What Court Eagle Dog? Tell Me About My Dragon Subduing Palm

A county magistrate gave away 10,000 taels of gold as a gift. Author, you may have a little idea of ​​currency. Based on current calculations, it is worth at least a small target.

Advantages: Very decisive in fighting Disadvantages: Some plots lack logic For example, Jin Yiwei Qianhu and Dongchang Stall have almost no martial arts, and they were directly killed by one of the guardians (?), And then another guardian was beaten to the ground by the protagonist with 30 years of strength. Even if the protagonist has a martial arts bonus of 30 years, it is calculated as 50 years. Don't you two violent organizations with a force orientation not even have a few 30 years of strength? For a long time in the beginning, the protagonist didn't learn Qinggong. He was really not afraid of being walked. He didn't go to Jin Yiwei to look for him, and then he didn't learn anything related to the case (the reason was that he didn't learn it because it didn't feel good). More than 30 chapters, a prince wanted to rebel, and then the son of the minister who had evidence but no force value ran away for a few days. Just when the protagonist found him, the prince's dragon guard arrived. . Then when the son of the minister was caught by the protagonist and escorted back to Beijing, the killer who wanted to catch him came over. If the timeliness of information is garbage to this extent, this prince is still thinking of rebelling. .

It is a hodgepodge of martial arts stories that borrows from many plots. The most intolerable thing is that the protagonist's nickname is "Dragon Subduing Hand". The protagonist is an official, but he dares to pass on such a nickname. There is also a character who is a secret agent of Baolong Villa named Gongmen Liang. Is there really no taboo among Gongmen in the feudal era?

It has been emphasized that the power of the imperial court is now declining, but as a result, the protagonist, as a member of the Imperial Guard, is so arrogant when he goes out on missions that he cannot see what is wrong with the court. Moreover, it is said that people with high martial arts skills in this world can conquer mountains and reclaim seas. However, the protagonist still shows no caution at all when going on missions. He starts fighting at the slightest disagreement, as if he is really a first-rate master. Not to mention why, in the world of martial arts, Jin Yiwei is the violent institution of the imperial court, so why are the force values ​​​​of one or two so low? There is a world of martial arts and high-level martial arts, a military attache system of a secret service agency, and high-level military attachés are commonplace. I don't know why these elements can be combined together. And the protagonist actually has to deal with so many cases because "the secret books collected during the case must be handed in", and he doesn't even have any swordsmanship to learn. Yes, the Jinyiwei belongs to the military attache system, and there is not even anyone who can read? I found the secret book and didn't know how to copy it myself and then hand it in? And they're all fucking Jin Yiwei, and the court doesn't even provide anyone with decent martial arts skills?

Finally I saw someone writing about Dragon Magic, I must support it

Why do modern novels say that Jin Yiwei has begun to take charge of solving crimes? It is Fuyin Yamen who solves cases and arrests people, and Dali Temple and the Ministry of Punishment who judge and convict cases! The Jinyiwei are mainly responsible for official corruption, rebellion, military aircraft reconnaissance, imperial guarding, etc. How come the Jinyiwei have to take action to even catch the flower-picking thief? Do they have to have the Jinyiwei mainly? Is it okay to write six doors in the martial arts world?

You are a Jinyiwei, and you are doing Dragon Subduing Hands. Not afraid of death?

A hodgepodge of martial arts, an ancient protagonist's name, coupled with Hun's generous temper, it's hard to bear to look at it. The ruin of martial arts lies in this style.

Even if warlords, princes, tens of thousands of religious leaders, and peerless masters looked down on the imperial court, why would such a group of small sects with the lowest level of martial arts dare to attack the imperial court? You need to kill Jin Yiwei at the beginning. Are you a desperado from the bottom of the world?

I originally wanted to read this book, but I immediately stopped reading it after seeing the bully in the comment section.

It's not good to watch. Recently, the author's brain has been invaded by female videos. Several chapters are about falling in love. Before, it could be read as a cool article.

I've read seven or eight chapters, and I think it's pretty good so far. It's a refreshing two-way trip, the pace is appropriate, and the sense of immersion is also good. The beginning is at least excellent. I'll continue reading after a break. Come on, author, and I'll review it later ,,,,

It should be an essay written by AI

It's another Jiang Zhiwen. It was said earlier that Qiao Feng could conquer the world with his Taizu Changquan due to his deep internal strength. So how important is internal strength? He practiced thousands of martial arts in a blink of an eye, and all his experience points were invested in these martial arts. Train yourself to become Murong Fu. As long as all these experience points are invested in cultivating internal strength. You have already conquered the world, even if you know the Dragon Subduing Palm, isn't it enough for you? If you can't grasp such a big plug-in, don't design this kind of thing, it looks so good.

This is called solving a crime, and the damn criminal is just waiting there for the protagonist to catch him. I'm speechless.

No wonder the results are not so good. The setting in your book is too bad. You write about the invincible flow and you have to go to great lengths to write it. You can write the invincible flow well even if you don't have to stress. If you are so aware of the pressure, it's hard for the book to be popular.

A court in a world of high martial arts has no merit system? The protagonist's first thought when he wants to obtain the skills is to go to the sect to steal them, rather than going internally to exchange them.

Practicing martial arts without practicing kungfu will lead to nothing! Without the essence of martial arts improvement, no matter how many martial arts skills you have, they are just a showpiece for performing on stage! Even if you don't have enough cultivation level, you can't practice many of them, or you may become obsessed with them. For example, Shi Huolong and his ilk

There are a lot of martial arts in a mess, what's the point of learning so many martial arts?

After reading twenty chapters, everyone is smart and the martial arts setting is a mess.

I haven't started watching it yet, but I came here because of the Dragon God Skill in the introduction 🤓

Every time I read a stand-in novel, I always think about the identity of the protagonist within a few chapters, especially the one where he has a bed partner or a girlfriend, and the protagonist is also worried about being exposed, which is a classic in this book, and deliberately alienates the other person. Every time I see these plots, I feel uncomfortable all over. I don't know why, but I feel that stand-in style has become a poisonous point for me personally 😥

You haven't even started reading a few chapters, but you already know how to suppress the fighting power.

I have read more than a dozen chapters, and another book called Ren Jinyiwei, which starts with plundering sword skills. The two books basically have the same outline, including the story line, face-slapping plot, and villain's surname. I don't know if it was written by one person or an assembly line 😒

It's okay. There are very few articles about Jin Yiwei and the book Pretending to be an official and Jin Yiwei is quite good.

What's wrong now? There are so many people who play with swords, from fairy tales to fantasy, to the protagonists of nine of the ten martial arts books who use swords. Even One Piece stopped writing about swords and started writing about swords. It's not bad, but it's too concentrated recently, and it's almost becoming the template for the protagonist.

I like to see those with boundaries. This gives me a very vague feeling. So be it.

You give swordsmanship to a person who uses fists and palms? Do most martial arts fans have this evil point? Everyone feels that their martial arts are too single, and then they combine fists, kicks, swordsmanship, and swordsmanship all into one? 😅

Some people say that the main character does not focus on one martial arts, but keeps on scattered martial arts, in order to prevent the protagonist from becoming invincible... Um, have you ever thought about a question, just rely on one martial arts to become invincible? Is it possible that the upper limit of the world written by the author is too low? This is a setting problem, not a reason to reasonably suppress the combat power.

I don't want to read the protagonist's name when I see it