I’m in a Wuxia World, and I Refuse to Coast

It's quite good to read, and it's one of the better martial arts novels I've read in recent years, except for Zhang Sanfeng's two books. There's no weird plot, and the protagonist is really practicing martial arts seriously and pursuing a career throughout the whole process. The book I read last time was by Murong Fu. The beginning was okay, but it started to collapse from the moment I met Zhao Min. The story unfolded until the male protagonist became Zhao Min's male pet who competed with a group of rich women to buy from the slave market. At that time, I could only delete the book with a confused look on my face. I don't know I didn't know what I read, let alone what the author wanted to write... The good thing about this book is that the protagonist is very serious about his career throughout the whole process, and the IQ of each character is also very online. Compared with the original book, the characters are not OOC, and the author is also very well-researched in various details. I'm not saying it's particularly good-looking, but it's just a normal mixed martial arts book. It's very normal, nothing too big or annoying. (It's been a long time since I've found a book that I can read normally. The books nowadays are too weird.) And the characters are all growth-oriented, and the relationship between the characters will have arcs of change, whether it is the protagonist, the national master, or other supporting characters. For example, Li Qingluo started to practice martial arts, and Yang Guo aspired to become a great hero. Looking at the current trend, there should be a relatively big change after the national master, maybe in terms of mentality. The national teacher is really miserable. [The peak competition], [Both people and ghosts are showing off, only the national master is being beaten], [When will the version upgrade strengthen the national master]

If you want to accept Wu Qingqing, just say so directly, without so many excuses. On the other hand, he said that the original work was too strong, so he used the female version. On the other hand, they said that a certain ability was too outrageous and exceeded the standard, so it was cut. Since you can cut it, why should you be afraid of the original version? Anyway, with comprehensive martial arts, the adjustment of combat power is understandable. And there are many versions of the Four Famous Detectives, such as the TVB Hong Kong drama version, with normal force. There are countless beauties in mixed martial arts, why do we have to use the effeminate version? So, the author, just say who you want to accept, without any excuses. The book is pretty good, but a little bit a bit off. . .

I gave up on Chapter 207 on October 24th. Today I saw some book friends leaving comments and likes for me, and then I remembered that I had followed this novel before. I have updated 60 chapters in more than three months, and it seems to be the eunuch. It's quite a pity when you think about it. The early writing of this book is pretty good, and the characterization of Jiumozhi is also the highlight of this book. But the combat power in the book collapses too quickly, which is one of the common problems in martial arts novels. In particular, the world of this book is a mixture of martial arts novels such as Jin Yong's Gu Long and the world of film and television, making it difficult to assess the combat prowess of many protagonists. Seeing the opportunity for the protagonist of this book to occupy the protagonist of other novels will itself dissuade readers who are interested in characters from other novels. The character portrayal is too flat. As of the part I read, the protagonist is described as an otaku with a collection addiction. Wearing modern colored glasses and a golden finger for practicing martial arts given by the author, he wanders around the world of the book to satisfy his lust for the beauties in the martial arts world. The other characters are all tool men who say dirty things and are shocked before being offline. It's not like I'm writing about cultivating immortals. There are lengthy levels for you to go through the cycle of pretending to be a grandson → pretending to be awesome → pretending to be grandson → pretending to be awesome again. Martial arts novels are about writing stories and plots. At least for me, I read martial arts novels to see the chivalrous spirit contained in the stories. Especially in the current environment where chivalry is lacking, I look forward to someone creating a world full of chivalry for people to escape from reality. If we can really describe such a world in a book, and the protagonist really has upright views as shown in the introduction of the book, why are we afraid that we won't make any money? Perhaps the requirements for authors are too high. This book may be all studio writing, casting a wide net and catching more fish. Or if you get good grades, you can write, and if you don't, you can be eunuchs. It's a pity that the readers of the previous chapters of this book had their expectations.

Bad Commander, Tianmen Emperor Shitian, Sword Demon Dugu Qiufeng, Xiaoyaozi, the founder of Xiaoyao Sect, Xiaoyaozi, Xiaosanxiao, Tong Family, Water Moon Cave, God of War Picture Book, Knight Island, Qin Shi Mingyue, etc.

A national master of Tibetan Buddhism has never killed anyone because of the original novel. How can anyone really think that he doesn't know how to do it? This leader either doesn't take action, or if he does, he will first roast Duan Yu and then unite with Liao to annex the Song Dynasty! Do you really regard him as a Bodhisattva?

The protagonist is simply Jiumozhi's golden finger! She shared all the martial arts skills with him, even though she could master them all by herself, she had to bring Jiumozhi with her! To be honest, Jiumozhi is the protagonist! The protagonist, a Han Chinese, is not afraid of Jiumozhi, because the magical skills he learned will be brought back to Tubo to spread them, and eventually harm the Central Plains?

The writing is getting worse and worse. The current protagonist is a person who lives for martial arts secrets. He wants to learn all the powerful martial arts, but you can't even master the basic Dugu sword skills and keep learning new martial arts. When you stand, you look like a loser gangster, relying on Dugu Qiufeng behind you to run rampant in the world, completely looking down on others, purely like a villain who needs to be beaten, and the author has too many private goods, and the most important thing is that he does not listen to the opinions of readers. Junyi's self-promotion article

Very good Jiumozhi is a martial arts fanatic who insists on fighting and messing with people. Not killing yet

Jiumozhi likes all kinds of martial arts, but he doesn't actually kill people. From this point of view, it's better than Shaolin's.

The writing gets worse and worse. After the Ming Dynasty, there is no main line. It seems to be a collecting habit. I collect martial arts but don't practice it. I don't know what it means. And then he was enjoying himself there as if he was killing people just for the sake of killing people. Obviously, he is very decisive in killing. In order to kill Yaoyue, he has to kill Lianxing first. After killing Lianxing, he says that he won't kill him anymore because he can't catch up with Yaoyue. It's like he has a serious illness. Should he kill for the sake of killing or water for the sake of water? I'm really speechless.

This wave of protagonists makes me want to quit 😅 If you don't want the protagonist to grow up so fast, why don't you let him learn Beiming Shen Gong from the beginning?

This person's evaluation was very fair, and the more he looked at it, the more something was wrong. Fortunately, the plot at the beginning is in line with this book friend's evaluation. It's obviously a comedy style, but it has to contain personal stuff. It's done in a nondescript manner. It cost six yuan, and I originally planned to book all of it, but luckily I didn't. It is estimated that it will be deleted. After all, it is necessary to meet the requirements. I hope the author can come up with better works, so I will abandon this one.

Deceive Duan Yu, deceive Wang Yuyan, and then write Li Xunhuan as a minion. They deceive and kidnap each other for the secret book. This is called Sanguanzheng.

I came back and read a few chapters and saw Lian Xing being killed. Inexplicably, I gave up and the more I wrote, the more rubbish I got.

I have read more than a hundred chapters, just waiting for the cool part of passing on the inner strength. You have laid the groundwork for more than a hundred chapters, just to teach the protagonist half of the inner strength? Wu Yazi taught his internal skills to Ding Chunqiu, why not pass his internal skills to Su Xinghe? After meeting the protagonist, will he pass half of it to Wang Yuyan? Then Dugu Qiubai was written as a slanderer, and he was shortchanged by Wu Yazi's parents? Are you writing about martial arts? How about you change the name to the neighborhood thing? I don't want to get entangled in other details, but I really don't want to read it.

My own internal strength ➕Thousand-year Ice Silkworm ➕More than 30 years of internal strength ➕Dugu Nine Swords and Dugu Qiubai all inherited ➕Xiaoyao Sect's secret skill ➕Magic Weapon It takes a lot of effort to defeat one of the two elders of Xuan Ming 😰😰😰😰

Don't press, even Murong Fu can't beat 127 pictures.

I still don't understand why the protagonist collects so many martial arts skills? You have so many martial arts skills, but you haven't mastered them yet, so you still have to look for something else. Forget it if you look for something as awesome as Taixuan Jing. You won't even let go of the mediocre ones 🤔🤔🤔 The latest chapter is for me. I was confused. Earlier I said that I would trade Yao Yue for the Mingyu Kung Fu, but then I got all the martial arts and magic weapons. In the end, I killed people and silenced them. The most important thing is that what the protagonist still lacks is not the martial arts secrets, but the internal strength is not enough. He can just accumulate it by himself. Why do he have to master each one when he encounters it?

It feels like it's not interesting anymore, because I don't know why he is looking for those martial arts later. He didn't practice, so he took it by force, and he didn't fully practice the ones he had.

Laughing to death, I posted almost the same comment and was permanently banned. My thoughts are similar to the first picture,

A protagonist who has no charisma at all. To be honest, I have read books for so many years. It is rare to find a protagonist who has no charisma, no strength, and no moral character.

Is the author controlling the review? Didn't anyone complain about such a mindless plot in the book?

Later, I was even more nauseous. Pig Knuckle himself is a genius, and he kept investing in the original male protagonist, licking the original male co-star, and collecting the original CP. The male partner and the female protagonist are given equal shares of the thousand-year-old medicinal materials that increase their power and are invulnerable to poisons. Pig's trotters are not needed. To get them to such a place, they often let the female protagonist and the male partner be together. Pig's trotters goes out alone to create opportunities for the male partner. Then Pig's trotters and the female protagonist have been ambiguous. In the finale, Pig's trotters are still eunuchs. It's simply unbelievable.

The author said that the heroine will be a little dragon girl and not a harem. What we mean is that the protagonist will not accept others, but it will not affect other female supporting characters to like him. After all, he is a son of the Jianghu. Later, when facing a young hero like the protagonist who has strong martial arts and is handsome, he will be more or less fond of and even admire him. It is reasonable to arrange some plots in which the female protagonist or female supporting characters in the original work fall in love with him.

Later, I was even more nauseous. Pig Knuckle himself is a genius, and he kept investing in the original male protagonist, licking the original male co-star, and collecting the original CP. The male partner and the female protagonist are given equal shares of the thousand-year-old medicinal materials that increase their power and are invulnerable to poisons. Pig's trotters are not needed. To get them to such a place, they often let the female protagonist and the male partner be together. Pig's trotters goes out alone to create opportunities for the male partner. Then Pig's trotters and the female protagonist have been ambiguous. In the finale, Pig's trotters are still eunuchs. It's simply unbelievable.

Such a protagonist wouldn't last more than three episodes. Who is Jiumozhi? For Jiumozhi, the protagonist is the ant!

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There is actually a mixed martial arts novel about killing Lianxing? The first time I saw... The white moonlight and safe haven of so many people.

The special feature of the novel is the Imperial Master... After writing Stallion, I wonder how long it will take for your novel to hit the streets.

It doesn't have the flavor of martial arts. The plot is essentially the stuff of the underworld.