Starting with Zhang Sanfeng's Tenfold Talent

It's quite impressive. I have never read Jin Yong's novels (I have heard a little about ancient times and watched some TV dramas) and it is directly tied Appreciating the male protagonist is nothing more than "sincere love". Be proud but not arrogant, treat others with sincerity, always adhere to the standards in your heart, and act openly and openly. Disdain to be a villain, do not pretend to be a saint, be consistent in words and deeds, and be consistent in appearance and appearance. As for the emotional drama, I personally think it is very suitable from both the writing perspective and the protagonist's perspective, but in fact the settings of the two complement each other. Firstly, this book is not the kind of text that kills people through the three-dimensional world, at least not yet. It has created such a protagonist who attaches great importance to love and justice. If there is a love scene, the male protagonist cannot take away his lover. He is neither invincible nor frustrated. Secondly, the male protagonist still has a long journey. Once love begins, how will he deal with the world in the future? You are one of those people I love every time I see you, and it is not the male protagonist's fault. Like Miss Yang's farewell to the male protagonist, I read it in a playful and free-spirited way, feeling a little bitter in my heart, but after a long time I came back to it. I like this treatment very much. In terms of character, the male protagonist is a bit like a cultivator and has no intention of paying attention to love. He is completely focused on his career. There is nothing wrong with setting up the relationship this way. Finally, I saw the latest post, saying that the incident involving the male protagonist dealing with Ji Fei and Miss Yang was disgusting. I also had a few thoughts - first of all, Ji Fei did not force him to sleep with other girls. The author had been very careful when setting up this incident. I can only say that setting up such an incident is risky, but at first glance I couldn't figure out how to change it. Secondly, I think this incident describes a certain dilemma of the male protagonist to a certain extent. The predicament is actually not that serious. I personally think it echoes the "carefree" character that was later created for the male protagonist. Did the male protagonist handle it properly? I personally think it's okay. He has always been decisive in killing, but when faced with something like this that was limited by the background of the times and was limited to this... Is there any better way? Human beings are human beings after all. Unless we cut off our emotions and desires and isolate ourselves from the world, we will eventually get involved in such disputes and conflicts. Carefree, carefree, who doesn't want to be free and do whatever he wants, but he still lives in this secular world. I believe that those who are kind-hearted and can uphold their own standards to the greatest extent are knights. Including Miss Yang's half-life, it does seem a bit silly to modern people, but this is where her chivalrous heart lies. This is the first martial arts book I've read on Qidian. So far, the male protagonist has satisfied my imagination of a "xiaxia". It was a pleasure to read, the author is very attentive, I hope to see him meet Zhang Sanfeng again in the end.

Because the author took two days off, I re-read Yitian World. Among the three worlds, I think Yitian is the best one.        ， The world of Yitian may be the world that the author is most familiar with, so the author grasps the plot just right. The plot of not being able to avenge Wei Yixiao fully demonstrates the love, righteousness, determination and freedom of children in martial arts novels. In the latter two worlds, "martial arts" is written, but there is little "emotion". They only briefly pursue the peak of martial arts in this world. This is Gang Ju's superficial writing method, but it will inevitably lack some touching points. But I really like the "love" in martial arts novels. The master-disciple relationship between Zhang Sanfeng and Meng Xiuyuan, the master-brother relationship between the Seven Heroes of Wudang and Meng Xiuyuan, the complex feelings between Zhou Zhiruo, Zhao Min and Meng Xiuyuan, and the vague budding love between Miss Yang and Meng Xiuyuan. These touching emotions are the finishing touch of this fascinating novel. Perhaps Meng Xiuyuan was too aware of how much he had lost when he left Yitian World, so he did not dare to invest too much emotion in a world. This may be the regret of this kind of infinite flow and fast-travel novels. In a world that has been rushing for more than ten or twenty years, the elders who raised you cannot repay the favor. If you marry a wife and have children, you will inevitably leave your beloved wife and young son alone and helpless, which is sad. It's human nature to throw yourself into a trap like this. At this point, let me think about it briefly. At the end of the plot, Meng Xiuyuan was able to return to the Yitian world that gave him a second life... Time may have only passed by a few years, and the years only left some traces on the face of master Zhang Sanfeng. The old man is still in good spirits, and his brothers are also Everyone is fine; the young apprentice Zhou Zhiruo has a lover who cherishes her and becomes a famous chivalrous woman; Zhao Min returns to the grassland and remains her princess, and develops her ambitions on the grassland; Wuji, Xiao Zhao, Ali and others have their own destinations. And Meng Xiuyuan may revisit his old place at some point and meet old friends by chance. When the poplar flowers are gone and the peaches and plums are blooming, I suddenly see a bridge over a stream as I turn around. "Miss Yang, long time no see, I am Meng Xiuyuan."

The author's views are very upright, the plot is humane, and it's a lot of fun.

The title of the book looks like a studio article, but the content is a rare masterpiece of martial arts fan fiction in recent times.

I think it's okay. Jin Yong has an example of Xiao Longnu being defiled and separated from Yang Guo for more than ten years. It is also logical for the heroine to wait for ten years because of her mother's death, and it is also correct for the mother to plan for her daughter based on her own circumstances due to her personal experience. The rest depends on the male protagonist's reaction or the author's response. So far, there is nothing wrong with it, but I feel a sense of regret. It's rare for me to be a bookworm.

I stayed up until 1 a. M. Last night after catching up. Originally, I added the book to my bookshelf twice and then deleted it because of its title. Now that I have read it, I feel it is a good idea, but it is a pity that I was delayed by the title. The writing is good, the plot is smooth, and the main thing is that it feels natural and enjoyable. (=^▽^=)

The progress is so slow. I spent a few days reading it and finished it in one go.

This book is beautiful and well written. I am looking forward to the next plot.

The author writes well, keep up the good work💪

To my surprise, I thought this would be a great novel full of pretense, killing, and beauties, but this is actually a warm novel that I have been looking for for a long time. After reading more than fifty chapters in one go, the first thing I felt was warmth.

As a fiancée who has cheated on her both mentally and physically, why not take the initiative to terminate the engagement? Afraid of death? Okay. How did she give birth to the baby? From the time she was pregnant to the time she gave birth to the baby, she did not return to Emei. Is it a window period? During this period, I could find Yin Liting privately and explain how, or simply send a letter. This way she can not only pursue her "love" but also reunite with her daughter. The price was to betray Emei, but she was not in Emei, but she could not go back, and she would be exterminated and held a grudge, but she herself fell in love with the Demon Sect, so there was not much difference. Secondly, after she returned to Emei after giving birth and before the incident, didn't she have a chance to escape from Emei? Yes, at least Zhang Sanfeng's birthday banquet was an opportunity. But she still didn't choose to tell Yin Liting. I am cheating on myself and hanging on to my fiancé, what can I do? Why, the goddess loves the fish in the fish pond, is she afraid that he will be sad, right? My daughter still says she has no regrets. For such a selfish person, why do people keep criticizing her in the chapter reviews?

I finished reading it in one sitting, and I have a positive outlook on the protagonist. Good is good, evil is evil; when the road is rough, draw your sword to help; judge deeds regardless of your heart, and act with no regrets in your heart. Not bad, not bad.

Jin Yong's martial arts novels consistently downgrade Taoism and praise Buddhism. Historically, Zhang Sanfeng was a "relic of the Yuan Dynasty" - Jin Yong wrote him as a "righteous man who resisted the Jin Dynasty"... Zhang Sanfeng was a Taoist true man who never worshiped Buddha and practiced Zen - Jin Yong wrote him as a young monk in Shaolin Temple... The other one, Yin Zhiping He is the sixth headmaster of Quanzhen Taoism. He is famously indifferent to fame and fortune. He once persuaded his master Qiu Chuji to refuse Genghis Khan's call. He is modest and decent. As a Taoist leader of the generation, he often said "I have no merit." After the age of seventy, he felt that he was old and gave way to Li Zhichang. He wrote poems and songs throughout his life. , Focusing on chanting, cheering, singing, and exhorting, it is composed into three volumes of "Bao Guang Ji" - Jin Yong wrote Yin Zhiping as a rapist with an unstable Taoist heart and humiliating innocence... In addition, "Yi Jin Jing" and "Xi Marrow Jing" are both Taoist terms, originally written in the Qin and Han Dynasties The guidance of traditional Chinese medicine has been recorded in the Taoist novel "Internal Biography of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty" during the Wei and Jin Dynasties: "One year to change Qi, two years to change blood, three years to change sperm, four years to change pulses, five years to change marrow, six years to change bones, seven years to change tendons, eight years to change hairs, and nine years to change body shape." It expresses a Taoist ideal of practicing Qi for immortality. During the Tang and Song Dynasties, the "Yi Jin Jing" was introduced to the Shaolin Temple. At that time, the founder of Shaolin Temple, Bodhidharma, had already passed away - it turned out that Jin Yong wrote the "Yi Jin Jing" and it was created by Bodhidharma... It's too outrageous...

Will the male protagonist take the immortal King Kong critical attack route in the future? Waiting for the nuclear explosion sword fairy, fusion magic fist, and three hydrogen in one device

Since many book friends said that the name of my book was terrible, I decided to change the name after discussing it with my editor Penglai Ju. I am a bad name maker, so I am soliciting prizes from everyone. Now I feel that this name is a bit biased towards Xiaobai Shuangwen and does not match the content, so I want to choose a better title that is closer to the style of this book. If the title of the book is accepted, you can join the book club. If I v. 50 You, I will treat you as a treat to KFC Crazy Thursday (*^▽^*). My ability is limited, just express my feelings.

This book does have some remarkable points. What moved me the most was the love between Wu Song and Diao Chan. In order to save Wang Mang, Zhang Fei turned against his sworn brother, the Golden Retriever Lion King Xie Xun. Especially when I read that Guo Jing gave up his position as the leader of the Sun Moon God Sect and wandered around the world with the gentleman Jian Yue Buqun, I burst into tears.

The protagonist has two talents. The talent of ten times internal strength is passive and has been present since childhood; the talent of ten times understanding is active and requires killing people to activate it. It is not discovered at the beginning, but it is discovered after killing. The author writes very well, please introduce him.

What do you want to see in the next world? Any reasonable suggestions can be posted here. My original plan was to be Tianlong, but I felt like I couldn't expand my martial arts level, so I wanted to hear everyone's opinions. After all, the written world still needs to be known and liked by everyone. For the same copy, if someone has mentioned it before, try to leave a message below him instead of just opening the first floor, it will look more intuitive.

Brothers, this author is an iron eunuch. Don't wait, talking about being sick is pure nonsense. This author also became an apprentice in Gaowu Era on May 21st.

I'm thinking about the white-washed Yin Susu among you, who thinks she is a member of a demonic sect, so she thinks it's normal to exclude others. Then why, as a person with modern education and normal outlook, can't I criticize him? Why?

Traveling through the flow of the heavens, relying on the sky to slay the dragon in The Eight Parts of the Heavenly Dragon. Under one person, he can practice inner strength ten times as fast as Zhang Sanfeng, and he is invincible down the mountain. Grandpa Zhang Sanfeng's writing is very warm, and the way of getting along is very pleasant. He can distinguish right from wrong. Modern people have a heart but the ancient knight's techniques are unambiguous. Currently, Chapter 160 is not with the heroine.

The Nine Yang Divine Art should be inferior to the Pure Yang Wuji. Although I haven't seen anyone else achieve any results using this martial arts. But in contrast, Jiuyang's target is Jiuyin. Zhang Sanfeng, as a legendary figure of the metal ceiling like Bodhidharma and Dugu Qiufei, is higher than Huang Shang in terms of setting. Parallelly speaking, Chunyang Wuji personally feels that it is impossible to be worse than Jiuyang. Theoretically speaking, it should be the same as the Yi Jin Jing, the threshold for cultivation is ridiculously high. By the way, people who have traveled through time love to practice Nine Yang, but I personally think that Nine Yang and Nine Yin are not as good as the Yi Jin Jing. The purpose of the Yi Jin Jing is different. The Nine Yins and Nine Yangs make you strong in fighting. The Yi Jin Jing is extremely difficult to practice, but after you master it, fighting is a matter of opinion. But as long as you practice it, it is impossible not to be strong. It's just how strong the person who uses it can be. In addition, Bodhidharma obviously wants to cultivate immortality, and Jiuyin and Jiuyang are far from the upper limit.

Historically, Zhu Yuanzhang was not necessarily a good person. No one who could sit on the throne of the emperor would be a good person. You are too naive.

I just read the first two chapters, and they were surprisingly good. Just by looking at the title, I thought it was "Assembly Line" and almost didn't want to read it.

Yin Susu, a ruthless witch, can't run away, and her evil deeds don't count, so this matter still depends on where she sits. If Yu Sanxia doesn't pursue the case, Wudang will accept it. It is reasonable for the escort agency to have relatives and friends knocking on the door. For example, it is reasonable for Shaolin to take in the grand-nephew of the concierge's seventh uncle and now want to provide him with justice. In the end, it's all about the world, it's all about the world, just use your fists to speak.

The Nine-Yang Magic Technique came out of Shaolin. It was purely because Jin Yong put gold on the Shaolin Temple. The Nine-Yang Magic Technique is extremely popular and has nothing to do with Buddhism.

I remember I posted a review of this book in good faith before, but it was deleted by the author and criticized by the author. I threw this book into the "trash" group... Now I see that it has been discontinued a long time ago. The last words mentioned in his last words were that he was ill... This... He couldn't die from the illness... It's not like that...

The author's bacteria is sick and is being treated. The author's bacteria also said that when he recovers, he will read it again and sort out the plot, and he will come back

Fortunately, I didn't book all of them, it's too clownish, hahaha

The author has not run away and is still recovering.