Xiaoao: Starting from Picking up Qu Feiyan

Are you here to write your thesis? A bunch of inner descriptions, Tian Boguang, you have written so many mental journeys

Don't have multiple heroines, just one non-smoker 🥺

In fact, the whole book of Swordsman reveals the meaning that there is no distinction between good and evil. The decent ones are not so upright, and the evil ones also have a few good people. For example: Brother Zuo Leng of the Songshan sect, he used any means to achieve his goals, Linghu Chong did not distinguish between good and bad, but he was able to call himself brother to a person like Tian Boguang, etc. In fact, Mr. Jin already pointed this out at the beginning of this book. For example: Yu Canghai of the Qingcheng sect plotted to seize the sword technique to ward off evil spirits. The Qingcheng sect is also an upright sect, but what he did was not at all like the deeds of a famous and upright sect?

The entry point is good, but the plot is too draggy and not refreshing. One of the biggest reasons for this situation: too many descriptions of psychological activities! Too many! There are so many that it affects reading, and in the end I just can't read anymore, so I can only say goodbye.

To be honest, the emotional scenes are a bit too many and awkward, but the rest are just okay, come on

The front is okay, but in the back, I beat Tian Boguang, Luo Li, and let him run away. I beat him a little, Luo Luo. It was obvious that the protagonist had a higher combat power, but after beating him back and forth, he ended up running into the water and strangling others to death.

Wasn't Qu Feiyan's grandfather killed by the Songshan sect? Qu Feiyan was good even if he didn't kill the protagonist. Would he follow the protagonist?

If your heart is as clear as ice, you will not be surprised when the sky falls. Everything is changing but still stable, and the spirit is refreshing and calm. Forget yourself and keep oneness, six roots of concentration. Be careful to nourish your energy and be selfless. Looking at each other up and down, their expressions depend on each other. Deliberate entrance, subdue thoughts. There is nothing inside or outside, just as clear as turbid ice. Not stained by dirt and untainted by vulgarity. The void is peaceful and empty. Nothing and nothing come together, difficulty and ease complement each other. Forgetfulness of portions and things is the same as nirvana. Heaven and earth have no boundaries, and all things are unified. The flying flowers and falling leaves are as open-minded as the valley. Thousands of worries make me calm down. Immediately with my brows raised, the spiritual platform is quiet and quiet. The heart is free of obstacles and the mind is free of attachment. Xie Explaining the mind and explaining the spirit, there is no soul. The spirit is pure and unified, the energy is harmonious and the soul is disappearing. The water is calm and the clouds are too late to care. Concentrate on not having unnecessary things, and you will be free in ancient and modern times!

It looks good, but it feels a bit awkward and I can't tell where it is.

The protagonist is Linghu Chong of the Songshan Sect? If he had no grudge against the Songshan sect, as a disciple of Songshan, he would be crazy enough to show off to Qu Yang when they met him for the first time. This would be a natural rebelliousness.

I can't come. I heard that the author is Xiao Nanliang and I came here.

At the same time, I was reading two novels written by Swordsman. The one about "Bao Songshan" cleanses Taibao and conquers the Five Mountains, and the other one kills 9 Taibao in one go.

Very well written! Finally, I came across a book that embodies "comprehension" or imagination in martial arts and practice. How many books treat comprehension as an attribute, and after stacking them up, they will say things like "Thinking becomes clearer", "It's like enlightenment", "The connection of moves becomes silky", "I understand, so this is the world of genius", etc. It is really the same and tastes like chewing meat. But the author is really thoughtful when writing about martial arts training. What a great article! While Su Ye hasn't opened a new book yet, write more!

Tathagata God's Palm The first form: The Buddha's light first appears - the energy is stored in the sandalwood, and the energy is released The second form: The golden-topped Buddha lamp - the four slits come out of the palm, and the Ren veins are reversed The third form: The Buddha moves the mountains and rivers - the mind joins the giant bones, and the strength is released The fourth form: Buddha asks Jialan - the energy is gathered in the palm, and the energy can move at will The fifth form: Buddha Dharma seal - the intention is to guard the Tianzhu, and the divine wandering pulse is combined. The eight meridians merge into one, and the river flows into the sea Sixth style: Welcome the Buddha from the west - the tongue-filled magpie bridge, the spirit and the energy merge. Guard the Dantian internally, whether it is alive or dead Seventh posture: Buddha's light shines everywhere - Zhiyang Shaotian, huge tower caters to it. Qi combines with the Dantian, Taiyuan folds the fingers The eighth posture: The Buddha Dharma is boundless - the mind contemplates the Baihui, and the Qi and pulse merge into one. The Quchi lies horizontally, and the spring springs to ride the wind The ninth posture: Ten Thousand Buddhas Chaozong - Qi enters Shaoyin and blood enters Shaoyang. Accumulated sand forms a mountain, hundreds of rivers form a river Tenth style: Tathagata Nirvana - one acupoint is opened, two acupoints are multiplied. Qi and blood help each other, and all rivers can flow through

It mainly talks about the protagonist's behavior, what kind of cheats, and how is the writing style?

It's so beautiful and I love watching it. I just happened to save a lot when I discovered it.

It still feels too watery and the progress is too slow.

After it is put on the shelves, is it ready? Return the water? I ran away after watching it, came here to read other people's comments, and asked everyone

It's a very well written martial arts novel. It shouldn't be ranked so low.

The first Xiaoao fan to beautify the Bai Songshan sect

The plot rhythm and appeal of this book are both excellent. What's rare is that it sticks to a pure martial arts style and doesn't rely on the harem to gain attention. The protagonist is not a mindless gimmick, he is resourceful and has a growth trajectory. His martial arts is practiced steadily according to the plot, which makes it very interesting to read.

The lives of Linghu Chong and Yue Buqun are like a sharp contrast between freedom and shackles, true temperament and false morality. This relationship between master and apprentice has gone from loving father and son to a complete break. It is not only a personal grudge, but also a tragic collision between ideal and reality, chivalry and power. In the original work, Yue Buqun did not hesitate to frame Linghu Chong in order to seize the "Evil Sword Manual" and openly expelled him from his master, completely tearing apart the twenty-year relationship between master and apprentice. From this moment on, the two officially broke up. In the final analysis, the conflict between master and disciple stems from completely different understandings of "freedom": Linghu Chong's freedom is to live his true self outside the rules of the world; Yue Buqun's "freedom" is to ascend to the top of power and dominate the destiny of others. In fact, Yue Buqun was not without sincerity, but when the survival crisis of the Huashan Sect, Zuo Lengchan's eagerness, and the fatal temptation of the "Evil Sword Manual" were intertwined, he succumbed to his desires, treated his disciples as pawns, and finally lived the life he hated most.        ""，""——， This is the true meaning of Swordsman. (Vote one to encourage Ning Ning)

Other Swordsman fans all take it as their duty to kill Taibao, but this one is very special.

Come on, author! Hope to update more every day! 😁

In 1517, a young Mongolian prince invaded the border. Zhu Houzhao personally deployed the troops in the name of "General Zhu Shou" and even led troops to kill. This battle is said to have "beheaded sixteen levels". Although it was ridiculed by later generations, it was indeed a rare battle in the mid-Ming Dynasty in which the emperor personally fought and caused the Mongolian army to retreat. He showed courage and tactical literacy. He seems to be having fun, but in fact he has never let go of his power. The eunuch Liu Jin had power over both the government and the public, and he would kill whenever he asked. He can skillfully use the art of emperors to maintain a balance between the civil service group and the eunuchs, and his skills are flexible. When he was in office, although the government was in chaos, the entire state machine was still operating effectively. His tragedy is that an individual who yearns for freedom and desires to make achievements is locked in the template of the "saint king". The civil servant group asked him to be a moral symbol that could rule from the top, but he resisted in an extreme way. His absurd behavior is largely a pathological rebellion against the rigid system. He wanted to be a general and break down the palace wall. This release of vitality became "absurd" within the framework of imperial power. In general, he is not a qualified emperor, but he is a living and complex person. He is absurd and treats the country as a toy to satisfy his personal heroic dream and desire for freedom; but he is also smart and courageous, has military ability, and is not stupid in major matters. He is more like a performance artist or adventurer who was born into an imperial family, but he just chose the wrong career. In the end, amid the huge torn between personal freedom and imperial responsibilities, he accidentally fell into the water and contracted an illness, ending his controversial life. He just fell into the water and contracted the disease, but the imperial doctors in the palace were helpless. Zhu Houzhao once explicitly requested to change the imperial physician, but his teacher Yang Tinghe declined on the grounds that "the holy body should be rested". While delaying, Yang Tinghe had cut off the wings loyal to the emperor one by one. "The Cambridge History of the Ming Dynasty in China" has an intriguing comment on this: "The rulers of the empire were like Harun Rashid who was eager to get rid of the shackles of the palace and was disappointing." Then Jiajing came. He gathered complete imperial power through the "Great Ceremony" dispute. Yang Tinghe once forced him to change his identity as his parents in the "Great Ceremony Discussion", which made the Taoist priest feel humiliated. In this way, the great minister who had made a great contribution to the establishment of the new king was dismissed from the prime minister because he opposed the "Great Ceremony", "reduced his position to the people, and sent him to his place of origin." In his entire life, Yang Tinghe made decisions to bring peace and stability to the country, but he also used the power exclusively for himself. A famous person has a miserable life. His son Yang Shen was exiled to Yunnan after being imprisoned by the imperial court for "the great ceremony". There was always an unsolvable knot in Jiajing's heart. He determined that "the late emperor died, and Yang Shen offered his advice" - it was the father and son who joined forces to send Zhu Houzhao to a dead end. How deep Jiajing's hatred was, how desperate Yang Shen's life in exile was. Whenever the imperial court held a general amnesty, Jiajing specially excluded him. He has been trapped in Yunnan for more than 30 years and has never been pardoned. He eventually died in the garrison at the age of seventy-two. However, on this long road of exile, Yang Shen had already looked down upon "right and wrong, success or failure." When he walked to the riverside, facing the roaring river water and the white-haired fishermen and woodcutter, he took up pen and wrote the eternal song that was later placed at the beginning of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms": Linjiang Immortal·The Rolling Yangtze River Passes East Yang Shen The Rolling Yangtze River Passes East, and the waves wash away the heroes. Success or failure turns heads in vain. The green mountains are still there, and the sunset is red several times. The white-haired fisherman and woodcutter on the river bank are used to watching the autumn moon and spring breeze. Happy reunion over a pot of wine. Many things in ancient and modern times are all made fun of. This seemingly broad-minded phrase was written at the beginning of exile, but it took me a lifetime to verify it. Behind it is Jiajing's deep-seated suspicion that "the late emperor died, and Yang Shen offered his plan"! It is also the blood and tears of two generations, father and son, who fell from the peak of power to the abyss.