Free Travel in the World of Martial Arts

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. I really hope that the protagonist can go in and kill them! There is also the world of Book of Swords and Enqiu Lu. Yang Yi's three sons have gone, and there is no problem in defeating Qianlong. I have pushed all the way, but I don't know how to deal with the Red Flower Club, Chen Jialuo, Feng Nantian, Zhuo Muhe, and Huo Qingtong's tribes! Although I know I will definitely kill them with A, but I don't know how to defeat them, which makes me feel a little itchy.

The writing is really cool, I should kill Mangou, now Yue Fei has asked Manchu to prepare the teaching materials! !

When it comes to family background, Pigfoot himself comes from a well-established family. Grandmaster Yang's abilities don't look like he was born as a commoner. Even if Taishi Yang was born as a commoner, if Pig's Foot were not emperor in the main world, according to normal evolution, the Pig's Foot family would definitely become a wealthy family. Besides, aristocratic families have advantages and disadvantages, and we cannot blindly emphasize their disadvantages. During the Han and Tang Dynasties, there were aristocratic families in China, which were actually very powerful. When the Song and Ming Dynasties eliminated the noble families, they died twice at the hands of foreigners. It can be seen that there are no obvious benefits to the elimination of aristocratic families in Song and Ming Dynasties, but there are great harms.

I started reading Wuxia-themed novels in 2014. This book is my favorite. To be precise, this is my favorite martial arts protagonist. He is generous and heroic, values ​​righteousness over life and is decisive in killing. It is so heart-wrenching. Please subscribe and support it.

Instead of calling it the practice of freedom, it is better to call it the practice of killing. There is a paragraph in the first volume of the Blue Blood Sword, "When I came into the world, I killed as many people as I could, killed as many people as I wanted, killed as many people as I wanted, and not one of them died unjustly." I thought it was pretty cool at the time, but if I think about it carefully, after killing 20,000 people in two years, which translates to an average of more than 200 murders every day, I'm afraid he has fallen into the devil's path. In addition, there is no one who was killed unjustly. Where did the protagonist get the investigation time and where did he get the evidence? Freedom is not indulgence, and knights are not demons.

The writing is very good, I have read it for the second time, but in Chapter 11 of The Condor Shooting, if Bao Xiruo has wind-cold, it may be wind evil entering the body, so he should use medicine to remove wind and relieve the surface, rather than medicine to clear away heat. I am a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner, you can treat me as free haha

I didn't like it in the first chapter. Is it very honorable to be beaten by a woman? Very happy?

People care about interests, and there are a few officials who are clean. Even now, society is better than before. In ancient times, there were a few officials who were not corrupt. Depending on the character of the protagonist, he can't survive in any world. With such a strong backend in the main world, as soon as the protagonist goes out and becomes the enemy of the whole world, he still has to finish the game.

I saw Guo kill Song Renzong, then committed suicide with a knife, and gave up. Do you dare to believe that a scholar can chop off his own head with a knife? Also, it looked like a decisive killing, but in reality, thousands of corrupt officials were killed along the way. Will the imperial system collapse? Won't someone take the opportunity to cause trouble? In two years, 10,000 to 20,000 people were killed, an average of dozens of people were killed a day. How did you determine that no innocent people were killed? Pseudo justice, I really can't bear to see the killing of Song Renzong. If the emperor is incompetent, he should be killed. Then Hong Qi Gong is also the leader of the Beggar Gang. It is written in the book that the Beggar Gang has done so much evil. Hong Qi is also incompetent, why not kill him?

The actions of the protagonist in the early stage seem to have only two words to evaluate: Shenjin

This kind of main world is too inappropriate for the protagonist's identity in a high-martial world. It makes no sense to start traveling through a low-martial world.

I haven't seen much, and the main plot is not clear. I have seen two worlds, and they are very casual, with the flavor of being not my kind, and decisive in killing, but why are you meddling in Yang Kang's business? You have written that he wants to be a son no matter what, but you still don't kill him. Is it because you are afraid that Yang Guo will not be born? He kills foreigners quickly, shouldn't we hate Yang Kang more? If we don't want to affect the plot, we can not mention him.

I've finished reading it. In fact, the writing is okay and the logic is okay. It's a good read, but the ending is a bit hasty

This book should be considered one of the most enjoyable martial arts fandoms to start with. I just don't know if the author is still alive. Is this book harmonized because Jin Yong sued Jiangnan? Can I boldly rewrite or continue writing now?

Come in and spit. ha~tui~

The author is good, why doesn't he publish a new book?

The Barbarian in the Martial Arts World, the protagonist has a good outlook on life, and the plot is exciting. It is much better than this book. It is considered a masterpiece.

The protagonist's character design is flawed, and I couldn't read it after more than a dozen chapters.

What is the plot of Xiao Li's Flying Knife about? If the writing style is not good enough and you can't express Xiao Li's bloody charm, then don't touch it, it will make you a mess.

There are always people who clean up the traitors, imagining Yang Kang as a normal person with rich emotions who never abandons his adoptive father, and describing him as a normal choice to serve the Jin Kingdom. Always say what you would do in your place to refute. In fact, if Yang Kang becomes a traitor, the first person he should blame is Wanyan Honglie. If Wanyan Honglie had not been an aggressor and had not used cruel and vicious methods to kidnap Bao Xiruo out of lust, Yang Kang would not have grown up as a young prince of the Jin Kingdom, and would not have had to face the multiple-choice question of becoming a traitor or a Han because the truth was revealed. The second person Yang Kang wanted to blame was Wanyan Honglie. If Wanyan Honglie had not raised him as a young prince of the Jin Kingdom and taught him to be selfish and self-interested, then he would not have broken with his biological parents because he wanted to continue to enjoy the glory and wealth as a young prince of the Jin Kingdom. In the end, his biological parents died, and he became a traitor and was eventually liquidated. The third person to blame is still Wanyan Honglie. If Wanyan Honglie was not from the Jin Kingdom and did not want to invade the Song Dynasty or harm others, then Yang Kang would not have to do bad things, deal with his own compatriots, or become a traitor. So without Wanyan Honglie, Yang Kang might not have enjoyed the glory and wealth, but he might have been able to spend his life as a Song Dynasty man, and he might have continued the loyalty of the Yang family and become a hero. However, Wanyan Honglie's existence ruined everything. In addition to Wanyan Honglie being responsible for Yang Kang becoming a traitor, there is another person who needs to bear secondary responsibility, and that is Qiu Chuji. The so-called lax teaching and lazy teacher, from the anti-gold martyr who appeared at the beginning to the guest of the royal palace later, Qiu Chuji did not teach Yang Kang a little loyalty, filial piety and justice. Yang Kang's growth into a traitor has a lot to do with Qiu Chuji's inaction or reaction. As for Yang Kang's biological parents, they are victims. It is not Yang Tiexin's fault that Yang Tiexin failed to educate Yang Kang. We cannot blame him for not being strong in martial arts and failing to protect his wife and son. We can only blame the bad guys for being too bad. Bao Xiruo was an ancient woman. Ignorance and cowardice were the tragedy of women in that era. She could only blame herself for her failure to teach Yang Kang well. Therefore, for Yang Kang to be called a traitor, he can only blame Wanyan Honglie and himself, but he cannot blame Yang Kang's biological parents for not appearing in front of them to reveal the truth, which turned Yang Kang from a young prince of the Jin Kingdom into a traitor. Yang Kang, who knew the truth, could have chosen not to serve the Jin Kingdom and not be an enemy of his compatriots, but he chose the Jin Kingdom for glory and wealth, so he was a traitor. No matter who raised him, when he chooses to be an enemy of the country and his compatriots, whether he is passive or active, he is a traitor. Even if he failed to accomplish anything, he should be responsible for the choice he made. We are Han people, and we only speak from the perspective of Han people. We never assume that it would matter if we became people of other countries. We only recognize that we are Han people, because that is the fact.

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[Fn=2_2]A hero does things openly and openly, but does not do anything sinister or evil. Well said! Like it!

The author's new book is much worse than this one

Invincible writing, but not brilliant

Alas, what age is it? IP should be open to co-creation and sharing. IP holders set the rules, and everyone can participate under the rules. In this way, IP holders can always make money, and the popularity, depth and breadth of IP can continue to grow. Isn't it great? Many good stories slowly disappear in the long river of time, which is also a waste! !

I have read pirated copies before, but I think this novel is quite enjoyable. Writing exciting articles is actually not easy. Give the author a thumbs up and give me two monthly passes.

The so-called poisonous points mentioned by those in Golden Chapter 3 are not true. First of all, his fiancée asked his father for permission to beat him. Secondly, the protagonist has already committed adultery in the daytime. Husband and wife share weal and woe. In this world where the value of force is high, this kind of fight is purely a couple's fun. Those people said that those who are poisonous are those who have never been in love.

I read Shujian when I was a kid, but I can't remember many of the contents. After reading this chapter, I went to read the original work. The original work described it like this: Chen Jialuo's eyes were splitting when he heard this, and he shouted: "I didn't expect that my brother is such a person. I wanted to meet him once to comfort my brotherhood, but now I don't have to see him again. Where is Yu Shi's grave? Take me to see it." It's really "my eyes are about to burst"! "There is no need to see him now." The matter can be revealed by looking at the three bows on the grave. As for the culprit, they didn't say how to deal with it that time, and they didn't mention it later, so I didn't bother to read it again. Chen Jialuo's "eye canthus" is really cheap! If Chen Jialuo does not have a heart of justice, it is still a little bit. So why was this matter let off so lightly? I think in his heart, he probably didn't think this matter was very important: he was just a slave, his master's personal "property", not to mention that he wasn't directly killed by his master. As for Jin Zhong, his death had nothing to do with his master. From this point of view, the failure of the Red Flower Club was already doomed. In such a Jianghu gang where the chief rudder can make decisions with a single word, there is a chief rudder who has already subconsciously accepted the enslavement education of the Qing Dynasty. The result is clear at a glance. By the way: the maid's name is Yushi, and the living one's name is Qinghua.

I haven't finished it yet. I just traveled through time and need a few limericks.