Wudang: Song Qingshu

My mentality is broken. TM forced me to force Master Miejie to order so many chapters in vain.

I really thought Zhang Sanfeng was a vegetarian. All the cats and dogs went to Wudang Mountain to run wild. What did you write?

1. Title: Grand Master of Martial Arts, Founder of Wudang Sect, Head of Wudang Sect. 2. Force value: The original work and this book are all about force value, and the martial arts attainments are the highest. 3. Personality: bold, easy-going, slovenly, informal, and a highly respected martial arts senior. 4. Appearances: There will be very few appearances. They will serve as a foundation and deterrent to the Wu-Dang Clan and attend major celebrity scenes. 5. Others' attitude towards Zhang Sanfeng: the higher the strength, the higher the status, the more respectful and important they are to Zhang Sanfeng. For example, He Taichong claimed to be a junior scholar in front of Zhang Sanfeng and knelt down to salute. The three Shaolin monks wanted to join forces to attack Zhang Sanfeng. Later, when Zhang Sanfeng came to visit, they ordered all the masters in the temple to feel like they were facing a formidable enemy. The Seven Heroes of Wudang would be worried that Zhang Sanfeng was old and frail, and Yu Lianzhou had the best martial arts, so they would say that the higher their martial arts skills were, the farther away they were from Zhang Sanfeng's realm. As for the gangs and small sects that hang out in the arena, they are too far away from Zhang Sanfeng. So there will be disrespect for Zhang Sanfeng.

I have read dozens of chapters and I really like the author's attitude towards martial arts. I have also been reading martial arts since I was a child. "Martial" and "xia" were both indispensable during Jin Yong's period. Even Lord Wei, who lowered the moral standards of the protagonist, still had a lot of chivalry in his heart. If a person who has no chivalry, no sense of justice, and is blindly self-interested becomes the protagonist (this is what many so-called martial arts novels nowadays refer to), no matter how good he is in martial arts, he is just a bastard.

The book begins with Zhang Sanfeng's 100th birthday party, which is the main plot in the original book - Guangmingding. Nearly ten years ahead of schedule. So the various forces, the martial arts and status of the characters. All have been reduced. Here is a brief introduction to the appearance settings of the Wudang Seven in this book. According to the original work, the performance, dialogue content and positioning of each person before and after the 100th birthday banquet. General background: 1. The Wudang Sect's internal strength progressed slowly in the early stages, and progressed faster as the years went by. Those who are late come first 2. The Wudang Sect is polite to others and does not put on airs. Therefore, there will be many Wudang Seven Heroes who have a lower status than themselves and become equals. 3. Zhang Sanfeng did not step down as the leader, and suppressed the rise of his disciples to a certain extent, especially Song Yuanqiao's status. 1. Song Yuanqiao, nearly fifty years old, has been the acting leader for five years, ranks first among the Seven Heroes in Internal Skills, has lived in Wudang Mountain for a long time, and has little reputation in the world. The status of Jianghu is equivalent to that of the Five Elders of Kongtong, and only lower than the heads of the six major sects. 2. Yu Lianzhou, in his forties. Ranked first among the Seven Heroes in martial arts, he fought fiercely against the Sky Eagle Sect for ten years, his reputation spread far and wide, and he had a faint reputation to be the best in the world. The status is basically the same as Song Yuanqiao. 3. Yu Daiyan, forty years old, disabled, with profound internal strength. The statement is not obvious. The status depends entirely on the reputation of the Wudang Seven Heroes and the status of Zhang Sanfeng's disciple. 4. Zhang Songxi, nearly forty years old, has the most experience in the world and is profound in Taoism. Traveling around the world often hides one's identity, so one's reputation remains obscure. The status depends entirely on the reputation of the Wudang Seven Heroes and the status of Zhang Sanfeng's disciple. 5. Zhang Cuishan, thirty years old, has the worst martial arts, the highest talent, the greatest potential, is famous, and is a man of the hour. Status: It all depends on the reputation of the Wudang Seven Heroes and the identity of Zhang Sanfeng's disciple. 6. Yin Liting, twenty-eight, has the best personality and the best swordsmanship. He travels around the world and becomes famous. Status, the reputation of the Wudang Seven Heroes is mostly achieved by Yu Lianzhou, Yin Liting, and Mo Shenggu. 7. Mo Shenggu, twenty-six, has a straightforward personality, is both internal and external, will have the greatest achievements in the future, and will become famous. Status, the reputation of the Wudang Seven Heroes is mostly achieved by Yu Lianzhou, Yin Liting, and Mo Shenggu. 8. The Seven Heroes of Wudang's external status is second only to the top IP of the three great Shaolin monks. 9. Zhang Sanfeng's disciple status is second only to that of the heads of the six major sects. If Zhang Sanfeng steps down as head of the Wudang Sect, his disciple's status will rise by one or half a level accordingly. Everyone can discuss these settings as much as you want. Just don't use harsh words to hurt others.

I really can't stand it. What is the point of showing the strong to exterminate? It shows the vulgarity of the protagonist. It's really disgusting. It has no ethics and morals. It's really

The writing is quite good. I have to make up for some regrets. Is it true that you are strong when you learn something quickly? You can see your efforts bit by bit, you can help people close to you, and you are really strong when you can maintain your own power. Many people write about martial arts and interpersonal relationships too quickly. I can't read that kind of article. On the contrary, the author takes it one bite at a time. The slow pace is what suits my taste. Which ones can be mastered as soon as they learn martial arts, and then either they can master it as soon as they learn it, or they can skip this period of time every one month and directly upgrade their martial arts. What's the point? The story is chosen to be exciting, not for you to write about martial arts, but about the human world derived from martial arts. For a while, this Nine Yin Scripture, that Nine Yang Scripture, see this and cut that, the most boring, opportunistic, the martial arts you practice is solid and stable? It has been said that martial arts vary from person to person, each sect has its own top martial arts master, and each era has its own strong masters and martial arts masters. However, the power inherited does not disappear in one generation. This kind of intertwined martial arts requires a step-by-step process that is in line with the operating rules of the real world. Sometimes I want to laugh. Traveling through Huashan Mountain exposed the Five Sacred Mountains and the Demon Sect, but have I ever thought that you are a person who speaks softly, but if one or two people spread the word, the undercover agent can secretly kill the person who knows the rumors and the rumored people, or directly speed up the plan to attack Huashan Mountain. The kind of people who are proud of traveling through time, I don't want to laugh. I want to laugh, if a faction is weak, it does not depend on one or two people. It is difficult to save it from collapse. It can only be saved when the power is still there and the martial arts has not been lost. Otherwise, no matter how to save it, talents are the best resources. Only talents have the world. If these two points cannot be saved, the Huashan faction will have to play with it no matter what. The author wrote it at the right time, and it is in line with most people's common sense and the timeline of Jin Yong's universe. The pace is neither too fast nor too slow. I think it's just right. Does the power develop bit by bit? Whether it is the Beggar Gang or Wudang Rescue, it must be done step by step. The author does not need to care about the readers' opinions. If the results are really not good, just skip it. If it is about feelings or enthusiasm, follow your own pace. To be honest, I think this pace is still fast, but if it is slower and more comfortable, it may not be possible. Just write the world you want, and always support the author.

A person who lives in the world calls himself "boy" or "boy", but why can't he say "junior"? Before the Ming Dynasty, "boy" usually referred to a son or a junior, or it was a contemptuous term. Now the author doesn't know what's wrong. He must have watched too many pigtail dramas.

Drawing a tiger is not an anti-dog, and the readability of the mystical writing is very poor. Even Jin Yong knew how to arrange Zhang Wuji's adventure plug-in. The mortal Han Li also has a small bottle, and Doupo at least has a move of strange fire fusion. The protagonist in your novel actually relies on the world's sophistication to get around in martial arts. Is it good to read the officialdom novel to see the world's sophistication? You have to endure it for dozens of chapters. It's really boring.

Author, you really deserve your bad grades. The writing is good, but the main character you wrote is a clown rapist with evil intentions. It should be rushed.