Wuxia Crossover: Live Q&A, From the Start, Explaining Yue Buqun

The martial arts manual mentioned in Gu Long's novel "The Moon and the Sword" contains seven of the most terrifying and evil martial arts in the world. Legend has it that when the book was completed, blood rained from the sky, ghosts cried at night, and the person who wrote the book also vomited blood and died when he wrote the last word.

What kind of martial arts world could possibly unify the Ming Dynasty's martial arts world? A whole bunch of young masters from Gu Long's world would teach the Five Mountains Sword Sect a lesson.

What is this writing? It's sloppy; people outside the room can even give hints to those inside... There's also a question with three options, allowing two answers... This is blatant revenge from the protagonist! The protagonist went to Mount Hua to become an apprentice, was dismissed by the disciples, and then got a system to deal with Yue Buqun.

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After reading a few chapters, I found the video clips to be incoherent and nonsensical. Even those of us with a godlike perspective would find them baffling, let alone the characters in the book. Another point is that I personally think we should have everyone choose the answers together, with a reward for correct answers and a penalty for incorrect answers, instead of having everyone rush to answer, which would affect the reading experience.

It's supposed to be a crossover of martial arts, historical fantasy, and martial arts, so will the next one venture into something beyond this world?

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