Immortality Across the Heavens, Beginning with the Taiping Guangji

I have some thoughts and I apologize if I don't express my displeasure. This book on astronomy is one of the better ones in recent times. I like it very much. But today's chapter makes me a little uncomfortable. Excellent works are always enriched with various details. It's too easy to conquer the twelve zodiac signs today. The protagonist is always "non-committal", which makes people a little speechless. I know there is a lot of pressure to update every day, and I may not be able to think about the details, but if I don't break through and write more details to make people feel more involved, readers will be bored over time. Several recent astronomical books have this problem, so I feel this way. Hope you can forgive me

Was it the Qing Dynasty that traveled through time? Then there was no rebellion?

The latest reading has nothing to do with the title of the book. There is no trace of Mingyu Gong. It should really be called Starting with the Ape Strike Technique, not Mingyu Gong.

The first world, in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China, was well written about Chinese martial arts, and I thought it was at least a high-quality food + food. I never expected that the second world would start a mixed martial arts brawl, and I just felt that the first world was in vain. Considering that the title of the book starts with "Mingyu Gong Begins", well, I'll give up on the book first.

The author's writing is good, but it's a pity that the setting is sparse The masters encountered in the first world were just like this, but in the second world, they forcibly improved their internal skills. The general martial arts master created by Gu Long's comprehensive martial arts in the second world actually went to Tianlong to practice Beiming? You want to say that Gu Long's martial arts level is low, but then you enter Tianlong and beat Jiumozhi with Ming Yu Gong. I don't even understand what Bei Ming you modified. Secondly, why would you write too many conspiracies? Personally, I think writing about two worlds and conspiracies is like a child playing house. Especially in the ancient dragon world, so-called conspiracy bugs appear frequently. Finally, to be honest, it is not easy to write a fan work. The plot is often criticized, and if it does not follow the plot, it also tests the author's ability to set up the secondary design. Personally, I feel that the author's description of the characters in the original work is too vague. The characters in the ancient dragon-like world appear frequently, just like rushing through a scene. The result is a feeling that it is too much, and it is true that the head is ignored and the body is ignored.

The beginning of this book is similar to that of another book. They both traveled through the late Qing Dynasty. They were rescued by an expert and accepted as a disciple. They taught martial arts and then robbed the rich and helped the poor. Even the Qing soldiers arranged for martial arts masters to ambush them. Three martial arts masters were arranged...

I feel like this novel should be called "The Immortality of All Heavens Begins with the Ape Strike Technique"

Holding the Great Evil King and using the Demonic Heart to cross over, plus experiencing so many worlds and practicing so many martial arts, the martial arts training time was at least a hundred or two hundred years. However, when he met Xiang Yutian, he was hung up and whipped. Fengyun is not as good as Huang Yi's martial arts? He is too open-minded. He punches hard when facing the weak. Once he encounters the strong, he will be beaten back to his original shape. Doesn't the protagonist really feel like he's a piece of shit?

Hello, author, about the emperor's temple name. The names of Shenzong and Zhezong are given only after death. It's very awkward to call them while you are still alive.

The beginning is a bit like a scroll of infinite splendor.