
Myriad Worlds: Starting with The Legend of the Condor Heroes
诸天:从射雕开始
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The biggest problem is the forced fabrication of rumors about Bao Ruoxi. Just like those Douluo Continent novels that forcibly vilify the master, they use subjective speculation and plots that are completely absent from the original work to prove their point of view, based on things that were not written in the original work.
You can imagine what it means to not want to read a book that's free for a limited time.
I skimmed through it while it was free for a limited time, and it was incredibly addictive; I couldn't even watch it for free!
I couldn't read any more chapters. You say Yang Kang doesn't resemble Yang Tiexin, so you're implying he resembles Wanyan Honglie? (As for resembling Bao Xiruo, the author wouldn't have written that plot if they thought of that.) Do you think everyone is stupid? They believed Bao Xiruo just because she said she was Yang Tiexin's son? Can't they see that?
Postscript: Hao Jian is a product of Zheng Jian's "reduction and emptiness" when he attained enlightenment and transcended worldly desires. 🤓🤓🤓🤓
Three chapters sent me to my death, but my brothers persevered for a few more.
I haven't been feeling well lately and am currently in the hospital. This is already a very good effort for me. I'll make up for the rest after I'm discharged... If you can't wait and think it's too slow, wait a while before trying it. Above!
I gave up after seeing the part about Bao Xiruo in The Legend of the Condor Heroes. In fact, the "silly protagonist" genre is indeed an easy way to please readers, but this depends on how well the author's imagination and the original work achieve a balance. Of course, all infinite streams are like this. Bao Xiruo is consistently portrayed as a tragic figure in Jin Yong's novels.
The regular books are better looking than the studio's; finally, it's not an assembly line anymore.
I previously posted a rebuttal to the author's inference that Yang Kang was not Yang Tiexin's son, and now I'm adding another major flaw in the author's argument. First, Yang Kang was born two months later than Guo Jing. Second, Bao Xiruo suffered a miscarriage due to the chaos of war. The author's deduction rests on these two points.