The Martial God’s Path Across the Heavens, Beginning with The Smiling, Proud Wanderer

Why not kill Tian Boguang? Do you think it would be cool to let him go?

I have seen many book friends say that martial arts are divided into first, second and third tiers, and this is a poisonous point about nature and nurture. I explained it later in Chapter 2. Some book friends have already read Chapter 2 and cannot see this explanation. I will explain it here. The author has liked reading martial arts novels since he was a child, and he also likes classical novels. The martial arts at that time There were no messy realms, and it looked pretty good. Then I started reading martial arts online, and when I saw the first, second, and third tiers, and the division between nature and nurture, I felt very embarrassed and didn't like it. But once I saw an online novel that didn't have these realm divisions. The first part was pretty good, but in the middle and later stages, as the protagonist's martial arts got better and better, the bosses got stronger and stronger, and all kinds of things. There are quite a lot of supporting characters, and their martial arts skills are also very high. In order to increase readability, the map has to be constantly changed. At this time, the question arises: who defeated whom, why one could not defeat whom, why the protagonist could not defeat the boss, why the output of the boss was so high, and why the boss was killed later. If the author spent a lot of effort to explain these Questions will appear to be very long-winded. If they are not explained, many unexplained questions will arise, resulting in a big fight. I don't know why the strong are strong and how strong they are, and why the weak are weak and how weak. The above is my personal understanding. Of course, I also refer to the views of an article written by a master on Qidian's writing assistant: "The fifth lightning point, a big fight." That's why this novel appeared, which made some book friends look at the awkward classification. As a desperate author, I don't have the courage to step on this point. In addition, for book lovers who don't like the division of realms, I recommend a few older novels, but the writing is very good, the writing style, and the plot are definitely not inferior to Jin Yong Gulong, but their books are not as famous novels: Feng Ge's "Canghai" and "Kunlun", Yan Leisheng's trilogy of heaven, earth and man, and his "Dao Ke Dao", "Purple Monk Huan Zhen", "Zhenguan Netherworld Tan". Above.

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Thank you for your persistence in voting for me😄😄 I rarely come to Qidian, sorry.

I still don't understand why there are more and more monk articles on Qidian! ? ?

It can be seen that the author is very serious about writing. I really like martial arts. The sense of immersion is okay. Let's encourage each other😃

The Unbeaten East

It will be on the shelves soon. I'll get it when the time comes. First order support, the author is great!

Are the settings at the back just made up? The other holders are all natives of the main world, so how do they know the plot and go to save A'Zhu, go to Leigu Mountain to play chess, go to Tianlong Temple to get the Six Meridians, and go to Wuliang Mountain to get Beiming's? In the past, you had to kill someone to get another Martial God Token, but now you can take it directly without killing anyone in one sentence. So why set up multiple holder purposes? Anyway, you just get it in one sentence. How can the people who are not dead go back? There is no need for the protagonist to interact with these people. He just meets them and gets it done. There are still many self-contradictions and it is impossible to read.

Come on ⛽Haha😄 A little less, otherwise the writing is very good.