Starting as a Couch Potato in the Sword and Fairy World
从仙剑世界开始当咸鱼
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- 1.1M Words
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- Xianxia
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- Fantasy Cultivation
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- 26d ago
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The TV series "Chinese Paladin 1" and "Chinese Paladin 3" are completely different worlds! Aside from the name Qing'er, which matches, everything else is vague and misleading.
We reject anything that's drastically altered in the TV series and respect the original game settings. If what's drastically altered in the TV series is considered orthodox, then things like turning battle qi into a horse and a Battle Saint being shot to death by an ordinary person with an arrow become reasonable. Where is the justice in this?
Why did the protagonist let Shi Jieren of Nanzhao go? Couldn't he have just killed him instantly?
Regarding the male protagonist of this book
In this book, I designed the male protagonist to be lazy, greedy, and dislike fame. They prefer to preserve their strength and use cunning tactics. Despite possessing exceptional talent, he dislikes fame. I apologize for the poor writing in the early chapters regarding plot connections and character development. I will pay attention to that later, and I will make sure the later plot is well connected and set up.
About this book
To reiterate, the plot of this book begins with elements from the TV series "Chinese Paladin 1," plus some elements from the "Chinese Paladin" game, and the plot of the movie "A Chinese Ghost Story." The following sections will include storylines from the games Sword and Fairy 2 and Sword and Fairy 5 Prequel. It will also include other fantasy games and fantasy TV series. If you find this uncomfortable, please turn right and leave. Goodbye. Don't criticize!
Regarding the setting of cultivation realms
This book is a combination of Xianxia (fantasy/martial arts) elements. If I didn't set up cultivation levels and realms, would it be too vague to simply follow the TV series and games of the Legend of Sword and Fairy series? The reason for this setting is based on the background of this book, which includes elements of cultivation. If you don't like it, you can return it; I won't force you.
This is the first Xianjian novel in recent years. Keep it up, author, don't abandon it!
Greedy for money, then what's the point of being greedy for money...? Could it be that Zhao Dehan is afraid to spend a single penny?
Isn't there only supposed to be one descendant of Nuwa? The daughter grows up, and the mother dies of old age.
Theoretically, Xu Changqing's disciples belong to the "Shou" generation, while Dugu Yuyun and Situ Zhong belong to the "Ning" generation. Therefore, the protagonist should be Dugu and Situ's uncle-master. Actually, the generational hierarchy in Shushan is quite chaotic. Nangong Huang is Chang Ji's adopted son, making him a generation older than Situ Zhong, yet he calls him "elder brother."