Unparalleled Martial Arts and Swordsmanship

He said he had no money but refused to pick up money from dead people. I felt very embarrassed.

Why do we need a system and all the artistic conception is eliminated?

The advantages outweigh the disadvantages and you can subscribe after it is put on the shelves.

I don't know if it's due to aesthetic fatigue, but now I can't arouse interest in watching the protagonist when I see him using a sword.

Even if the horse bandit has no money on him, doesn't he still have weapons and horses?

Let me give you some advice. Regarding the pursuit of swordsmanship, if you want to write comfortably, you still need some philosophy. First of all, the sword is clearly stated in Rurouni Kenshin. The sword is the murder weapon. No matter how high-sounding the reasons are, it cannot change its blood-stained nature. Naturally, our ancestors also knew that, so this realm of swordlessness appears. Besides, Tao is more extensive, it can be said to be all-encompassing, and those who practice Tao are all about simplifying the complex, just like the Tai Chi diagram. The principles of the Tai Chi diagram can be applied to all things in the universe. One is black and the other is white. You have me in you, and you are in me, just like yin and yang, spear and shield. , Attack and defense, everything is summarized into the two meanings of the two words, but at the same time, a third meaning is given rise to, that is, change. This is what the so-called three life and all things mean. If there is yin, there must be yang. They are symbiotic. The process of alternation of yin and yang is change, and change is all things. What kind of realm, what kind of truth, and what kind of changes will occur when the killing tool and the avenue are combined together? This requires the author to think about it. Maybe there is really only Wujian, but if the protagonist has that kind of realm, it will be difficult to write a novel, just like Jin Yong would not write that Dugu Qiubai is the protagonist.

Overall, it looks good, but I feel like the author wants to make the protagonist stronger to challenge difficulties, and doesn't want the protagonist to admit that it's embarrassing because of the system. Only by adding one, two, and three levels of internal strength can you have the conditions to compete with others. However, he deliberately downplays the improvement brought by the exercises, making it appear that the exercises in the book are of no great use other than light skills.

The biggest poisonous point: He is obviously an immortal species, but he always fights with others. Sorry for not dying fast enough?

Not bad, people should have a certain amount of chivalry, not a machine that becomes stronger or a hyena that wants to grab all the benefits.

Nb, the Jianghu flavor is very strong, the feeling of old Hong Kong martial arts

The three major legends of Jianghu: the single-edged sword, the reverse-edged sword, and the headless spear.

Do you want the world or the court? Starting from Longmen Inn, there is no main line.

In fact, the writing is okay. Maybe because there are fewer people watching martial arts, the results are not ideal.

It's pretty good, but don't do double swords 😂 It's not purely good-looking

Yagyu Kenkage? Only when one is sincere in his heart and in his sword can he draw the sword and prove the way of swordsmanship.

Facts have proved that the writing style of a book is the most important thing. Now starting from this kind of niche subject matter, you can find a book that suits your needs.

Write quickly, I haven't seen a martial arts worth watching for a long time!

To be honest, Taohua finally realizes that she loves the swordsman is just as funny as Lin Xianer finally realizes that she loves Ah Fei.

The beginning of Ashes of Time is very Wong Kar-Wai

The writing is really good. It's the first time I've read Ashes of Time and Two Flags: The Swordsman.

Suppose that if you travel to a world with more than internal strength, anyone with a normal mind will definitely need to practice swordsmanship. Advantages: Same length. At least two times lighter than a knife (some are three or four times heavier), and the sword has a double edge, no need to draw it back, it can be harvested quickly without drawing it back; And the knife is heavy (slow), but in order to kill, you have to draw the knife back and forth... It is dangerous when you encounter someone with a fast attack speed. Same internal force output. The former is straightforward, its moves are like lightning, and it is hard to guard against; The latter has a large swing space and can cause great damage, but it may be exhausted after just a few swings. Disadvantages: The sword's casting technology is high and more expensive; The sword body is thin and light. If it collides with a heavier weapon that is wielded with great force, it will be easily damaged and suffered a loss; Of course, those who should use the sword will still use the sword. Because of it, it is light and elegant. So handsome!

There is Kunlun in the introduction. I still remember watching it when I was in junior high school. Time flies so fast. Now I am already the father of two children.

You fucking idiots, "Swordsmen of Two Flags Town" is set at the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China. You guys have guns, but you group of swordsmen still want to make a living.

It's rare to see someone write "Ashes of Time".