
The Path Begins at Yandang Mountain
道起雁荡山
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- Completed
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- 709k Words
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- Martial Arts
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- Traditional Wuxia
- Updated
- 4y ago
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- Qidian
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It does not meet my imagination of a true Taoist. First of all, the protagonist is a person who has experienced ups and downs in reality. Secondly, he has been cultivating Taoism for eight years. Finally, he has seen life and death. Finally, after time travel, he focuses on martial arts. I don't see you reading the Taoist scriptures and cultivating Taoism. Are you still thinking about being a young knight in bright clothes and angry horses, and trying to steal the Nine Suns Scripture? Soak Huang Rong? Is this what you want to revitalize Taoism? I haven't read it later, so I don't know whether the dragon knight you wrote is Yi Zhiping or Zhen Zhiping. If you still write it as Yi Zhiping, then the author should find another class.
This book is poisonous. The main character actually flirts with Huang Rong and splits her official wife. It turned out to be a good read, but I suddenly felt like I didn't like it anymore.
This book is really not that good. The main character has seen through life and death and has achieved great results in spiritual cultivation. However, it cannot be seen after traveling through time. His memory and understanding are both beyond the standard and it is not reflected. Huang Shang, a Confucian scholar, was able to read the Taoist canon and create the Nine Yins, but the protagonist's ready-made martial arts did not have much effect on his understanding. In addition to Ah Qing's Swordsmanship and Tai Xuan Jing, Xiaoyao Martial Arts is already the top match in gold series novels, surpassing Nine Yin and Nine Yang, and the protagonist chooses Nine Yang. Come on when you see the heroine.
I've always wanted to know why the Quanzhen Seven Sons are so weak? Even the protagonist doesn't take the innate martial arts seriously, thinking that Quanzhen's martial arts is not good, even though the innate martial arts is not weak.
I ordered a chapter to complain about the introduction. I haven't read it, but I want to complain about this sentence in the introduction: "Let's see how he changes the situation of door-to-door demonstrations in the Condor Trilogy." Not to mention several other novels by Jin Yong, but the background of The Condor Trilogy is that the Taoist family is weak? In the early period of the Shevuliao period, the Taoist king Chongyang was the best in the world. In the late period, Qiu Chuji gave a sermon to Genghis Khan. Overwhelming the martial arts world for a period of time, Wudang is the Beidou of the martial arts world. Zhang Sanfeng went to Shaolin. The Shaolin monks were frightened and said, "Thousands of monks in Shaolin Temple swarmed up, and you may not be able to pick Shaolin." It's a bunker, okay?
In fact, Guo Jing directly taught Dragon and Tiger Prajna Kung Fu, Nine Sun Magic Kung Fu is better, and his mind is simple. If he practices these two kung fu, he should be faster than the protagonist.
They are becoming more and more rubbish. There are not many good people in the Jiangnan Seven Monsters. They are bad at martial arts and they are bad at martial arts. They don't kill them, keep them as brothers and teach them martial arts. There are not many good Taoist priests in the Quanzhen Sect. Wang Chongyang didn't even want women when he started practicing Taoism, but he separated couples when he established a sect. It's hard to tell whether the protagonist is practicing Buddhism or Taoism. What's the point of setting up a Xuanyang Temple and preaching a Tao that even ordinary people can go to the mountains to listen to? Why do you have so many disciples and disciples? Why do you want to be so famous? What is the difference between being a monk and a monk?
I like to use it very much but it only has two words. It is most likely written by a machine! !
The protagonist has a golden finger with super strong memory and comprehension. As a result, the protagonist behaves like an ordinary person. The author's vision is limited and he cannot write about a smart person.
This book is poisonous. The main character actually flirts with Huang Rong and splits her official wife. It turned out to be a good read, but I suddenly felt like I didn't like it anymore.