The Martial Fate of the Myriad Heavens

The Red Mansion written by the author is really a masterpiece, but it is not very friendly to LSP.

Normal men generally won't read Dream of Red Mansions. However, this author keeps writing about Red Mansions and is speechless.

Except for the very first one. Why does Paiyunzhang write about Red Mansions in every book on astronomy? Moreover, the Red Mansions chapter in every book is stinky and long. A martial arts training protagonist like you and Dream of Red Mansions are not suitable at all, the contrast is too great. Martial arts protagonists just want to fight, they just want to fight, clean and neat. As a result, as soon as I moved to the Red Mansion, the plot began, and the intrigue between the mother-in-law and mother among the big families began. I want to lean into the literary world, but Paiyun Chang's pen is not strong enough to write in a literary style. Don't you think there's a huge contrast between this and the previous worlds? The protagonist's character was distorted, the plot was unhappy, and readers were lost again. If you put a good protagonist whose strength has been honed in the heavens into the Red Mansion, his style of painting is not right, and there is a sense of gap as his strength declines. A copy of Red Mansion has more than 300 chapters in length. Hey, Paiyunzhang really doesn't want to make money? I feel like if you didn't write about The Red Mansion this book would be a masterpiece. You really like The Red Mansion too much. Why don't you write a book specifically about wearing red buildings, and leave the world alone. The market for red buildings is pretty good right now, and you might be able to make a good profit by focusing on writing about red buildings. I have read the author's second and third books, but each time I discarded them at the Red Mansion. The fourth book, The Red Mansion, was unreadable at the beginning, and I didn't dare to read this one even after hearing about the Red Mansion. 🙉

I have been following the author for many years, I am really tired of this book. I really want to see warriors fighting all the way, punching to the flesh, honing their martial arts between life and death, love and justice, and the limit. However, since the author's first protagonist Lin Sha left the prehistoric world, after the protagonist explored the way of using the Nordic way of heaven as a field, integrating all the worlds, and seeking promotion, it seemed that he became obsessed with this method in the subsequent books. There are always a few world copies that follow this pattern: 1. Protagonist (Extremely high spiritual level) → 2. Based on the national martial arts and internal martial arts → 3. Integrate the will of heaven and earth (gathering momentum from the world) → 4. Immerse yourself in development (outsiders don't understand it at all) → 5. Mainly focus on Qi and blood martial arts, supplemented by medicinal diet and acupuncture (personalized improvement plan) → 6. Change the world within the power (speak with fists, everyone is like Dragon) → 7. Develop quietly and gather the world's knowledge → 8. Explore the mystery of Qi and blood (the magical effect of the soul) → 9. Once he comes out of the mountain, the world is shocked and sweeps the world (end of this article) The protagonist has basically no bonds, no love and righteousness at all (perfunctory scrawling), society is purely without calculation, and speaks with fists (but the previous book) Tianfu Lun is really a honey operation), and there is basically no profound portrayal of the supporting characters (the facial makeup is serious, and the author also tried to avoid poisonous points in the original characters, but don't they have flesh and blood?) The classic scene is always: the protagonist laughs, punches me first, and then the wind surges, the supporting characters are horrified, and hate to leave after receiving a hard punch. I really saw the shadow of the history department in the author's recent chapters. I am tired and hope there can be some changes. A humble reader who has read the author's three novels "A Dream of Red Mansions". .

The first part is really good, the protagonist is decisive in killing and not sloppy, but the second part of "The Red Mansion" is really full of poison, and the wife is taken advantage of by Jia Baoyu and is not punished, and the wife goes to the Rong Mansion that looks down on her every day to join in the fun, and doesn't stop her, and laughs to death. It really turns from a wolf killer to a doormat.

The Red Mansion is written in such a fascinating way that it makes me annoyed just to read it.

Every time Soul Crossing is re-exercised and re-introduced, it is good, and it has been bad since the beginning of Red Mansions. The author was immersed in adapting Red Mansions and could not extricate himself, so it almost ended amidst the criticism.

This author's books are no longer interesting. They are all the same routine, and the plots are very similar. It feels like his thinking has been solidified.

This book can be renamed Kung Fu Miracle Doctor: Urban Rebirth

Why does it feel like there are only good reviews? This chapter says there are only so many negative reviews. Have you deleted the comments?