A Wuxia Transmigration Starting with Lu Xiaofeng

Taoist Master Mu is indeed the top three in Lu Xiaofeng's series, but it would be ridiculous if you say Ye Gucheng is also in the top three. Don't argue with me. I have read the original work of Gu Long at least twenty times. The top ten masters in Lu Xiaofeng's series: Wu Ming, Taoist Mu, Shaolin Abbot Dabei Zen Master are definitely the top three, leaving Yu Luosha, Gong Jiu, and Ye Gucheng. , Dugu Yihe, Huo Xiu, Lu Xiaofeng, and Ximen Chuixue are seven people, among which Yu Luosha and Ximen Chuixue are the top five. (Ximen Chuixue here refers to the last Sword God Yixiao. At that time, he had abandoned his wife and son and cut off love.) In Ghost Villa, Ximen Chuixue has been sublimated after the Battle of the Forbidden City. Even though his strength is invincible, Guo Ye Gucheng is at least at the same level, and Taoist Mu can still kill him. From this, it can be speculated that the two people are one level different from Taoist Mu. Among the top ten masters, the first three are one level, the top five are one level, and the last five are one level. Especially the last five martial arts levels should be about the same. If you really want to compare them, I'm afraid you have to really do it. It takes hundreds of rounds to fight with swords and guns, and if Hua Man Lou was not blind, he would not have lost to Lu Xiaofeng. He suffered too much. Finally, my favorite in Lu Xiaofeng's series is Hua Mu Lou, and the most annoying Lu Xiaofeng, Ximen Chui Xue Ye Gucheng, really hates nosy people and people who like to show off.

Lu Xiaofeng is a bug and is usually considered a top player in the world, but when it comes to a decisive battle, not many people can beat him. Even the most powerful Gu Long Jianghu can be defeated by a passerby. I want to read a book about a third-rate character tricking a bunch of people and then reaching the top.

I have a question, why does the protagonist bring in the time-traveling character to cause trouble as soon as he time-travels?

The author simply cannot describe the domineering character of Shangguan Jinhong. When someone questions the inconsistency of the protagonist, the author will say that the protagonist's character is "yin". The author has not shown the protagonist's attitude of being in control of the overall situation and controlling the plot. Forget it, I've said too much and someone will say it again later: Do you know anything about der? I give you the pen and you write!

I have experienced two worlds where there were powerful figures, and then I saw some jewelry in a tomb and my eyes turned green. Are you serious, author?

Don't understand what the author wrote? What is the purpose of practicing time travel? I haven't seen the protagonist practicing martial arts either? Just for the plot?

Shangguan Jinhong, who replaced the main character, was very low-profile.

The masters in Gulong have all kinds of character flaws. Once an acquaintance catches them, a third-rate person can kill a top-notch person, just like a batman can trick a superman. This is why Lu Xiaofeng can always leapfrog and kill monsters at a critical moment.

It's quite an interesting book. There are really few martial arts novels, especially Gu Long's novels. Jin Yong's novels are obviously not good to read. Why are so many people writing about Gu Long?

I want to find this book, but I forgot the name. I know that the protagonist has a sister, and she has absorbed more than 100,000 years of skills to raise bamboos in the world of "Dragon Ba Bu".