Tianlong Sword Light Cold

I was also drunk, taking advantage of Jin Yong's popularity, ignoring other people's settings, and talking about something else. The answer was clearly provided in the original work, but I interpreted it here! The Jin Yong serialized version, the triple version and the century new revised version are all about correcting some logical errors in it! If you don't agree with it yourself, that's it. You still have to talk about your own reasons. The Nine Suns Manual is the experience of being a Confucian, Taoist, and monk under the name of a wine-fighting monk. You even raised the issue of Jin Yong yourself, haha... You are obviously reaping the benefits of others, and you say this again. Since you don't agree with it so much, why do you write a fan? Set it entirely by yourself and write it yourself, then you have the final right of interpretation. Otherwise, that's how Jin Yong's novel is set. Because Jin Yong only has the right to interpret his own works, and it is also the final word.

Do you want to pretend like this? This pretense is too embarrassing. When I read the whole text, there are three sentences that are inseparable from the pretense. No matter whether it is about you or not, I have to mix it in to pretend. Is it necessary? This is a martial arts novel, not a pretense novel, right?

I'm sorry to say something bad today, some people are really cool, yes, I'm talking about you. I have been reading online articles for more than ten years. Martial arts fan novels are among the most unpopular among major genres. Jin sect's martial arts fan novels are restricted by copyright issues and have almost disappeared from the world in recent years. Among the novels that I can say are pretty good at the moment, I can think of "Huashan" and "The Condor Heroes" at the moment, and there are certainly others, but I'm too lazy to search for their names (please recommend some good ones). How is this book? After reading each chapter, I think I can get a score of 70 or above (for martial arts and humans). What are the scoring criteria you ask? To use Guo Degang's words, it all depends on the support of peers~ Seriously speaking, when we evaluate an online novel, we evaluate it based on the literary style and conception at a high level, but at the bottom it is nothing more than character portraits, dialogue/narrative fluency, detail/background processing, and the imagination of the second setting of human novels. You would say that it is definitely not as good as many writers, but is it comparable? As for what? Even if the dwarf wins the general, this book is not said to be very good, but it can at least be said to be "readable", right? I saw the latest chapter today. There are only two chapters, and there are no criticisms outside the category. And it seems that they have done their homework. Each article has hundreds of words. After reading it, my first reaction was not that the author's content was wrong, but that the readers who wrote these two chapter reviews were really rigorous. Then I looked at it again, yo, it was left by one person! It's fun! Returning to the comment area, the 38 comments are really mixed in content, but the most profound thing is that one person's reply said "taking advantage of Jin Yong's popularity". Good guy, does this co-author, the teacher, think this Jin Yong fan novel should go out of his own way and go towards documentary literature? Then take a closer look, yo! Isn't this the same reader who left two paragraphs of criticism in today's chapter review? Isn't this the same person? I remember that this reader said in the chapter review, "This author is not good", so I am really curious: It has been more than a month since you left a derogatory negative review of hundreds of words in mid-December, and you have made a sharp comment in the chapter review today. What makes you so persistent? After reading this book for more than a month, you rated it as a "bad book" that "has changed the original author's content"? ? ? I also sincerely hope that all the readers who have left "detailed" negative comments can give me some guidance. There are too few novels that can be read to kill time when bored. Can you recommend a few books according to your own standards, so that I can read and play, and the author of this book can also read and learn?

You have too many original texts and I'm going to scold you.

You don't see the protagonist in these ten chapters, what the hell are you writing about? I'm not here to watch Demi-Gods.

I understand. At first I thought the author was pretty awesome, but later I found out that the protagonist appeared in a paragraph, and then crazily inserted the original text of Tian Long Ba Bu... I can only say that Jin Yong's writing is good.

Among Jin Yong's colleagues, it is the best work, not a stud, not a harem, not stacking up unique skills, not telling the story along the lines of the original protagonist, self-justifying, and excellent writing style, a rare masterpiece

Why can't you learn hypnosis or something like that, change your name to Dugu Qiubai, teach yourself, and make yourself think that you have a master? Wouldn't that be OK?

Alas, a good book was ruined by a bunch of trolls. There are actually very few good martial arts books nowadays. I can only read those few books over and over again. Although it was finished in a hurry. But it's enough to rank with several of my collections. There are still a few books that have not been released.

It's so good that I can't stop reading it. The author can just keep writing according to his own ideas.

Qidian finally has a decent martial arts fan, I hope to stick with it to the end.

When I saw the name, my first reaction was that he was a descendant of the Yizi Huijian Sect. The only sword wielder in Tianlong was Zhuo Bufan, and I remember him mainly because of the scene where he was slapped in the face.

After reading Chapter 3, who is the protagonist? Are you from Fan Daguan?

The triple version of Tian Long Ba Bu in the 1990s was the first time I came into contact with martial arts novels in my life. From then on, Jin Yong's world accompanied me throughout my entire academic career. Time flies, decades have passed, the novel has been revised many times, and the master has become an ancient person, but in my heart, the original white moonlight still shines in my heart, which is irreplaceable.

Very well written, keep it up!

😅No big brother, this is the first time I have read a novel for so long that the protagonist does not appear in Chapter 5. They are all about other people and the protagonist rescuing people. Five chapters. What are you planning to write in the first five chapters?

This is one of the top three most brilliant novels with more than 10 w-words among all the martial arts novels I have read. The author is really writing a novel well, and the narration rhythm of the origin of the protagonist, Golden Finger, etc. Is just right. It's not like other online articles that either rush them all in, or just stay blank, and even draw a circle to frame themselves inside. Come on, author

I think it's well written, but if you don't want to read it, just don't read it. Isn't it idle to chase after you and scold him?

Very well written, don't give up. Respect the original work and make up for the shortcomings. 👍👍👍👍👍

I think the writing is very good and the anti-theft is done well!

In fact, I think some people don't have to read it if they don't like it. What do you want to be so strict about? It's already very good that the author can write it like this. If you have opinions, you can say it, can't you be more tactful? It's so ugly to say.

You might as well get the Taixuan Sutra from Xia Ke Island. Anyway, it is said to be from Li Bai in the Tang Dynasty. The Nine Sun Magic Kung is internal Kung Fu, and there are things like Bone Shrinking and Gecko Wandering Wall Kung Fu in the scriptures. Tai Xuan Jing contains a lot, and there is also the Laba porridge, I don't remember if it can increase internal strength, I forgot.

I hope Fan Daguan will learn the unparalleled magical skills and then kill everyone.

It is not easy to write martial arts well. "The Retirement Daily Life of the Leader" and "Zhutian: Become Invincible from Condor Shooting" are two excellent books, you can study them. The former's routine is a bit rigid, but the author's description of the fighting scenes is quite good. The latter has the legacy of Jin Yong.

Why are you playing Dugu Nine Swords? Wouldn't it be better for your apprentice to be called Shi Potian (Brother Dog)? Isn't Taixuan Jing fragrant?

Does the author only write about Tianlong? I feel like there will be nothing left to write about soon.

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A good book, even better than the northern masters. It already has half the writing power of Pingjiang Buxiaosheng.

The main character does not appear in the first three chapters. What kind of book is this written?😰