Reborn in Heaven Sword: Mingzun Wuji

I can't stand the second chapter anymore. The Virgin is reborn and turns into a white-eyed wolf. What did you want to understand in your life before you were reborn? The cold poison can be cured, but it doesn't. Master uses his hundred-year-old internal energy to help you cure it. It doesn't matter if his internal energy is damaged and his body dies at 100 years old. The most important thing is that you can temper your body's meridians. Jet Li's version of the black version of Zhang Wuji is still filial to Zhang Sanfeng. You are not the rebirth of an old Zhang Wuji. You are obviously a modern street gangster who has traveled through time. You have no culture, and you know the saying "If you don't serve yourself, you will be destroyed by heaven and earth."

To be honest, the author's portrayal of Zhang Wuji's rebirth in his later years was quite a failure. He might as well have just written about an earth traveler who became Zhang Wuji. If Zhang Wuji really wanted to take revenge on the Shaolin Temple, with his martial arts, those people in the Shaolin Temple would have died countless times. Even if Zhang Wuji regretted it later in his previous life, it is not impossible to destroy all the Shaolin Temple with his century-old skills. Why, after being reborn, did he take his parents' death very lightly, and the hatred he had laid down in his previous life was still full of joy and anger. I think that Zhang Wuji was originally a kind person. Even if he was reborn, it was more about making up for his regrets. He should accept the girls who should be accepted, and Zhu Yuanzhang, who plotted against himself, can deal with it now. If you want revenge, you can do it in your previous life and in your later years. Why is it like this now? Moreover, in order to practice martial arts on his own, let alone let his elders worry about it for 2 years, and even plan to go to Shaolin to lose face. I really don't think this is what Zhang Wuji can do.

After reading the latest chapter, I am still very optimistic about the author's re-creation of the indigenous Zhang Wuji. He no longer has the original cowardice and pedantry, but he still has the chivalrous spirit of saving people and promoting good. I especially like the portrayal of the male protagonist as a "hero who just goes with the flow", and it is also in line with the Taoist spirit of letting nature take its course. Although my own power is limited and I cannot manage everything in the world, since I have encountered it and I have the ability to manage it, I cannot let it go. In the latest chapter, although the male protagonist's act of kindness in sharing his dry food with the victims was very small, he also fully achieved "Don't neglect a good deed because it is too small." And he is not like the protagonists in other "nanny stories" who insist on accomplishing something honorably and causing trouble for themselves. I quite like his character of doing good deeds without causing trouble to himself or delaying his own business.

I couldn't stand it after reading about ten chapters. The theme is good, but... I suggest the author open a special chapter to clarify the settings of the characters and major events in the original timeline, instead of filling the readers with a lot of second-guessing ideas while writing, such as Hundreds of Damages, Zhao Min is worried about the country and the people, and a series of second-place settings such as Zhou Zhiruo and Huang Shinu. It's really uncomfortable to read, so they are mixed into the novel and forced to fill it up 😅

The author has a double standard in writing the book. Evil people who benefit themselves can find dozens of reasons to justify their evil deeds. Those who did not pay enough attention in their "previous lives" will magnify even the smallest evil.

Zhao Min

There are a lot of people who criticize the author. They are really NT. The reason why the author writes such ignorant articles is because there are a group of NT readers who like to read children's literature. If you want to scold, just scold those NT readers.

I thought it was a time traveler, but it turned out to be Zhang Wuji himself reborn. Then these were his biological parents, dying before his eyes again, and he actually laughed and finally came back to life.

I just want to ask if there is any extinction? If it's available, I'll book it all. If it's not available, I won't watch it.

The whole article is full of regrets about why I didn't become an emperor in my previous life? Is it interesting? I keep mentioning what happened in my previous life.