A Martial Arts Prodigy Who Started Out as a Divine Eagle

This martial arts is a bit tricky to teach. I have learned all the martial arts in Peach Blossom Island in a few months, and I haven't cultivated the relationship well. How can I teach you such advanced martial arts?

Don't learn Buddhist martial arts, you will become a fool. There are fragments of the Nine Yin Scriptures in the ancient tombs, Ouyang Feng has the Nine Yin False Scriptures, Shaolin has the Nine Yang Scriptures, and the Dongxie Society accepts Cheng Ying as a disciple so you can hitch a ride.

Huang Yaoshi is suitable to be a friend but not a master. He made all his apprentices disabled just because of suspicion! How far away can such extreme people be?

I'm speechless. Do I have to add the mysterious beggar from Kung Fu? You've already taken out Xiaoyao Yufeng, why don't you just take out Tathagata Palm?

In the serial version, Wang Yuyan (Wang Yuyan)'s martial arts is stronger than Murong Fu. I don't know why Jin Yong later made her weaker. In the serialized version, Mrs. Wang is also a martial arts master. (Original text) "Your cousin is a grown man, ten years older than you. He doesn't study well or make progress all day long. He is so crazy that he doesn't know what to do. His skills are not even as good as yours. He has also disgraced the Murong family."

The protagonist is in the Song Dynasty, can we destroy the black people?

Are you saying you won't abuse your master? There is no female protagonist 😜

I don't know what to say about this novel. It's clear that the author's writing skills are excellent in terms of words, sentences, and detailed descriptions, but the plot arrangement makes people unclear. Therefore, the Divine Condor chapter is okay. When it comes to Tianlong, the protagonist changes from a time traveler to a local. To be honest, if the author uses dim sum to conceive the plot, this novel can be regarded as a masterpiece of the same type.

The more genius you are, the more you pay attention to your own foundation, which is as nuanced and perfect as Swallowing the Starry Sky. After all, the protagonist has to think about the future.

Zhutianwen has to have no female protagonist, support you

There is no need to become a disciple of Huang Laoxie, none of your Qinggong and internal skills are his.

The map change is a bit too random😄

If it doesn't have a heroine, it's best to put a label on it so that those of us who don't like it don't have a heroine, so we can avoid it directly.

Although, the writing is a bit fluid and it makes me uncomfortable to read it.

Also awesome. The last Huashan Mountain inexplicably traveled from the divine eagle to the sky. Very poisonous

It's boring. He's already such a genius. He's still learning Xiaoyao Yufeng from the Divine Eagle. He's wasting his top talent in vain. Bye.

This jump is too fast. From the Eagle to Journey to the West within 200 chapters, even if it is not the prehistoric version of Journey to the West, the combat power jumps too fast. I feel like there is nothing left to write later.

The author clearly paid attention to many details before, but in the Tianlong plot, the protagonist is written less and less like a time traveler. Or maybe adding a scene where the protagonist loses his memory would be fine. Could it be that someone else has written it?

The only martial arts wizard I can think of is Stephen Chow's kung fu, super resilience, nb plus

The writing is quite good, but this genre is not popular now Tai Zhengping

Damn, the Condor Shooting Chapter is a very Jin Yongwei fanfic. Nowadays, most fans talk to themselves and judge others by themselves, without any trace of adult fairy tales The gap in combat power in the Tianlong chapter is a bit too big, whether it is the gap between the Condor Dragon or the gap between everyone in the book. In fact, the three elders have no record of fighting with outsiders. If Jiumozhi thinks that he can't survive thirty moves, then Xiao Feng will most likely not be able to survive fifty moves.

Don't you know what Island Master Huang's apprentice is?

Do you know why talents die young?

Just average, I've read more than a dozen chapters!

I can understand that the author also wants to be like people like Jin Yong, with tight plots and fierce conflicts, but martial arts and martial arts, if you write a martial arts protagonist, what does it have to do with "xia"? It doesn't matter whether he is smart, clever or flexible, it shouldn't be that cunning at all! And after looking at the chapter table of contents, what is the use of having so many martial arts secrets? There's a hundred and eighty years difference between Tianlong and She Condor, and yet they force the entire Xiaoyao sect to send you secret books.

Think about whether any of Huang Yaoshi's apprentices are successful, and then think about how he treats his own apprentices. If such a good guy dares to learn skills from him, he is impatient.