All-World Arena: I Choose Zhang Sanfeng from the Start

I have been wondering why no one commented on the novel when it was well written. Until I saw the absolutely disgusting 1 fan comment, I was confused. I silently looked at my 80 starting coins, and then at the minimum reward of 100, and my heart went from confusion to anger. Then I saw the paragraph about giving rewards, and I gave away 2 coins and that's it? ? ? I am not commenting here today for any reason, just to prove myself that I have money!

Judging from the setting of this book, Pangu's world view is the most awesome. The avenue of power is pure and all-encompassing. Whether it is the power of yin and yang, the five elements, the power of space and time, the power of the soul, the power of thunder, the power of the sun and yin, or destiny... It is all a manifestation of power. "Power" exists in the operation of everything in the chaotic universe. I estimate that no matter who he met during Pangu's peak period, Pangu always said: I saw, I understood, I struck down with an axe, and you were gone. Pangu's realm may not be the highest, but he must be invincible.

Interesting setting, good writing, the early stage is okay, but unfortunately it falls apart in the middle and late stages. From the middle to late stages of this book, fighting is all about rules and time and space. The author cannot control this part, and it seems very boring. Not only that, the book became sluggish from the middle, and the solid content gradually became less and less. It began to describe a lot of sexually suggestive words and sidelines, and sometimes it was even more excessive. Several consecutive chapters were full of these obscene articles, and deleting them would not affect the remaining plot. The more it was written, the more it was written and the more exposed it became. There is a reason why this book was only popular in the early stage. It became popular because of Zhang Sanfeng's settings, and it also sank because it violated Zhang Sanfeng's settings. This book is enough for you to read Black Journey to the West, and you don't need to read it later.

I no longer feel that way after Journey to the West. Especially the world of gods, I find it strange. The protagonist's idea of ​​eating gods, integrating gods into his body, providing strength, and encouraging people to turn the lofty gods into power doesn't feel right at all. Judging from Ke Zhen'e's reaction, in the process of eating gods, the gods' consciousness will be wiped out and turned into pure tools, which is the same as killing people. Moreover, even if the first person can't use it, it doesn't mean that the god is free. There are still many people waiting in line to use it, which is equivalent to permanent death. Here comes the question. First of all, many gods in the Conferred Gods are righteous gods, that is, good gods. Even if they do not directly protect the human race, they still have meritorious service in regulating the world and arranging the mountains and rivers. And if you swallow them all indiscriminately, is it too extreme? Secondly, according to China's consistent ideological understanding, many of the most popular gods were once virtuous ministers and generals who had great merits for the people. People who performed good deeds and accumulated virtues soared to heaven and became gods, which is a spiritual symbol of China's simple values. Generally speaking, even the land of mountain gods is protected by the good people of the village after their death, let alone Yin gods such as ancestors enshrined in ancestral temples. Can you imagine that in order to become stronger, the protagonist encourages everyone to become Guan Gong and Wen Tianxiang? This will only lead to the collapse of humanity. I have been doing good deeds and accumulating virtue all my life, and after my death I will be trained as a tool by you, and I will never be reincarnated. I have worked hard all my life for my family and future generations, and after my death I will be trained into a magic weapon by my descendants. How can there be a human life like this? In addition, once the existing gods are divided up, they can only be canonized again. Is that called becoming a god? It's not just about extracting other people's souls and directly training them into strength. After Huo Huo has an idea, it can only be of Huo Huo's own clan. The butcher's knife must be swung at the weak, so the others are just livestock raised by the strong. What is the difference between this and the Ten Thousand Soul Banners of the Demonic Way?

It's open! It's open! ! ! According to the known conditions, what I said earlier is that Buddhism had a hand, and it may be related to Buddhism later. And if the world wants to be upgraded, and the protagonist wants to turn against Buddhism, I guess it is Journey to the West!

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Jin Yong's novels are all private goods. Jin Yong believed in Buddhism and liked to denigrate Taoism. The top Taoists were all demoted by Jin Yong. Zhang Sanfeng was written by Jin Yong as a Shaolin novice monk, and it was also said that Zhang Sanfeng's martial arts also came from Shaolin. Wang Chongyang was written by Jin Yong as a scumbag who couldn't afford to lose. Jin Yong wrote: After Wang Chongyang and Lin Chaoying lost the competition, Wang Chongyang sneaked into the Tomb Sect and carved the words "Wang Chongyang was not weaker than anyone else in his life." Hahaha The great master Yin Zhiping was deliberately written as qiang, jian, and fan by Jin Yong. Historically, Yin Zhiping was a highly respected Chongqing monk with a very good character. In The Deer and the Cauldron, Jin Yong whitewashed his own bannermen ancestors as anti-Qing people. It's okay if Jin Yong didn't write about it. Once he did, everyone would know about it, because Jin Yong's ancestor has gone down in history, and Jin Yong's ancestor is famous in history. Historically, the ancestor of Jin Yong betrayed the Han people, betrayed his friends, and joined the Manchus to make a fortune.

She is a pure loser. It's not that she can't have a harem. It's just that the protagonist is too fucking low. If I had a golden finger, I would be 10,000 times better than him.

Wang Yu is an unlikable character. Either kill him or stop writing about him. He keeps testing the protagonist. After all, the protagonist is kind to him! It will be very annoying if it stays like this later. Later, it is written that the protagonist kills the prince to show the protagonist's Taoist intention of killing the external demon. Then why not kill Wang Yu too? It is said to be of use value, but which value is greater than the harm it brings? As long as the protagonist is invincible, what does it matter if it's a few years earlier or a few years later? Why did he have to tolerate Wang Yu so many years ago? Personally, I think it would be a few years later to kill Wang Yu, even if there is no court available. This is how to stick to your heart. Don't be swayed by temptation. It feels like the author almost made Wang Yu the son of the protagonist, which affects the perception very much.

The protagonist is an earthling → travels through the current main world (starting) → the world of divine eagles (Zhang Sanfeng) → Liaozhai (Xuan Xuanzi) The protagonist's golden fingers are brought by time travel and there are two 1. Simple illustrated book: The ability is to identify yourself and others to form a simple panel. 2. Status collection: You can collect the status you usually have, and you can choose three statuses to solidify and switch.