Overturning The Deer and the Cauldron

It's all about opposing the Qing Dynasty. Yuan Chonghuan was a traitor praised by the Manchu Association, so what good was his son?

Cha Yihuang was the ancestor of Cha Liangyong (Jin Yong). He seized the opportunity of betraying the compilation of the History of Ming to curry favor with Wu Liuqi and successfully became a bondservant of the Han Army Banner!

The original work was not respected; the martial arts of the Ancient Tomb Sect were complete, including the first part of the Nine Yin Manual, but the protagonist only received scraps.

The Deer and the Cauldron is not an easy story to write. It's an obscure genre with little plot-driven conflict. Wei Xiaobao's success was largely due to his smooth talk. The story revolves around the anti-Qing movement and also involves the imperial court, but ultimately it's a martial arts novel, which presents a considerable challenge.

Here's an illogical plot hole: I don't object to ordinary soldiers learning martial arts, but there's a saying, "The poor study literature, the rich study martial arts." Martial arts training requires a lot of nutrition; meat and eggs are essential, and medicinal herbs are also necessary.

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I've read the beginning, and the writing style is better than the previous book. I'm looking forward to the rest of the story. There are so few books on the subject of "The Deer and the Cauldron," so keep it up!

I've been waiting for so long, and my new book is finally out! Keep it up!

The writing is much smoother than the previous book, and the beginning of the story is also good. Keep it up!

Suppressing combat power is pointless... With unparalleled comprehension, the Nine Yin Manual, and the Qing Dynasty, how could he not be invincible?