Starting from Jinwu to Build Xianwu

Jin Yong's martial arts actually have the sentiments of a scholar-bureaucrat and are not suitable for letting oneself go

If Zhao Min is not killed, it will probably be another story about a small head controlling a big head!

I think you can refer to Zhetian. The more powerful the human system is, for example, if you are a martial artist in the later world and the food you can eat does not change and cannot maintain your own balance, there will be a situation where you will either cut yourself into a realm and never break through, or even fall and shut down, but most of the abilities maintain the balance of the body, or the world will be desolate. Wherever you go, the body will absorb the nutrients of the earth like a tree. Everything is sucked away by you to maintain your balance, and everything withers away without a trace of life. You are like a glutton, keep walking to maintain balance, keep eating, until the imbalance becomes something like that of immortality. The body has huge vitality, but it is similar to a leaky boat. The more it moves, the faster it leaks. Similarly, this time depends on the strength of the body. It can last for hundreds or thousands of years without moving.

For example, Tomb of the Gods, Hong Kong Comics, The Supreme Being, and the internal power system after ascension. These are all things that can move mountains and fill seas, reach for the stars and the moon, and even destroy the universe with a single thought!

Don't keep opening a trumpet account, it's time to break the news. It's boring to watch too much. It's time to break the news. I'm so proud that it's hard to write about it anymore.

Which realm in Dragon and Snake is Guo Jing equivalent to when discussing swords in Huashan?

Does your kid open a small account?

When are you going to reveal your identity? It's boring to open a small account all the time. You're always pretending.

Is Jin Yong a Manchu or a Han? Jin Yong (Cha Liangyong) is a Han nationality. The ethnic groups registered in major authoritative encyclopedias and official data are all Han. Family lineage Jin Yong belongs to the Cha family of Haining. His ancestor Cha Yu moved to Haining from Wuyuan, Jiangxi Province at the end of the Yuan Dynasty. He has a clear pedigree and is a scholarly family of the Han nationality in the south of the Yangtze River that has been passed down for hundreds of years. The genealogy originates from the Cha family of the Han nationality in the Central Plains. He is not a Manchu bannerman, let alone a Manchu. The rumors on the Internet that "Jin Yong is a Manchu, a descendant of Han Junqi, and a descendant of Baoyi" are all online rumors and have no support from genealogy or official history. Add two easily confused knowledge points Han Army Flag ≠ Manchu Most of the members of the Eight Banners of the Han Army in the Qing Dynasty were Han Chinese. Even if individual Han people entered the Han Army Banner in history, they were still considered Han in the modern ethnic classification; there is no record of Hainingcha clan members joining the flag. Don't tie the novel's viewpoint to the author's nationality Some people fabricate bloodline rumors because Jin Yong's later novels have a relatively objective perspective on the Qing Dynasty. Jin Yong himself made it clear in his preface: In the early novels, Han orthodoxy was very strong, but in the later period, the historical view became inclusive and advocated the unity of all Chinese ethnic groups. This was just a change in historical concepts and had nothing to do with blood. Simple summary: Original place is Haining, Zhejiang Province. He is a descendant of the Han nationality of the Haining Zha family. He is a Han Chinese, not a Manchu.

I haven't read it yet. Is the protagonist taking the inner strength route of martial arts or the strength route of national martial arts? Is it just Jin Yong for now? Will the follow-up be a world of high martial arts and a martial arts area? The high level of martial arts is the highest!

In fact, the writing style and other aspects of this book are quite good. It's just that my grades are poor, which is quite unexpected. Maybe this way of writing is a little out of date now, and I feel like it would be just a sideshow now. For example, various Xiao Li flying knives, otherwise the thief will survive. The author can give it a try next time. I've written and listened to this book too much, so it's not suitable for changing my painting style.