Seeking the Sword Dao Across the Wuxia Worlds

Regardless of what happened to Yue Buqun, it is fair to say that he tried his best. No matter what, it's much better than some white-eyed wolf. The chief disciple of a famous and upright sect is sworn in with a rogue flower picker. What do you want Lao Yue to do? It was almost closed down due to civil strife, but the only third child was still a self-righteous, trouble-making and white-eyed wolf. If you don't get angry to death on the spot, you have a tough mentality.

Yue Buqun is a piece of white paper, and any black spot will be magnified infinitely. Linghu Chong is a bohemian, carefree and carefree, acting according to his heart and not thinking too much.

Times have changed. Yue Buqun was indeed not liked 20 years ago. Just like Liu Bei was liked but Cao Cao was not liked before, things are different now. Yue Buqun can be called a qualified sect leader.

In the original book, Linghu Chong never really hated anyone in his character. Laudano killed Lu Da to harm him and took the blame, but he didn't kill him in the end. He was just locked up with Lu Dayou's monkey to accomplice Lu Dayou. Lin Pingzhi stole his first love, wrongly accused him of secretly learning to ward off evil spirits, and even killed Yue Lingshan in the end, but after seeing Lin Pingzhi's madness, he just locked him up. Not to mention Yue Buqun, Zuo Lengchan, Ren Woxing and other guys who were full of malice towards him, even the Six Immortals of Peach Valley who tricked him the worst did not even think about seeking revenge. The protagonist of this book first went back to Yanlou to block Tian Boguang for him, and then agreed to Linghu Chong to learn the Dugu Nine Swords when Feng Qingyang hesitated. He even saved all the people in Huashan Mountain at the mountain temple. Just because the protagonist uprightly snatched Lao Yue's orthodoxy, he was sworn in, and it really felt like a forced feud.

Yue Buqun was a hypocrite in the early stage, but after being a hypocrite for decades, in the eyes of outsiders, he is a true gentleman. If Huashan was not dying, Linghu Chong also collapsed, and there was no successor, he would probably have been a "true gentleman" until his death. Everything in the world is turbulent and turbulent, and there is no such thing as a perfect and true gentleman.

No matter what you say, Yue Buqun is a hypocrite or a true gentleman, but he is a qualified leader. For the Huashan Sect, he can sacrifice everything, sacrifice himself, and sacrifice his beloved daughter. As long as it is beneficial to Huashan, he does not care about the sacrifice. Such a person is worthy of admiration. To outsiders, he is a hypocrite, but to the Huashan Sect, he is a true hero. How can a century-old foundation be destroyed in his hands? He has no other choice.

Jian Yu's martial arts can make up for the weak... If you become the boss in Jian Yu, even Yue Buqun might not be able to defeat you?

I haven't seen the VIP chapter yet, but I ordered it just to say a few words. When I saw that the author did not step on Linghu and flush Yue Buqun, I felt that the author's views were similar to mine. I would not explain any unnecessary explanations. Anyone with a normal mind who has read the original work would understand. In addition, the division of combat power in the realm of martial arts is quite reasonable. There is no such thing as first-rate, second-rate, third-rate, grandmaster, etc., Which I also think is very good. Unlike some authors who use these words indiscriminately without even understanding the meaning of them. You can tell at a glance which small realm others are in. The descriptions of Fang Zheng, Chongxu and others are also basically consistent with the original work. As the leader of a big faction, it is understandable that he has some political skills, but the characters are basically decent. The main thing I don't agree with is that the character changes of Linghu Chong and Feng Qingyang were too far-fetched. There is also the fact that the protagonist actually has good cards, but the path becomes narrower and narrower. For example, if he wants to exchange martial arts with the other four sects of the Five Mountains, it is a bit forced to draw hatred, which is really a bad move. Obviously the goal can be achieved in a more sunny and decent atmosphere, but the protagonist seems to be suffering and resentful because he can't figure out why, and his character is not very likable. Let's take a look at the volume of "Yitian" below, I hope there will be some changes.

Seeing the Three Kingdoms, I can't stand the fact that the forces still support Liu Bei. For no reason, I just don't like Liu Bei. In particular, they take it for granted that Liu Bei belongs to the common people. Liu Bei was a disciple of Lu Zhi, so he was a commoner?

What the hell is Blue Phoenix? Endless pestering? Poisoning people and forcing them to understand for various reasons? ? ?