After reading dozens of chapters, I really can't stand it anymore. It's obvious that the main character in the setting has the power of inversion at the age of twelve, and then fights with people over and over again for a long time. After one or two chapters, I became a top character, but just one person can come and go. Didn't the author take his setting seriously? It was really painful to watch.