After The Legend of the Condor Heroes, Before The Return of the Condor Heroes

As expected, I couldn't stay up late. At first glance, I thought the protagonist's name was a cockroach.

Personally, I think these Taoist masters may not be good at fighting, but they are all old monsters with profound internal skills. People play with numerical values.

As soon as I opened the first chapter and saw that the protagonist's name was "Yu Hong", I immediately ran away.

The writing is good and it is considered a good martial arts novel, but the protagonist really doesn't look like a modern person who has received nine years of compulsory education. When faced with a murderous villain, his heart is soft and his hands are sticky, and he even has a playful and playful attitude. There is absolutely no modern normal person's behavior of killing evil and killing evil. The most unpleasant and disgusting thing is that he has an affair with the red-trained fairy Li Mochou. To be honest, the two easiest gold-type characters for me are the vicious Ye Erniang and the red-faced fairy Li Mochou. Kill them immediately when you see them. There is no room for whitewashing.

Hongjun and Huang Yaoshi are sworn sworn friends. What should Guo Jing and Huang Rong call Hongjun?

I have always believed that the Mingjiao, the White Lotus Sect, the Tianli Sect, the Red Lantern Shine Bagua Sect, etc. Are not bad. They are a kind of self-union organization of the people at the bottom and a resistance organization against the feudal ruling class. As for whether these organizations are corrupt during the development process, it is a matter of organizational form and ability, not the program. In addition to the problem, all the authors blindly describe the behavior of these organizations as evil, and the leadership writes about evil, and they are completely looking at the problem from the position of the feudal ruling class.

It looks like it's coming from the heavens, but the protagonist seems to be thinking about changing dynasties or something. Why does he have such a heavy sense of responsibility? He shouldn't.

I felt good about it at the beginning, but suddenly it said that it wanted to change history. I'm not saying that there's something wrong with the protagonist's ambition. I'm worried about the author's writing style. To be honest, if you want to write about temples, then write about temples, and when you want to write about rivers and lakes, write about rivers and lakes. There are really not many people who can control both at the same time.

The advantages and disadvantages are obvious, the writing is fluent, and I have my own ideas about Jin Yong's martial arts. Disadvantages: There is no main plot and the protagonist has little development.

The author, in the Southern Song Dynasty, allying with Mongolia to destroy the Mongols was the most correct strategic decision. Facing the peak of the Mongolian Empire, doing all it could to strengthen itself was the best solution. There was no benefit at all in uniting the Mongols to fight against the Mongols or supporting the Jin to fight against the Mongols, and it was not realistic at all politically and geographically.