Wuxia Crossover: Master’s Wife, Lend Me Your Sword

I looked at the character list and it's great. After reading a little bit, I thought, well, it would be nice to write it as Zhutian, and it is indeed a comprehensive martial arts. . .

Tian Boguang went to the Huashan sect to drug him for no reason. The protagonist, an ordinary person, refused to save his life and insisted on a hero to save the beauty and die. Tian Boguang drugged him and refused to let the protagonist do it. I am the most supportive of stallions, but this kind of mindless plot to have sex with women is really annoying.

The heroine of this book 1. Ning Zhongze Identity: Wife of the Head of Huashan»Head of Huashan Positioning: Master's Wife, Strong Woman Law of Combination: Unexpected detoxification, comforting the soul, complete persuasion

Ning Zhongze

I feel like there is nothing better than the one written by the master of stealing fragrance.

The prince went to the Huashan faction to work as an undercover agent? I don't even know how to complain. What qualifications does the Huashan faction have to let the imperial faction go undercover? Also, if the prince is no longer welcome, then he is still a prince, and if it is revealed, it will be a loss to the royal family.

Little Senior Sister

I won't watch it without Mrs. Guo

The protagonist's combat power is really impressive. The Huangdi Neijing plus system is almost half of it, and it's still an acquired taste. There are still three major realms, and there are only four realms in total... You can meet completely unbeatable opponents everywhere. It's so frustrating to see a Mongolian massacre by the Quanzhen Sect and they can't stop it. The various protagonists and villains cannot die, and opportunities to fight with each other cannot be obtained, and must be left to the opponent. There is no such thing as the coolness of quickly leveling up in mixed martial arts, then being carefree, happy with your grudges, and taking action when it's time to take action. There is no such thing as knowing the plot in advance, thinking about major events, and preventing or guiding them in order to change the fate of some people. Just intervene if you encounter something or catch up with it, and don't plan anything if you can't touch it. And there is also the idea of ​​letting nature take its course after getting involved halfway... I want to accept various protagonists' apprentices, and then accepting them is like confiscating them, without teaching them true skills, and without helping them in advance to obtain those things that were originally by chance. After changing hands, they were sent back to their original path, and then let nature take its course, allowing them to try their luck slowly... This would also help them return to their hearts. Maybe the protagonists are all fools. In short, it is the kind of unrestrained freedom that variety martial arts needs most, the various emotional scenes of the heroine, and the difficulty of changing the original work. These points are not reflected at all...

It is best not to mess up the realm of characters. The most outrageous mixed martial arts I have ever seen is Zuo Lengchandu Grandmaster and Xiong Bacai Grandmaster. In my opinion, Zuo Lengchan has the most innate talent, and he has to be a great master to start as a hegemon.