Arhat Subdues Demons: Starting with Heaven Sword and Dragon Sabre

Have you ever practiced the Arhat Subdue Demon Kung Fu? Some things are not written randomly, very elegant

This is a good book. If there is less debate, fight if necessary. There is no point in talking nonsense with a cannon fodder.

To be proud, I must be Mrs. Ning 😜😜😜

The rest of this book is okay, but the first one about fucking Jinhua's mother-in-law is too strong. I think the author likes 50 Road movies more than usual.

This is the novel whose style is closest to Jin Yong's original work that I have read, but the results should be better. As a reader, I feel that in addition to the controversial protagonist, there is also a lack of traffic. For a brief introduction to the protagonist's setting, the author can try to give as little qualitative explanation of the protagonist's personality and thoughts as possible. I feel that the author wants to write a growth-oriented protagonist, so the description of his character and thoughts will change later, causing the reader's interpretation to be biased. In mainstream online articles, why does the protagonist have to set a flag in the early stage? It is because the essence of the subject matter is the game upgrade flow, so the personality can be static, just stick to the character and let the readers take the role. I talked a lot about it, but I just felt that good essays shouldn't have such poor grades. The martial arts themes on the rankings are really hard to watch. It's rare to encounter a writing style that matches yours. Maybe the expression is not specific enough. I suggest the author refer to Jin Yong's description of Yang Guo. Every node of Yang Guo's growth is driven by the plot, so everyone has a strong sense of his growth and changes. But throughout the entire story of The Condor, Yang Guo's character remains unchanged, but the difference in growth before and after is also quite large. To be implemented in the article, it is enough to have more psychological sketches of the characters in the specific plot and less subjective language expressions, especially the content expressed by the characters may change in the future.

It would be nice to be less preachy. Zhao Min in this book is the cutest and most expressive Zhao Min I have ever seen.

Is this book a dark genre? I'm a good martial arts fan, but you made everyone look like a cunning villain.

The author quarrels with the readers every day. I really want to throw him in the face, but I won't read it... But the reality is that the writing is really good. Among Jin Yong's 14 books, I love Zhao Min the most. Take a dozen monthly tickets and curse them (╬￣ Pan￣)

I want to watch Rainbow Cat and Blue Rabbit: Legend of the Seven Heroes and Rainbow Cat and Blue Rabbit Walking to the End of the World with Swords

It's several levels higher than other martial arts novels. I haven't read a novel that truly suits my personal psychology and situation in many years. I look forward to you writing your own martial arts novel.