The Legend of the Condor Heroes: Reborn as Yang Kang, I Defy Fate

It's better to start from the beginning, 💩There will always be little nuggets in the pile. Unlike tomatoes, it takes a long time to fish in the sea to find a golden rice grain.

In the retarded style, you don't need all five skills, just a random Western Poison to assassinate the protagonist. No matter how many ordinary troops you have, it will be useless. This is the deterrent power of the extraordinary world's upper limit of force. How can your emperor sleep in a military camp with tens of thousands of people every day and do nothing?

If I were Yang Kang, I would never go with Yang Tiexin. What can Yang Tiexin give him? Go back to farming or continue to be a performer? Yang Tiexin should not provoke Bao Xiruo later. His love is possession, otherwise why not let him go? In what way is he comparable to Wanyan Honglie?

How did a female devil who killed the whole family at the beginning, got into various chases at the end, and used her only apprentice as a stepping stone, become the meat and potatoes of the starting point of the Condor Condor fanfic? Almost every Vulture Condor fanfic wants to include Li Mochou, or maybe the heroine is Li Mochou. Is the taste so strong?

Yang Kang is invincible after the age of fifty. He starts to have children at the age of fourteen. Yang Guo, Yang Cuo, Yang Gai, and Yang Bing will win when they grow up.

I don't know if the author has read The Master of Fragrance, but I personally feel that it is one of the few outlets for martial arts novels in this era and in this online literary circle. If the poisonous points such as dog licking, cuckoldry, and knotted wings are removed, the book will not be as good as a master like Jin Yong, but it is no problem to call it Quan Yong or Jin Yongxin. The plot lines of the author's martial arts fandom, intentionally or unintentionally, overlap with his. They are all a court line, a martial arts practice line, and a harem line. This is true from the previous Huashan to the current Yang Kang. But in terms of plot emphasis, this book is significantly different from The Master of Stealing Beauty, and even from the previous book. It focuses too much on the court line, and uses history that is unfamiliar to readers of martial arts novels as the beginning of the plot. ——By doing this, doesn't the author feel that he is driving away the audience? When you read this kind of fan fiction, it's basically a familiar worldview and characters, and it looks light-hearted, but the author is writing a completely original plot, describing the Kingdom of Jin, a dynasty that not many people are familiar with. You are tired of writing, and the readers are tired of reading. Moreover, for martial arts fan authors who are not great masters, the Chaotang line is definitely not as good as the platinum master authors in the history category, and the martial arts practice line is definitely not as good as Jin Yong Gu Long. Only the harem plot of the popular original heroine is popular. As long as there are no poisonous points, the viewing attitude will be more tolerant. Why bother to drive away the audience of martial arts fans, and bother to explain to the remaining historical readers "where does this title come from?" Let's just say this.

I originally wanted to read this martial arts novel, but when I looked at the character column, I wanted to skip it. I saw that it was a brainless stallion novel.

I can't understand it, maybe it's because the golden frame is too deep in my mind! In the beginning, the son of the prince of the Jin Dynasty acts as a hostage, the queen of the Song Dynasty protects the proton of the Jin Dynasty, and then the officials of the Song Dynasty can reach deep into the harem to plot against a prince of the Jin Dynasty as a proton. I don't understand this logic? Who in the family understands?

I didn't read the book, just read the introduction. But the information revealed in the introduction surprised me a bit. First, Yang Kang or Wan Yankang had no choice. When he returned to the Song Dynasty, he would be an official in the court and the imperial examination talents who had the mouthpiece would scold him to death! You see, Guo Jing and Xiangyang died together in the end without leaving any waves in the court. Second, stay in Jin. This is the only way, but if you follow the novel and don't rob Huang Rong and continue the scene of causing trouble in the palace, there is no way to play in Jin, because the senior officials know that he is a Han and not a Jin! Third, self-reliance is not what I am talking about. Given the environment at that time, there was no cheat code, and Yang Kang's talent was not even able to reach the Five Ultimate Skills. In addition to his own martial arts, he also had sources of troops. How could you, a Jin man, go to the Song Dynasty to recruit troops? Even if you say you love Song Dynasty, people in Song Dynasty will not be wary of you! Not to mention Jin, the army at that time was not in the hands of the prince, otherwise why would he find another way to help Jin? The fight in Jin Chaotang was also cruel! Xia is in the west, Mongolia is in the north, Song is in the south, and Tubo is in the southwest. And Meng's cavalry has taken shape. So I think Yang Kang really has no choice!

After reading the introduction, I was very excited. In the future, if we open up the wisdom of the people, use the wisdom and intelligence of all living beings, and use science as a sword, we can split open the black box of martial arts, develop a complete knowledge system, infinitely dig into biology, and continuously iterate to open an accelerator for civilization. We can walk on two legs, and our cognitive boundaries continue to expand, and it will explode upwards.