Heavenly Sword and Dragon Sabre: I Walk Shoulder to Shoulder with Zhang Sanfeng
倚天：我和张三丰并肩而行
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 432k Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Wuxia Fan Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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You've learned a little military boxing, but you don't even have internal strength, yet you dare to go to Xiangyang to help Guo Jing? How many lives do you have? And you're looked down upon by Xiao Wu, yet you still try to curry favor with him, giving up on relying on Zhang Sanfeng. It's truly speechless, how shameless!
There were ninety-two uprisings, large and small, during the Yuan Dynasty, and figures like Guo Polu, Guo Xiang, and Yang Guo still survived. If you were to create a story based on the heroes of the Ming Dynasty, featuring some (jianghu, the martial arts world) outlaws who initially gathered in the mountains and forests to fight against the Yuan Dynasty…
You even walked alongside Zhang Sanfeng, but while Zhang Sanfeng left behind the Wudang Sect, you left behind only loneliness.
If I were to write it, you should focus on the heroes of the Ming Dynasty during the late Yuan Dynasty. Just copy the characters from the original story; don't limit yourself to *The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber*, trust me. Arrange the characters' introductions carefully, making sure they are interconnected and coherent. Even if you just copy a traditional storytelling performance, people will still read it. Writing a standalone novel is a recipe for self-destruction for fan fiction...
If everyone's writing time-travel novels, then let's overthrow the Song Dynasty and the Mongols!
At this time, Guo Xiang was only around 20 years old. According to the original novel of The Return of the Condor Heroes, the Five Greats should not have all died yet. Möngke Khan had been dead for a few years, and Wublaze was still vying for power. It would have been about 10 years before the fall of Xiangyang. The Mongols had not yet launched a major offensive.
Isn't this the era of the Three Saints of Kunlun and Guo Xiang? 🙂
After reading part of it, the protagonist is like an old woman, too fussy. Someone like that can't survive in the martial arts world; if she weren't a protagonist, she would have died eight hundred times over!
Why don't you become sworn brothers with Zhang Sanfeng and just start your own sect on Wudang Mountain? Stop with all this nonsense.
The logic is flawed. I don't understand where the protagonist got the courage to keep his life. Everyone says there's a great crisis between life and death, and he was almost dead at the beginning, but luckily survived. Why doesn't he cherish his life later? It doesn't make sense.