Wuxia: I Just Want to Practice Martial Arts

The protagonist has learned so many magical skills, but it does not reflect the beauty of the magical skills at all. It seems that the only advantage is that he can quickly accumulate internal energy. . The fusion of Xiaoyao Yufeng is really just a name, with no features at all, and the complete fusion of Buddhism doesn't even deserve a name. . Furthermore, the magical power of yin and yang that complements each other is separated by the two branches of Buddhism and Taoism practiced by the protagonist, one yin and one yang, which is too inferior. .

For novels of this type, it is best to write about more popular worlds, such as The Condor Shooting, Stormy Dragon, and Swordsman. It is best not to deviate from the main line. Sometimes it is martial arts, sometimes magic, and sometimes science fiction. I have read many such novels, and they are written like this

Let me state in advance that original martial arts dramas such as Golden Martial Arts, Ancient Martial Arts, and Shuiyue Cave Heavenly Demon Sword Life and Death Chess will not divide realms. Only those in the snow and the like that already have realms will have realms.

This martial arts novel is great, a bit refreshing, but not brainless. It is really recommended not to go to celebrate more than a year. There are 9 out of ten books about celebrating more than a year, and there is also a book about eunuchs.

Qiao Feng's set of Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms is popular all over the world, and Li Qiu Shui's Little Phaseless Magic Skill is also unrivaled in the world. There is no need to get a magical skill just because you see it! The attributes of different internal powers are different and may even conflict. After practicing, I feel that death is not fast enough or tragic enough.

I have watched it, and it is the most sobering time-travel martial arts movie. Gold-type martial arts starts with Tianlong, and pays attention to an issue that many martial arts novels do not pay attention to: "You can't understand the secrets even if you read them." Yes, there are barriers to knowledge. You have not mastered the names of meridians, do not understand the terminology of Taoism and Buddhism, and have no cultural literacy. You won't be able to read or learn the peerless martial arts in front of you. I really thought that the protagonist of the novel could grab the opportunity if he wanted to. Duan Yu really doesn't understand martial arts and became a monk halfway through. The question is, is he proficient in chess, calligraphy and painting, poetry, etiquette, Buddhism and Taoism, and medical physiognomy? He is a top scholar, so you said you want to grab someone else's secret book and read it in advance. How can you learn Lingbo Weibu if you can't understand the Eight Diagrams of the Book of Changes? How can you learn Beiming Shen Gong if you don't understand the names of meridians? The author handled it very well here, with clear ideas. Although some descriptions are a bit rough, it is important to supplement your own knowledge at the beginning. First, learn basic medical science, know acupuncture points, and then find someone to tutor you. Later, you go to the Shaolin Temple to read Buddhist scriptures and know Buddhist terminology, etc. Although the protagonist seems to spend a lot of time on things that have nothing to do with martial arts, he sharpens his sword without losing sight of the woodcutter. The improvement of cultural literacy and the calming of the mood allow the protagonist to avoid detours and improve more peacefully. It's very comfortable to read, I like it very much, and the protagonist is not pretentious, and the emotional line is relatively clear, neither sentimental nor pretentious. Although there are not many emotional lines, it definitely exceeds the emotional content of 80% of martial arts novels (if you like martial arts sadomasochism, I didn't mention it), clean and neat. The protagonist's outlook on life is also very "upright", not the kind of forced positiveness, but the uprightness with clear grievances and grudges. I can serve the country and the people, but you cannot kidnap me morally. I only care about the people I care about. If the emperor protects me, then I will protect my family and the country. If the emperor wants to kill me just because he cannot control me, then I am disloyal to the emperor. Simple and clear, with clear thinking and no procrastination, this article will definitely be a rare and good work in the field of martial arts in the future. Send your monthly pass here. PS: Although the author did not classify the level of martial arts people in the article (I have always thought that the classification of masters and grand masters is a cancer), the author has his own understanding of martial arts. After all, it is not just martial arts that are powerful, but people. Didn't you see that Wang Jiantong is also the leader of the Beggar Clan? Why can't Qiao Feng be able to fight with the same martial arts of the Beggar Clan?

I thought he was doing whatever it takes to become stronger, but after reading a few chapters, it was all about the protagonist's aura.

What are you doing with those martial arts? Martial arts for the sake of martial arts. It was quite interesting and good. But there really should be less drama like this. If you want to do martial arts for the sake of martial arts, then you can just make the protagonist invincible in the universe and be done with it. Why are you even bothering with this? A little bit of a human touch. Be less calculating: Don't plan for the sake of martial arts. Too much and it becomes boring. People use martial arts, not robots.

The writing is okay, but the protagonist is a bit like a slave to the exercises, running around chasing various exercises like us wage earners. There is no high-spirited spirit of martial arts, and the worldly feelings of Jianghu are not written. According to the author, the main plot of the protagonist is to pursue various skills, and then use this to promote the development of the plot. I feel that even if the protagonist wants to be the best in the world, gather Duan Yu's various sisters, or destroy the Song, Liao, and Xixia to unify the world, and then in order to achieve the goal, the protagonist himself promotes the plot and collects skills to strengthen himself, it would be better to interact with various characters in the original work in the process!

You haven't finished writing this book yet. You only update it once a day but it's still so little. You updated the other one so diligently.