The Blind Bounty Hunter: From the Start, I Have Max-Level Nine Suns Divine Art

Purely original Wanding novels about martial arts are quite rare. I read this book before and it was still a masterpiece. However, when I read it again today, it became a Wanding book. Can anyone tell me what the point of this book is? I flipped through a few chapters and it always felt like a running account.

The game is too ruthless, and rewards are given too frequently. If you reach full level Jiuyang and Dragon Subduer at the very beginning, the subsequent rewards will be meaningless.

Don't be too obvious about the power of the invincible article. As long as you deliberately suppress the power, many readers will skip reading. Skipping will become a habit and they will basically stop subscribing!

I really can't complain: the comparison of strength between the imperial court and the Jianghu must be properly distributed. The imperial court's strength must be greater than the sum of the entire Jianghu, because the imperial court has money, power, and can obtain the best martial arts. At worst, it should be on par with the Jianghu. If someone comes and makes the imperial court miserable, then there is no need for the imperial court to exist.

There is no emotional drama, no climax, the combat power setting collapses, and the ending is unfinished. At this level, if you can reach the top ten in the finishing list, your starting point is useless!

I'm surprised, isn't the internal force used in the Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms internal energy? The attack is always the Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms, and the power of the Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms is always just that small, regardless of whether the internal strength has improved or not. The Mingyu Kung Fu and the Yan Yang Magic Kung Fu have no effect in the Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms. Why are the Ten Dragon Subduing Palms a separate pool of internal energy?

New authors can really learn how to write this book. This book is a classic case of following the trend + outdated routines + rubbish writing, but the results are awesome.

Today's martial arts novels are self-defeating. Either they are novels written by Jin Yong, Gu Long, etc., Or they are said to be original, but the taste is still the same as that of Jin Yong and Gu Long, but it has changed a bit. Most of the heroine plots are the same as shit. Readers are forced to write many novels without heroines, but I really want to say, is it possible? As for eroticism, each one is written more than a monk, so it would be better to just go in and cut away the root of the troubles first. Either you write someone who is great and upright, or you write someone who is ambitious, or you write a ranger who respects the fate of others, or you write a stallion. Most of them are invincibles anyway, so I have to write about a libertine. I was also drunk. When I said he looked like Gu Long Jin Yong, I immediately vomited when I saw it. To be honest, if Jin Yong and Gu Long wrote novels now, they would starve to death. The values ​​are incompatible with the present. Some of the villains are written in a coquettish way, or they are written in a crazy way. They are all guys selling dog meat with sheep's heads. They are cunning, backstabbing, bullying men and women, and there are few plots where the villain is a villain.

There are so many magical skills and unique skills, but a pig has become a pig, and this is the result.

I don't know what the author was thinking, but he had to arrange a younger sister. How many people were dismissed from this start, and it's not easy to write later. If the cultivation speed is fast, it will easily lead to big bugs, which cannot withstand scrutiny. If the cultivation speed is slow, it will easily lead to the weakness of the protagonist, a character that can't be described even with superfluous words.