Qiu Qianren of the Iron Palm Sect, Starting with The Legend of the Condor Heroes
从射雕开始的铁掌裘千仞
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 755k Words
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- English
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Regarding Qiu Qianren's strength, he can be considered at the threshold of the Five Greats. If you can fight him to a draw or even surpass him, you're practically a Five Greats level character at the start. In the book, at any given time, Qiu Qianren's strength was only slightly inferior to the Five Greats.
It's well-written, but next time don't write about strategies; you can't write about things that don't exist. You're practically invincible, yet you're captivated by a piece of trashy strategy manual. You went into seclusion right after issuing a challenge. And then your base was raided, almost wiping out your entire family. Your logical thinking is truly confused.
Regardless of the author, if someone transmigrates into a villainous character, they should at least explain how tragic the original character's fate was. But what's there to defend in a traitor who betrays his country and sides with a foreign race?
I really love the author's writing style and the martial arts settings; they're right up my alley. I don't like stories where every martial art has to be learned, and then the author shamelessly tries to invent their own every few days. Author, keep up the good work and update more!
The author's biggest problem right now is confusion. First, there's the confusion in the character development. The author tries to explain this confusion with a long monologue, aiming to depict a process of self-discovery and enlightenment. The idea is good, but it falls short because it's too simplistic.
Why did the author write the protagonist to be so eccentric?
I have no idea what the main character is trying to do; there's not even a clear theme.
Why does this endless cycle of qi deviation and demonic possession continue? The higher the kung fu level, the more insane they become?
You have the Nine Yang Manual but don't practice it, yet you complain about disagreements. Mastering the Nine Yang Manual grants you access to all martial arts techniques in the world. The Nine Yang Manual is quite comprehensive; it's for those who have mastered it.
Well, I feel like there's something wrong with your setup. Martial arts fanatics don't usually operate like this!