Who Talks About Romance While Roaming the Martial World?

1. The Pearl Relic Building The one with the least suspense, Qiuguan has not changed a word, it is the treasure of the Suzhou Museum. It is worth mentioning that it was accidentally discovered by three children in the Ruiguang Pagoda in Suzhou 2. The wrong gold Boshan stove Only one word "Qiuguan" has been changed. The original is the wrong gold copper Boshan stove, the treasure of the Hebei Museum and the aromatherapy stove in the Western Han Dynasty 3. The Sword of the World and the Scabbard of the World The two are integrated into one. There are not many cultural relics in my country that combine the sword and the scabbard. Judging from the combination, the prototype should be the famous "Golden Scabbard and Jade Sword", which was the funerary object of Duke Ruihuan of Rui State in the Spring and Autumn Period. It is now stored in the Rui State Heritage Museum in Liangdai Village. Museum 4. Qingying Jade Clothes I divided this into two parts. Needless to say, the jade clothes, the first reaction must be the jade clothes with gold threads, which are the most famous and unearthed more often, so I won't go into details. But most of the jade clothes are bulky and difficult to modify with the word "clear shadow", which reminds me of another clothing cultural relic, the "plain yarn Zen clothes", the treasure of the Hunan Museum. The total weight is less than 50 grams. It is as thin as a cicada's wing and as light as a cloud. This should be the origin of the term "Qingying". It's made of silk. As for how to make it out of jade, it's all about the inner breath. Everything can be made round. 5. Naraku Red Silk It is the most common prototype. It is difficult to define a specific cultural relic, so just add a picture. What I am interested in is why time treasures are made of silk fabrics. The explanation I think of is the idiom "the sun and the moon are like shuttles", which means that the sun and the moon are as fast as the shuttle on the loom. The shuttle is not just for weaving silk. Therefore, Naraku Red Silk should be woven by the sun and the moon, and it is natural to master the ability to rewind and accelerate time. As for Naraku, it is originally the Sanskrit transliteration of "hell". Most of it takes the meaning of the endless hell that cannot be liberated in Buddhist scriptures. This should be Qiuguan's pretense, or it may hint at the knife behind it🔪 (I hope not ) 6. Donghuang Bell Many bronze bells have been unearthed, their functions are suppression and mobilization, there is nothing to say 7. The Jade Seal of the Kingdom It should be the Heshi Bi, whose whereabouts have long been unknown, the one with the greatest symbolic significance, but it is in the hands of Wu Damu, and Wu Damu should be the final boss Eight and nine bells have appeared. I don't know the one in Huanzhen Pavilion yet. I guess it should be one of the chess, calligraphy, painting, pen, ink, paper and inkstone. Otherwise, it would be a bit uncomfortable to not have a nine bell in such a cultural relic category with Chinese characteristics. Note: The above are all personal guesses, and the materials and pictures are all from the Internet

After reaching the 100th floor, I personally threatened the author to add more updates. Hee hee, you don't want to be awake every day and night.

😭Brother, you smell so good, look at me

[Spoiler Warning] A word of advice for readers who want to get into the trap or are still following the update: The author's knife is hidden in the ending Let me talk about the conclusion first: If you care about "when will the protagonist regain his memory" and "how will the relationship between memory and martial arts be explained", it is recommended to wait until the episode is over before deciding whether to watch it or not. The ending of the text is not fully written, so don't be hurt internally like me. 1. Is this book enjoyable? The first few hundred chapters are really fun · The protagonist Zhao Wumian, who lost his memory at the beginning, only has strong martial arts · The emotional line is simple: it should be confirmed, no misunderstandings and dragging the drama · The martial arts line is smooth: it should be upgraded and upgraded, not to limit the realm · The Jianghu is written with fireworks, and the female characters have flesh and blood I was tricked into it by these cool points. I had a lot of fun reading the first few hundred chapters, and I felt like I had finally met an author who doesn't torture readers. 2. But the problem lies in the ending - he left the biggest suspense "blank" What is the biggest hidden thread in this book? It's Zhao Wumian's memory. He starts the series with amnesia, and the first heroine Xiao Yuanmu (Jiuer) is the most important person before he loses his memory. "Recovering memory" and "finding Jiu'er" are suspense throughout. According to the internal logic of the book: without restoring memory, it is impossible to truly step into Wu Kui. Because Wu Kui is at the level of "Tao" and requires complete self-understanding - if you don't even know who you are, who do you want to be with? What's the clue? So readers are waiting: When will he remember? What was that moment like when you remember it? Then the ending will tell you: · He found Jiu'er ✅ · He arrived at Wukui realm ✅ · How did he remember it? ❌ Not written · What is the scene that reminds you of that moment? ❌ Not written · How to face the past after remembering it? ❌ Not written The author said this is called "blank space", leaving daily reunions as an extra. But "how to recover memory" is one of the biggest suspenses in the book, not "everyday life". Leaving it blank means giving the result but not the process, giving the ending but not the climax. 3. And the author has a history of "digging holes but not filling them" Some readers complained about similar issues in the comment area: "The author didn't say some things at the moment, and then went straight to it. It's like the Queen Mother and a certain young girl. The Queen Mother originally only had doubts, but then everyone directly told the Queen Mother who it was, and I was completely???? Don't you need to explain anything?" What does this mean? It shows that this author does have the writing habit of "not explaining when he should explain". He may think that "everyone just needs to understand it", but what readers want is the process. 4. So a piece of advice for readers who haven't gotten into the game yet or are catching up on updates If you just want to read a story about "the protagonist having fun all the way to Wu Kui", the first few hundred chapters of this book can satisfy you. Although the ending is not written thoroughly, the result is given (Wu Kui arrived and the person was found). But if you care about "how to recover memory" and "how to deal with the moment you remember it" - it is recommended to wait until the episode is finished before watching. If the extra is never released (or is released but not fully written), then this hole will always hang there. Don't be like me, chasing hundreds of chapters, only to be internally hurt by the sentence "blank" in the end. 5. Finally, to the author Readers spend time, money and feelings, not to be "blank" by you. The biggest suspense is not explained. This is not leaving a blank, but digging a hole without filling it. If you can add the part about recovering memory in the extra story, you can still be saved. If you just leave it like this - then I can only hope that you will not encounter serious readers like me in your next book. The above is a reference for readers who are still hesitating.

Although the description is relatively low, for example, when the Wu Kui-level Eunuch Lin fights with the protagonist, the damage caused is at best Hulk-level performance, but sometimes the numbers written are very exaggerated, such as the following paragraph: "Sure enough, a red shadow suddenly stepped over the palace wall, and then rushed towards the Fuhua Gate at an extremely fast speed, and had already passed through less than half of the capital in one breath."  This section describes Eunuch Lin mentioned above. The background of this book can be seen in the Ming Dynasty and the Song Dynasty. According to the Ming Dynasty, the size of the inner city of Beijing is about 6.65 Kilometers long from east to west and about 5.35 Kilometers wide from north to south. Here is a comparison Small numbers are calculated as 5 kilometers, which is 5,000 meters; "half the capital" is 2,000 meters; "one breath" is about 2 seconds. According to this calculation, Eunuch Lin's speed is about 1,000m/s. As we all know, in the air, the speed of sound is about 340m/s, which means that this person's speed is guaranteed to be 3 times the speed of sound, which is Mach 3. What is the concept? The maximum speed of the American F22 is Mach 2.25, And the maximum speed of our country's J-20 is about Mach 2.8. No, buddy, are you the Flash? You can break the sound barrier with your body in seconds, and you still play this with the protagonist? Just increase the speed and you can smash the protagonist into pieces with one punch, okay?        ： "，"        ，，？        ，，，，，，

After watching it for so long, I realized that my brother smells so good 😭

Be careful, you've been marked by the King of Hell

Brother, I have been reading books for so long before I realize that you are so fragrant 😭😋 I must support you

Brother, you smell so good😍

The early stage was very good, with waves rising again and again, which was very enjoyable. Ever since Xiao Yuanmu appeared, the plot has become boring. After recovering his memory, Old Zhao's feelings for Palace Master Xiao were completely separated from the development of multiple female protagonists in the harem mentioned above: before and after the memory loss, it was like a different person... The development with Po Meng was even more abrupt. Having a strong sense of self is a double-edged sword. Without self-confidence, you cannot control the interlocking plots in the early stage, but in the later stage, excessive self-confidence turns into a narcissistic maniac who dominates the lower body...