In The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber: Call Me the Martial Arts Legend

If you know that the Wu Family Manor has the Nine Yang Manual, then you must have read *The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber* and know its cruelty. If you have a cheat ability, you should hide away and cultivate slowly before venturing out. Why are you still working in that manor?

What martial art is most compatible with the Nine Yang Divine Skill? What kind of martial arts technique should a fool choose if he travels into a Jin Yong martial arts world? ⊙∀⊙ Personally, I think that martial arts like the Dugu Nine Swords, which require high comprehension and talent, are impossible for someone as dense as me to master.

Let me share my thoughts. The author's writing style is quite good, especially in terms of vocabulary. Unlike some novels, which are written in a classical style but are forced to use modern words and clichéd tropes, this one is quite annoying. The scene transitions were handled very well. However, it felt like the pacing was too slow, and there weren't enough exciting moments.

The author has good writing skills, and the book is a comfortable read, but some details are contradictory. If you didn't want to follow the invincible protagonist trope, then don't rush to introduce Nine Yang Divine Skill, One Finger Divine Skill, and the Great Shift of the Universe, especially since this book is called "Martial Arts Myth.

After all, some people train their whole lives and never reach the Innate Realm. The protagonist, possessing unparalleled martial arts skills and being an Innate Realm master, was almost brought to his knees by a bunch of lousy fry from a third-rate sect's branch. I don't know what you guys are thinking, but I definitely won't practice martial arts.

I've already given my first subscription, so let me share my thoughts. First of all, the protagonist's intelligence is a bit lacking, from the beginning to the first chapter after it goes premium. The most obvious problem is that since the protagonist knows he lacks basic martial arts knowledge, why doesn't he later make up for it by asking Master Zhu Wu for these lessons?

Since it's called "Martial Arts Legend," I assumed the protagonist would cultivate some mysterious sword technique, or perhaps an indestructible golden body, along with a deadly fist technique, making him a legend in the martial arts world. That's quite a domineering statement from the author.

The author must have read the original novel, but didn't carefully analyze the differences between the three versions. The setting of *The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber* is the most chaotic; discrepancies in narration, monologues, and actual combat are normal.

Is this what you call a martial arts legend? It's not even as good as the Northern Darkness Divine Skill. Duan Yu, in just a few days, almost became as powerful as Murong Fu, and that's only with the incomplete Northern Darkness Divine Skill, only practicing two diagrams.

Where's the female lead? If she doesn't show up soon, everyone will have run away... Zhao Min, Zhou Zhiruo, Xiao Zhao, Yang Buhui, and Wu Qingying should be cast! 😍