The Life of Xiaoao

In Jin Yong's novels, Lin Pingzhi and You Tanzhi have the word "ping" in their names, but their lives are exactly the opposite. Lin Pingzhi, in particular, was even more tragic and pitiable, so many people wrote about Lin Pingzhi. This book can be regarded as a relatively traditional fanfic, which does not rely on the system. The opportunities that have arisen so far are the adventures of traditional martial arts, which are also reasonable. Southern Shaolin is from "Swordsman"; Sword Tomb, "Luoying Swordsmanship", "Quanzhen Swordsmanship", "Nine Yin", "Nine Yang", etc. Are from the Condor Series. The time is the Southern Song Dynasty and the early Yuan Dynasty. They are inextricably linked to the world of "Swordsman" and are logically understandable. There is basically nothing wrong with the setup.

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With a few small favors, beggars who are accustomed to the good and evil of human nature can be accepted as their younger brothers. In an environment where social information is simple and clear, many high-end martial arts that most people in the world can only ask for are distributed as cabbage. None of the heroes in the world can feel the change? Not to mention the turbulent and dangerous world of Xiaoao? Sure enough, the author's experience is equal to the protagonist's IQ!

When I read Chapter 4, I said something that the author and fans didn't like to hear. It's no problem to arrange the Xiwen Imperial Examination earlier. It can even be said to be a better way for Lin Younian to start. One successful order can dispel the prying eyes of many people. But I don't understand how you pretended to be 13 when you went to Southern Shaolin... You came here to practice martial arts, and you were even forced to learn martial arts. But those words were ridiculous to shock an abbot who was profound in Buddhism. He might be surprised by the young man's quick wit and family knowledge, but the shock was a bit unnecessary. Then there are those who use Buddhist verses to explain things. I don't care whether there is any misinterpretation, but the point of enlightenment is that it is not necessary to do so... Maybe you were too used to pretending to be 13 and didn't pay attention. You can completely use a child's tone to describe it, instead of just saying a Buddhist verse. It is more in line with the age at that time (of course, if there is a protagonist's review later, let's talk about it separately). This way it is easy to reveal your fault. After all, you have only recovered a short time ago. The other party may not know what your knowledge is, but your mother knows what your knowledge is. Then there is the issue of apprenticeship. As the book friend said in the book review, there is no need to change the name. Especially in temples, you are an outer sect disciple, and what you are called an outer sect is not allowed to be truly taught. Lay disciples are another matter. The two must be clearly distinguished. Lay disciples do not need to change their names, but they will have a Dharma name after becoming a disciple. Generally, they will just call the Dharma name in temples. I will still use my real name when I leave the temple or socialize in other places.

The protagonist has fallen into the devil's way. You must know that the same martial arts is very different in the hands of different people, so there is no strongest martial arts, only the strongest person. Any martial arts secret book can only achieve its power in the hands of the right person. No matter how much martial arts the protagonist practices, he cannot combine the strengths of hundreds of schools, and then you will become weaker as you learn. Note: You can bite off more than you can chew.

Is the author eighteen years old? Too naive.

It seems that the protagonist is here to save the world. He wants to save all tragedies.

Wouldn't it be okay to travel through time and become a younger brother from another sect? To be honest, Lin Pingzhi's martial arts skills are very poor... Inherit Lin Pingzhi's sorrow...

If Mo Taichong was very courageous and protective, would the Songshan Sect dare to kill Liu Zhengfeng while he was washing his hands?

The author is indeed a novice, and the rhythm is not well grasped, and the fighting scenes are not vivid enough. But on the whole, I can still watch it, and I have continued to watch it. Until now, after all, I don't like watching mixed martial arts, Zhutian.

The Nine-Yang Magic is actually gone astray. Pure Yang and Pure Yin, or Zhongzheng and Peace, are the main formations of Taoist Qi.

It's well written, not rushed or slow, please give it a try, author.

I was woken up by my child at around 5:20 and got up to code.

What a good book. Why do you want to clean up Tian Boguang and ask if he died later?

Anyone who has tried poison can tell me whether this book is very toxic or not.

Happy New Year, author. I would like to present you with 1,500 coins. May you work hard to write your book. Regardless of whether others criticize or criticize you, be peaceful and keep updating!

Happy New Year, author, and fellow book friends!

100 Coins are offered to the author, wishing the author a happy new year and stable updates!

I can still read the book, but it's not gold, it's not comprehensive, it's very few, it's not easy, come on

This morning I met a book friend who, like me, reads early in the morning. I said hello, but he ignored me.

I'm very curious about what will be written next, after solving the Songshan sect?

It's Chinese New Year. Let's give the author a 5,000 reward. Come on, write better and better in the new year!

Is this Pingzhi 🐔?

There is no way to write a series without departing from the original work! Has the protagonist spent eleven years in vain? After becoming a disciple of Southern Shaolin and passing the imperial examination, Yu Canghai's bullies continue to plot to destroy the family?

I just can't understand that authors like to time travel into other people's bodies and be proud of the world: Lin Pingzhi, Yue Buqun, Linghu Chong The Eight Parts of the Dragon: Murong Fu

Happy New Year everyone, please pay attention.

Yue Buqun should not turn into a black man!

The book is slightly poisonous and not fatal. Those who don't like the system can read it.

The part that Lin Pingzhi gave when tying the rope to Liu Jing was pretty good.

I browsed it first. It is basically non-toxic and can be read. It is not bad to pass the time when you are bored.