Laying Low as a Great Benevolent Teacher in the Martial World

Combining the historical context of the late Yuan Dynasty with the organizational, strategic, and construction experiences of modern Chinese revolutions, this study distinguishes the shortcomings of ancient uprisings from the elements of success in modern revolutions.

I wrote a story about nuclear-powered battleships many years ago, titled "Dimensional Butterfly," which started with farming, bombarding Dadu, and establishing a republic.

The core message is too weak. With all this back and forth, Zhang Laodao doesn't need to go back to Wudang anymore. I don't know if you're trying to write a martial arts story or a peasant uprising. You're using this absurdly; what are readers going to think?

I feel like this person might be the kind who outwardly writes about opposing the Yuan dynasty but actually promotes it. His protagonist ruthlessly uses the kindness and brotherhood of enemies to kill, frequently comes to the Luo River Oath, and the enemies are even willing to be killed by him for the sake of their senior brother's health.

Trying to stir up trouble at the end of the Yuan Dynasty? You're something else!

I think it's quite good, I don't know why everyone is criticizing it. Wouldn't it be better to be more friendly to new authors? The main character is my type, and I hope the author continues writing. Good luck!

Honestly, with your protagonist's name changing so often and the updates so slow, I've almost forgotten what the protagonist's original name was.

What good did they do? Did they contribute to development? Did they improve people's lives?

Each person's meridian system can be viewed as a 3D chip. Internal force can be viewed as electricity. If internal energy martial arts are not developed in the direction of physical strength, but in the direction of computational power. Then, like the synaptic condensation machine, everyone can work hand in hand to connect all the internal forces of the same origin and run them in multiple 3D…

This isn't a cultivation world. The peach blossom forest hasn't been tended to for decades; it's overgrown with weeds and shrubs, and most of the array formations are ruined. Finding the island is the real problem, okay?