A Wanderer in the Jianghu at the End of the World

After reading more than 400 chapters, I would like to give you some personal suggestions as a reader. First of all, I feel that there is something wrong with the mixture of Jin Guhuang and Fengyun, because no matter what the author says, readers should still have a consensus, that is, the characters in Fengyun Huangyi and Jin Yong Gulong are really different. Power is not at the same level. Just like Xiongba is just a BOSS in the early stage of Fengyun. If you enter the Jingu system, you will be invincible. Huang Yi is not much different. Even if the author comes up with various ideas to explain it, it doesn't make sense. There is no need to forcefully talk about the twelve magical skills and the nine skills and the The juxtaposition of the God of War catalogs is totally illogical, and anyone who has seen it will find it ridiculous. In fact, I have a suggestion. The author can clearly divide the four major systems of Jianghu into Fengyun>Huangyi>Gulong>Jinyong, and then describe these four systems into four eras. Jianghu, Fengyun, let's call him Shenwu Ji, is divided into Tianwu Ji, Diwu Ji, Renwu Ji and so on (the name is not creative, please bear with me). It is said that after the Shenwu Ji war, the spiritual energy gradually became thinner, so later the era gradually became weaker, and the alien host regained its spiritual energy. Bujiazhuang is the family left over from the Shenwu Period, and Nujiao Island is the surviving force from the Tianwu Period. I personally think this can explain the reason why so many forces that are obviously not of the same level exist in the same arena at the same time. Otherwise, if you insist on saying that Dugu Nine Swords is comparable to the Holy Spirit Sword Technique or Sword 23, you are simply mocking the reader's IQ. The Holy Spirit Sword Technique is already considered a fantasy level, right? There is also the issue of the protagonist's character. After all, the protagonist is a member of the Bu family, and he will probably inherit the Peerless Sword in the future. You must know that the Peerless Sword is a real sword of darkness, and Bu Jingyun is also known as the God of Death. If the protagonist's character is too kind or easy to talk to, this will not make sense, and he is not worthy of inheriting the Peerless Sword. The above are some of my personal opinions. Regardless of whether they are useful or not, I hope the author can take a look at them. Thank you.

It's a pity. It would be great if this book was continued later. I really like it.

To be honest, the subject matter is okay, but the combat power is too outrageous and collapses too quickly. The ten-fold difference in a small realm is too outrageous.

I've read this book before, damn, I'll just say that the more I read it, the more awkward it becomes, and the more familiar it becomes. It turns out I've read it before, and I remember clearly even the last part. Damn it, why is it back on my bookshelf after so many years?

I am so happy to see it, eunuch. Mentality collapsed

Let me test, the first few chapters are poisonous, why do you have to torture the pig's feet, and then pretend to be cool and slap in the face? Now I see this kind of plot, I feel uncomfortable. (This is the first time I post such a negative comment, but I have endured it several times. This kind of plot is really poisonous.)

It's so poisonous that it poisoned me to death from the beginning.

It's really cool. The restored version of The Swordsman novel is sealed in the museum. Skynet is included in the book. Isn't there an online version on the Internet? If I have a physical book, can't I put the physical book online?

In the first few chapters, he became poisonous. He even arranged a room to stay in and specially arranged an enemy for him. . Oh My God

Suddenly the book is finished, just a stick of incense