The Merry Heroes of the Gu Long World

The Happy Hero also likes to drink, I know, it's Gragas the Barrel

Good news: it's a good book Bad news: it's too early🥲

After The Melon-eating Swordsman, another good-looking Gu Long fanfic 🙂

The protagonist of the Melon Eater Swordsman really keeps pretending to be a pig, but this one really makes the protagonist eat tigers a few times 😢

The writing of these chapters is not good, I wrote them in a hurry

Isn't the modern wine not enough for you? Why don't you get drunk in martial arts novels, and you only like wine?

The positioning of the protagonist is very embarrassing Basically the positioning of force is similar to that of Chu Liuxiang. It is hidden a little, but not much. It can be seen when fighting Shi Guanyin. It is still necessary to use poison and the mechanism in the original work to restrain Shi Guanyin, but when using the mirror, it feels that the freshness and refreshment will be a little less interesting. Then the plot basically follows the flow of the original work. The specific scenes are slightly modified according to the performance of the protagonist, and then it returns to the original plot. At most, it will skip a level. In this case, the protagonist feels very redundant, indispensable in terms of promoting the plot, and compared with the original protagonist Chu Liuxiang, it cannot form a more powerful or unique character charm. In terms of character setting, the protagonist has to be suppressed again. There is already a rift with Wu Zheng Villa. This may be to pave the way for the break between the two sides in the Bat Master plot later, but it is a bit frustrating to set it up too early. It is even more frustrating to emphasize the protagonist Wu Zheng's character to fit the characteristics of the skill. The most important premise is that the pace is relatively slow, which makes it easy to feel a bit bland when watching it.

I haven't watched Gu Long, so I'd like to ask if it follows the plot of the original novel. 80% Of it is character dialogue. Without understanding the original plot, the main plot progressed inexplicably.

The way you write it. . . It is equivalent to the next world not even having free chapters. Basically it's like a book without a free chapter.

The author said that Jin Yong was a hit in the street before. If Jin Yong was written in this style, it should be more popular than it is now. Before I watched Chigua, I thought it would be nice to have a Jin Yong with the same style. If original martial arts did not have an accumulated fan base, it would be difficult to become popular now. In the past few years, traditional martial arts has only been the best in the world. I personally feel that it is the first among the discontinued martial arts. I have read all the most popular books before Qidian. I personally feel that it is basically due to the fan base, and the level of martial arts nowadays is indeed not very good. There is no choice among the short ones. So should you consider Jin Yong for your next novel, and then go for the original one🤔