Heavenly Sword and Dragon Slaying Saber: Starting with the Beggars’ Sect
倚天：从丐帮开始
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 547k Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Wuxia Fan Fiction
- Updated
- 2d ago
- Source
- Qidian
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256Chapters
194Votes
1.2kRecs
8.2kFans
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The protagonist, a time-traveler, doesn't know the plot is a poisonous point, and the Eighteen Palms of Subduing the Dragon still needs to be deduced! Practice what you have, and if you don't have it, go find the dragon-slaying knife! Don't the swords contain the Eighteen Dragon-Subduing Palms? Where do you need to deduce it?
I've already written almost 100 chapters about escorting a minion. What kind of main story should I write? It must have several thousand chapters.
The protagonist is not like a time traveler, but like a native
Do you know how to deal with the beggar's garbage? Those kidnappers
It's not very good. It's a time-travel setting. I don't know the result. I don't know the result. I can only practice some common martial arts, and learn some rubbish martial arts here and there. The plot is draggy and the writing is okay, but I really don't want to watch it. It's boring.
Is it simply relying on heaven, or the heavens, or the worlds, or the film and television heavens?
Wang Qiao? Nothing in the middle? I still need an ax in my hand 😁😁😁
I read the daily guide, and when I saw Chapter 4, there was one point that made me laugh.
The author wrote about a total of twenty or thirty cavalry Yuan troops. The protagonist met and killed one, seized the horse and killed one, immediately shot away three, dismounted and killed a hundred households, and killed six in total. As a result, the remaining cavalry ran away? Counting at least 20 people, then there are at least 14 Yuan soldiers? Disappeared into thin air? The protagonist caught up with a few Yuan soldiers who ran away and killed two more. Then there was an arrogant Yuan soldier who was killed by the protagonist? Where are they all? If you add a sentence in the middle of saying that after killing a hundred households, the morale of the remaining Yuan soldiers collapsed and they dispersed in a hurry, it would make sense. Maybe the author forgot to explain, or maybe some people think I'm being picky, but I think this kind of loophole really affects the perception.
If you learn one or two top kung fu skills, you will be able to fight against all the invincible masters in the world. Some protagonists want to learn everything in time travel and want everything. Why should they learn so much? It is better to just master one or two.
It stands to reason that internal strength should be very precious. It is impossible for someone to train it from the beginning.