The Endless Path of Martial Arts

I want to know how many people who didn't read Infinite Horror and deduced the general story of Infinite Horror from Infinite Fans! !

It's a pity that this book was written as a fanfic, [Infinite Horror] is not good at all. It's far different from this one

The Black Infinite Horror, first read the Infinite Horror book from many years ago. Since the development of online writing, the overall level of writing has improved by no means. Now I look back and read the four famous online works of Fengshen. If you can read ten chapters, your poison resistance is full.

Those who come here to read books must be old readers. Do you have any recommendations for classics like this?

As a reader who has been favored by many readers to become a Buddhist, I successfully waited until the end of this book. Not only to complain, but also to prevent newcomers from being misled by the comment area, I write a comment to express my own feelings. Let's talk about the character image first. Among the many supporting characters with more roles, Saito Ichi is a standard gentleman in traditional Chinese culture. He is upright and not pedantic. Qin Suiyu is scheming, discerning and aware of current affairs, good at taking advantage of all conditions, and has a poor background. But the beauty who is unwilling to be mediocre, not to mention the protagonist, the warrior who pursues the truth, Chu Xuan follows the image of the original work, genius and cold... It can be said that the description of these people's images is very floating, with a sense of unreality, but it cannot be said that the characters are indifferent and pale. Infinite Horror and this book happen to form two extremes in this aspect. One is that the characters are too boring, and the depth of emotional entanglement is both a selling point and a shortcoming. It has the sweetness of a Mary Sue romance and the obsession of Japanese comics, but this twisted, persistent and firm emotion is what attracts people. It can be said that emotion is the driving force for everyone in the Zhongzhou team to become stronger. One is that the characters are too flamboyant. If the characters are well written, they will have a fairy-like air, but if the characters are not well written, they will appear extremely unreal. Obviously, the author's level is still a little bit behind. In this book, the driving force for the Zhongzhou team to move forward is the pursuit of truth. For example, the character setting in Infinite Horror is "demon", while the character setting in Infinite Path Warrior Path is "immortal". The sense of immersion is poor, because the protagonist is not an ordinary person from the beginning of his strength to his will. The author's description focuses on fighting exercises, strengthening exchanges, and even analyzing the principles of exercises. The lack of detailed descriptions of life makes me feel that the protagonist does not look like a human being at all. I don't know if it's just me, but this writing technique makes me feel that the author has just created a personal profile. By analogy, he only drew a simple sketch. In comparison, z at least carefully traced the facial features. (Unfinished)

I just read the first copy. The protagonist relies on saving people to kill himself step by step, until he is infected and turns into a zombie. In the end, it turned out that he came back to life because of the heroine's antibodies when he bit the biochemical heroine. It was really just a matter of forcibly turning on the protagonist's halo. The protagonist is both a virgin and seeking death. He can only live by the protagonist's halo. To be honest, it is extremely poisonous.

There was a lot of nonsense in the early stage. Because the protagonist is a soldier, there is nothing wrong with the Virgin. If you like to see the Virgin, you can watch it. Farewell.

I heard that this book was written after the author got into an argument with someone while watching Infinite Horror and was told that you were awesome.

The setting is still very contemporary. The author is not young after all, but the big world created by mixing the Uncle Ying series + The Mummy trilogy + other contemporary movies is very well written. The setting of Taoist magic is quite satisfactory but very interesting. The style of the Republic of China is very well grasped, making people enjoy watching it. In the later stage, Fengyun, including the Mysterious Weapons and Mysteries, went a bit off track. A group of warriors were attacking like mages, and there were a lot of settings and the protagonist was invincible. It was a bit dry, but the flaws are not concealed. In my opinion, it is the best written in the original version. The group portraits are also very well written. Each character stands up and is not stereotyped, which is difficult in online novels.

Highly recommended. Readers should note that the reviews are all written by interns, and they are definitely old bookworms. You can read three chapters before leaving. It is definitely a worthwhile trip.