The Divine Condor War God
神雕战神
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 11y ago
- English
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I'm telling you, author, can you please stop messing with the characters' personalities? Eight out of ten characters who were perfectly good in the original story have been turned into selfish and self-serving individuals in your work. Why was *The Return of the Condor Heroes* so popular? Wasn't it because of the characters' personalities and the plot?
He is a waste with no ambitions. He has been guarding these ten Kungfu for hundreds of years without passing on one or two Kungfu to others, and he still takes half of other people's wealth. His own woman does not give the Kung Fu but gives her a Jade Girl's Heart Sutra and sends it away. After that, she says that he can't practice it. This is the first time I heard that women of Xiaoyao sect Kungfu can't practice it.
Is the author deliberately trying to disgust readers? How could they so utterly denigrate Xiaolongnu?
This book is either vain or full of nonsense. You, a time traveler who's just an ant, start looking down on Wang Chongyang and Xiaolongnu, or everyone else is an insect and only the protagonist is a dragon. Is this kind of book interesting? What's the point of reading this kind of protagonist? Author, is your personality selfish, self-serving, and self-righteous, believing that everyone else is wrong and only you are right? This personality type is like that of most women today.
Good guy! Just the title of Xiao Long Bao dissuaded many people...
This book of little people, they memorize every secret technique and skill they see and then destroy it, what a terrible character!
Damn it, Chapter Nine, can you tell me a 16-year-old can grow a full beard in March? Are you out of your mind?
I didn't enjoy watching it, and the plot was a bit unpleasant to watch, so I dropped it.
What's the use of just learning martial arts without learning the underlying principles? Stealing Taoist, Buddhist, and Confucian martial arts without studying the corresponding philosophies will ultimately lead to limited achievements.
The author of the *Nine Yang Manual* was the Drunken Monk. In the early stages of *The Legend of the Condor Heroes*, after the first Mount Hua Sword Tournament, Wang Chongyang won the *Nine Yin Manual*. On his way home, he encountered the Drunken Monk, and the two wagered a drinking contest. The Drunken Monk ultimately won and borrowed the *Nine Yin Manual*.