Wuxia Crossover: Toppling the Yuan Dynasty, Starting with The Deer and the Cauldron

It's been a long time since I've seen a story like this that tells a good story, describes action scenes well, and doesn't include embarrassing funny jokes. In the past few years, I've read all cool stories. Of course, I also like to read cool stories, but it's hard to avoid fatigue after reading too much. Suddenly, I came across this book with some retro writing, and it's a new fan book of relatively good quality. It felt like I was back to the days when I would go to the bookstore after school. It's a bit high. I hope the author can update it well and don't want to be an eunuch 😁

The title of the book is not attractive, and the plot is not about recruiting girls and practicing random martial arts. The author has carefully conceived the plot and it feels like a martial arts fan in the past. Whether others like it or not has nothing to do with me. I personally feel that this kind of style has the feeling of a martial arts novel. Come on.

I have read more than 100 chapters so far, and I think that if this level continues, it will be one of the top three mixed martial arts fics I have read. The biggest feature of Zongwu Zongwu is that it is a large river and lake that is familiar to everyone and consists of the background settings of the characters in each novel. It is a living world, not NPCs, and classic plot nodes that are immobile waiting for the protagonist to trigger. Everyone in the arena has his or her own thoughts, and they interpret love, hate, and hatred according to the character set by the person, thus forming a rich plot story. The heroes and young heroes will go around doing heroic deeds or going on adventures, and the villains and conspirators will form various gangs to lay out conspiracies and conspiracies, which will lead to various conflicts and wonderful stories. It can be seen that the classic plot of the original book will be significantly changed, or even changed beyond recognition, which is a great test of the author's skill. In fact, most mixed martial arts writers do not have this ability. Every famous plot node, such as City Treasures, Apricot Forest Beggar Clan Conference, Dashengguan Heroes Conference, Zhenlong Chess Game, Si Guoya Battle, etc., The plot development is almost unchanged. The plot characters are just like NPCs. They only react to several variables such as the protagonist, as if they are frozen in time and space, only waiting for the protagonist to trigger. It is very blunt. This is due to the incompetence of ordinary authors. As for the first plot of the book, Liancheng Treasures, it is obvious that the author has done better thinking. There are Tianlongmen (Snow Mountain Flying Fox), Songshan Sect (Swordsman), the villain of the original book (Liancheng Jue), and the Dragon Sect (The Deer and the Cauldron). Villains, as well as decent characters such as Cheng Lingsu (Flying Fox Gaiden) and A Qing (Yue Nv Sword), and performed vivid interpretations that fit the characters in the plot. Everyone has their own ideological core, and the purpose of their actions generally conforms to the characters in the play. This is a wonderful fan fiction. The subsequent merger of the Qingcheng Sect and the Penglai Sect, the strengthening of the Murong Family, and the expansion of the Fuwei Escort Agency, including the description of the Changle Gang, are all reasonable enrichments of the original plot characters and gangs. Not only are there no OOC, but they enhance the excitement of the plot. In short, for now, this is the fairy grass in Zongwu. I hope this level can continue. The only bad thing at present is that the number of updated words is still too few. I have been reading it for a long time and it only has more than 500,000 words. It is not enough to read. I hope the author can work hard and give me a few monthly tickets to express my respect.

As long as all Jin Yong's novels are mentioned, the eunuch's martial arts are the best in the world, and they are inferior to the Tianlong and Condor Trilogy. Isn't this nonsense? Jin Yong's previous novels all dared to go against the country. Yang Guo killed the Khan, the prime minister, Wang Chongyang rebelled, Guo Jing broke into the camp to defend the city against the peak Mongolia for decades, the Four Jue entered the palace and went home, and the same goes for Tianlong.

The last chapter of Jin Yong's newly revised edition clearly states that Liancheng Jue is from the Qing Dynasty, and the first two pictures are illustrations from the novel. So please don't use the TV series as an argument. If the author has something wrong, you are welcome to blacklist him or slap him in the face with the original work.

After reading it, I feel like I can read it. If you come in, you can take a look. It's not a loss.

The old-school and Yuan-destroying elements are the elements I want to see, but looking at the comments about strengthening the Murong family is not my cup of tea, so I'll leave it at that.

The Liancheng Jue part is quite good, but the more you watch it, the more boring it gets.

This protagonist still feels like an old-school martial arts protagonist.

These five or six chapters have too little practical information and too much narrative. For example, the core content of the past four chapters is actually only leaving the city, asking for a meeting, returning and meeting, but there is too much irrelevant talk, and even the commanders of the battlefield between the two sides have not met yet. There is no proper storyline, and it is doubtful that it is just a scrap of length.