Conquering the World with Dragon-Elephant Prajna Kung Fu

In fact, I feel that Long Xiang Bo Ruo Gong is best to hold an iron rod weighing hundreds of kilograms, just like Sun Wukong. It has supreme power. If you hit it with one stick, you will be invincible. If you can block it, use another stick. If you can't block it, you will die.

Covered in the guise of Jin Yong's literary work, but it quotes a lot of Gulong's settings and styles. It's not gold, it's ancient, it's too much of a copycat. Although the styles of Jin Yong and Gu Long cannot be said to be inconsistent with each other, their styles are also very different. The background of Jin Yong's stories is often about loyalty and righteousness in the world, and he depicts a group of hypocrites and true villains; the background of Gu Long's stories is often about the true villains and hypocrites in the world, highlighting a very few true knights. Jin Yong's settings are often about positive internal force, strange moves, and the combination of righteousness and strangeness, making him invincible. Most of Gu Long's settings focus on one's state of mind. As long as you are sincere, you will be invincible. There is also the story framework composed of several major sects in the Jin Jianghu, with individual casual cultivators only as the background; Gulong Jianghu is often the protagonist of the individual cultivator, and the disciples of the major sects are only the background. The author mixed the writing in this way, neither writing style is deep nor thorough, and there is even a risk of logical conflict. This is what I call the copycat taste. It looks high-end, but it's really rough on the inside.

Let's wear a golden bell and an iron shirt. There's no reason why the protagonist shouldn't practice this skill. The Iron Clothed Clothes with Golden Bell Cover is easy to obtain (at least the martial arts are complete, only the secret medicine, medicinal bath is secret), but the training effect is not weak ps, I personally think that the Iron Clothed Clothes with Golden Bell Cover is unavailable not because it is weak, but because the investment is not proportional, it is difficult to practice, and the risk is high. 1. It consumes a lot of money. Training is about resisting beatings. In the later stage of training, you can find experts to fight or fight with good equipment. Find people to practice. If you are bribed, you will know that you are a cover for practicing martial arts (that is, the position where you are not practicing). Injuries require rest, treatment, and medicinal baths. It costs a lot 2 risks. You may be killed by others with magic weapons before you reach a high level of practice. There are also threats such as poison power and sonic power. 3. Horizontal training takes time. In addition to genius and horizontal training of magical skills, it will indeed take up internal and external training (martial arts moves).

It's okay to write, but don't make the setting that Dragon-Elephant Prajna Kung Fu is purely external.

I used to look at Cologne and it was amazing, but now I look at Cologne and it's pretentious

Jin Yong's most complicated novel "The Swordsman" is about an ancient prodigal son. I can only say that this book is exciting.

After all, what Ren Gu Long writes is a martial arts detective story, and you can read the dialogues when there are twists and turns. You use Gu Long's writing style to write a young and Dangerous Jin Yong Jianghu. The more you read, the more awkward it becomes. It looks like Gu Long. It smells strange when you read it. It looks romantic but is actually obscene. It's quite picky. It's a human-shaped seeder, a hodgepodge of nondescript things.

The big faction guarantees that Huashan is not involved in the Jinding Mountain explosives incident. It is officially certified that Perak Hall colluded to assassinate the emperor. The Huashan faction no longer needs to be involved. The reason for arranging the protagonist Xue Wuji to follow Nie Shishi to Perak Hall is untenable. It is too deliberate. The plot is a bit contrary to the character at this point, as if it is deliberately Forcing the protagonist and Nie Shishi to do a mission together, Chapter 12 is probably like a plot kill. The screenwriter forced Xue Wuji to accompany Nie Shishi. Personally, according to the situation at the time, Xue Wuji, the character, should have said no. Nie Xiangchuan arranged for Nie Tianwang to die of illness. Is it much worse than a sudden death? Nie Xiangchuan also went to great lengths to arrange for people to blow up Jinding Mountain and then blame Xue Wuji. This process has absolutely nothing to do with controlling the Thunderbolt Hall! It's hard to get involved in blaming Xue Wuji and controlling the Thunderbolt Hall! Then Nie Shishi happened to be alone and met Xue Wuji... Xue Wuji: Why should I go to Pili Hall to work hard? ! Personal opinion

Xuantie swordsmanship has simple moves and emphasizes the use of force to produce miracles, just like Xiang Yu's battles. He can defeat ten enemies with one force. The Dugu Nine Swords is said to have no moves, which means it has endless moves. It is the pinnacle of skills. It is the same as Han Xin's fighting, using your brain to deal with the enemy. These are two completely incompatible styles. However, Lao Jin placed the origin entirely on Dugu Qiubei. Although Dugu Qiubei is strong, is it necessary to create such two incompatible swordsmanship?

It is recommended that the author end Yue Buqun's plot as soon as possible. It's not that we can't accept Jin Yong in the style of Gu Long. It's not unacceptable if you write Yue Buqun in the style of Gu Long, but if you directly say that this is Mu Taoist, then why not write about Jin Yong? Just write about Gu Long. Moreover, the Mu Taoist has established the Ghost Villa, and the Qingcheng Mountain and Pili Hall in front of the protagonist have obviously been used as swords. So, is it Yue Buqun or the protagonist we are looking at?