Starting with the Evil-Warding Swordplay, I Take on the Wuxia World

I found that many people regard the Nine Yin Manual as pure yin internal energy 😃 In fact, nine represents yang in Taoist terminology. In fact, the Nine Yin Manual should be called the Yin Yang Manual, and six represents yin. In the same way, the Tianshan Six Yang Palm can be called the Tianshan Yin Yang Palm. It is because of this that the terminology is used to replace one of the yin and yang. However, the setting of the author's book is up to him. Let's do some science.

Just reading the introduction, the protagonist is born without having to be cut. Is he a natural eunuch? Or was he born with kidney deficiency?

Why is Ming Dynasty gone? Didn't Swordsman take place in the Ming Dynasty?

Ye Erniang kills a baby every day. Isn't she still thinking about evil?

The villain is always stronger than the righteous, any random trash is on the same level as Wu Yazi, the people around the protagonist are always being plotted, and the big and small bosses that appear later will definitely not be killed.

The writing is good. If it were not based on Jin Yong, it would be a good work. However, the content written by the author is really difficult for me to accept. In terms of the plot and distribution of character strength, I still feel that it is not reasonable. Of course, the author and fans readers do not need to care about these words. I just feel a little disconnected. By the way, I am also a player of Ren Zai Jiang Hu. In fact, the author is still wrong about the meaning of Ren Zai Jiang Hu.

They are all about Jin Yong's martial arts, so they should be called Jin Yong's Heroes.

I finally found a good comprehensive martial arts novel, but the result is just like this? ? ? ╯╰Keep it, I'll come back when it's on the shelves~ (Please recommend a comprehensive martial arts book (ﾉ_ _)ﾉ)

The opening poem in the introduction doesn't rhyme!

A Qing's ability to shoot down 2,000 weapons without injuring anyone is one of the most classic rumors on the Internet, which is comparable to Shi Po's Tenbaku Island. In fact, when she was teaching swordsmanship, she injured all the swordsmen even if she was not clear about it. Not to mention that when she found Fan Li at the end, she went all the way in recklessly. Original text of the novel attached: Fan Li knew that A Qing could not teach others how to use the sword, and could only let Yue swordsmen imitate her swordsmanship. But no Yue swordsman could block her three moves. As soon as Ah Qingzhu stick moved, if the opponent's wrist was not stabbed and the long sword was released, the stick would be hit in the vital point and he would fall to the ground exhausted. Fan Li first told her not to blind the other person's eyes or kill the other person's life. The swordsmen of the Yue Kingdom all knew that she was Doctor Fan's favorite, and they did not dare to seriously fight with all their might. On the third day, thirty swordsmen were defeated by her stick. On the fourth day, another thirty swordsmen had their wrists broken and their arms broken under her short bamboo stick, and they retreated in embarrassment.