It All Begins with The Twin Dragons of the Tang Dynasty
一切从大唐双龙开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Wuxia Fantasy
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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My evaluation is not as good as that of Bian Bufu of the Tang Dynasty.
The Dissolving Power Technique and the Nine Yang Divine Skill conflict, don't they? One requires tempering toxins, while the other grants immunity to all poisons. It's like a bug—it just self-destructs and dies. And I really don't understand why everyone loves writing about Nine Yin and Nine Yang. Nine Yin and Nine Yang aren't even in the top five of metal-type martial arts.
There's a reason this book isn't popular. The Tang Dynasty is already a high-martial-arts setting, yet the protagonist insists on being a martial arts master, and while he might wear one or two costumes, the sheer number of them serves no purpose other than showing off.
The protagonist can defeat Yuwen Huaji, but cannot kill the Xuanming Elders with a single palm strike.
I came here specifically for *Twin Dragons of the Tang Dynasty*, but when I looked at the table of contents, it was all Jin Yong's works.
The Sunflower Manual is the Jade Maiden Heart Sutra, and Shi Lezhi is a fool!
Everything else is fine, but why bring Dongfang and Yang into it? It feels really uncomfortable! While I don't object to transgenderism, homosexuality, or BL (Boys' Love), I genuinely can't stand it! Right now, I was just getting into the plot, and then Dongfang and Yang jump in to ruin my mood. I really can't stand it anymore!
Many books fail to clearly describe the military strength of the Tang Dynasty.
A first-rate Tang Dynasty warrior can leap seven or eight zhang (approximately 33-40 meters), while a grandmaster can leap twenty zhang (approximately 33-40 meters). None of Jin Yong's top masters could clearly leap five zhang high; leaping three zhang high was already considered the mark of a top expert.
No wonder not many people read this book. It's too verbose and tedious. The author shouldn't provide so much explanation. It's set in a high-martial-arts world. What's the point of constantly venturing into low-martial-arts worlds? I want to see how weak your book really is.
Bringing Yang Lianting and a male version of Dongfang Bubai back to your island to help you guard women is disgusting, isn't it?