Transmigrating Across the Heavens, Starting with Dragon and Snake

The current atmosphere of Qidian is not suitable for writing a protagonist who gradually grows up and is allowed to make mistakes, because the protagonist in the early stages of the book has too many poisonous points, which will drive readers away. What poisonous points are particularly taboo? Examples are as follows: 1. The enemy's current protagonist's life is not guaranteed, and there is also a failure such as the protagonist flirting with a beautiful woman. It will make the protagonist look like a slut with no prioritization, and disgust the readers as if he has never seen a woman. 2. Giving secret books, magic weapons, and opportunities to others, especially the various explanations given by the author, cannot save the reader from feeling frustrated and fucked up at that moment, and eventually the reader will be disgusted and leave. 3. The serious atmosphere of the plot is taboo for being clever. There are always characters that the author thinks are humorous, but in fact, in the eyes of readers, they are extremely sb.

What I hate the most when reading is the "Space-Time Administration" thing.

I feel that the protagonist of the Zhutianliu novel enters the world of dragons and snakes with a really big heart and is not afraid of death. If Wang Chao from the Galaxy era was curious and glanced at you across the river of time, the strong system might be able to withstand it and still struggle for a while, and the weak one might not even be left with ashes. After detachment, Wang Chao might not be able to survive Niu's system, and he couldn't even imagine that kind of state. If you think about it for a little while, I'll probably finish it by myself.

The Shuanglongzhuan of the Tang Dynasty can boast about the spiritual realm, but forget about the actual value of force. The famous excavator's power to break the void, the way to the city from the spiritual realm in Dragon Snake Romance, and the indestructible warriors who see the gods, the actual combat power sweeps across the Shuanglongzhuan of the Tang Dynasty. There is nothing wrong with it.

Let's change the introduction. I've been waiting for the golden finger for three years before I was reborn. When the golden finger didn't come, I was ready to study hard and take the college entrance examination and start a business to become a rich man 🤫. Anyway, when I saw this introduction, I just wanted to make a cross 😅. The early world of Xinghe has traveled through the past. Regardless of whether there is a golden finger or not, even if the qualifications are not good, shouldn't you still be good at it? Try to study classical Chinese, about human biology, Taoism or Buddhism. Thoughts, edifying the soul, relying on the earth's leading advantages in science and technology (information), not to mention the same development, at least knowing what will be popular in the whole world, relying on these to make money, and once you are rich, whether it is apprenticeship, or using money to open a path, learn Chinese martial arts, and then wait until a few decades later, the great era comes, and gain immortality 🤫 Ordinary people can do this even if they don't have golden fingers and ordinary qualifications.

In one sentence, the most important thing for practicing martial arts is to have clear thoughts and no regrets. The protagonist's behavior as a virgin seems to be immortal and unswerving to follow his own path, but I don't believe that he has no regrets. If the protagonist devotes himself to martial arts again after tasting the love between men and women, there is really nothing to say. But if you don't even give it a try, you are leaving a weakness. The most important thing is that I feel that the protagonist is not walking in martial arts, but in Buddhism. Moreover, it's too deliberate. If the opponent fights with the protagonist, say "I don't fight with virgins". 😂

It's too cheap to be casual. I hope Qidian will add a blacklist function to allow us readers to block novels by authors we don't want to read.

Nothing else. I think when Dragon Snake came out, the protagonist Wang Chao seemed quite patriotic at the time. He was seeking to be moved by Twenty-Five Thousand People (this was the first time I saw such praise of the Long March except for military articles). The founding of the Nanyang Kingdom was based on the Chinese, and later he also promoted national martial arts, which set the standard for the whole world. Not to mention killing martial artists or agents from other countries. The standard of patriotism has become higher in recent years, so Wang Chao's character is not patriotic enough (at least that's what many chapter reviews of this book say) Sometimes I feel confused, the world has changed too fast. That's right, the past few years have been so different.

Dragon and snake are not hanging? Do you think it's not a big deal that people can transcend in the later stage?

The prosperity of the Li family was due to the marriage between Li Yuan and the Dou family, and the family connections were managed well by him. His decision to take over Guanzhong was also due to Li Yuan's appeal and the Li family's background. Moreover, before entering Guanzhong, Li Jiancheng, the eldest son and a man who went out to work very early, was liaising and running around in Hedong. Li Xiuning echoed in Guanzhong. How did he become Li Shimin's biggest contributor? He has not yet taken credit for his identity as the second son, nor can he make the decision. Moreover, Li Jiancheng has experience and experience at his age, handling affairs as a prince, and mounting a horse to pacify Hebei. He has Luo Yi, Wei Zheng, Xue Wanjun and others under his command. How can he be better than useless? Before the Xuanwu Gate, Li Jiancheng had advantages over Li Shimin in all aspects, not just the issue of the eldest son. Otherwise, would he have to kill his brother and force his father to bully his sister-in-law to destroy the family?