A Free Roamer in the Martial World
武侠世界自由行
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- 1.5M Words
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- Myriad Worlds
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- 9y ago
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[Comment] Very well written! I just like protagonists who kill decisively!!!!
Why did you enter the world of martial arts? It means killing all the bad guys, eradicating violence and bringing peace to the good, and creating a bright and prosperous world! So the protagonist does an excellent job, and only we will object to the protagonist killing bad guys! It seems that the protagonist will not be able to see Linghu Chong, Fu Hongxue, Shi Zhongyu, and Lu Xiaofeng.
This was so satisfying to write! They should really kill those Manchu dogs; now even Yue Fei has become a textbook example for them!!
[Comment] I disagree with the pig's feet's idea.
Speaking of background, the protagonist himself comes from a prestigious family. Grand Tutor Yang's skills certainly don't suggest he's from a commoner background. Even if Grand Tutor Yang were a commoner, if the protagonist didn't become emperor in the main world, his family would undoubtedly become a powerful and influential clan.
I started reading martial arts novels in 2014, and this book is my favorite. To be precise, this is my favorite martial arts protagonist. He's generous, heroic, values loyalty above life, and is decisive in killing—he's absolutely captivating. I'll subscribe to the whole book to support him!
It's less a "freedom trip" and more a "killing trip." There's a passage in the first volume of *The Sword Stained with Royal Blood*: "Since entering the world, I've killed so many people, so many mouths, so many mouths, and not a single one has died unjustly."
It's well-written; I've read it twice. However, in Chapter 11 of The Legend of the Condor Heroes, if Bao Xiruo has a cold, it's likely due to wind-evil entering the body, requiring medication to dispel wind and release the exterior, rather than clearing heat. (I'm a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner, so you can just ignore me, haha.)
Seeing Guo (Guo Qian) kill Emperor Renzong of Song and then commit suicide with a sword, I was utterly disgusted. A scholar, could he really cut off his own head with a sword? And what's more, he seemed decisive and ruthless, but in reality, he killed thousands of corrupt officials along the way. Didn't the court system collapse? Wouldn't someone take advantage of the situation?
I didn't like it from the very first chapter. Is it something to be proud of or happy to be beaten by a woman?
People are driven by self-interest. How many officials are truly clean? Even in today's society, things are only slightly better than before. In ancient times, how many officials weren't corrupt? Given the protagonist's personality, he wouldn't survive in any world. Even with such a powerful backer in the main world, he'd still be doomed the moment he ventured out and became an enemy of the entire world.
The protagonist's actions in the early stages can be summed up in two words: Divine Metal.