The Martial Arts Villain: From the Start, I Clear My Name by Saving Qiao Feng, and Every Heroine Falls for Me

Don't bother looking at them. I checked the author's homepage, and they've all abandoned their work.

This is the author's second time abandoning a project; I'll never read his books again. Basically, he doesn't allow swearing, otherwise... Hehe.

A bit long-winded, just talking nonsense.

I haven't even watched it yet, just reading the title makes me want to complain. Didn't his father, Xiao Yuanshan, kill them all? What is there to whitewash about Xiao Feng? At this point in time, Xiao Feng may not have killed any Song people, but it's a fact that Xiao Feng was a Khitan. And later at Juxian Manor, he did kill some Song people as well.

It's quite interesting, but waiting for updates is tedious.

It's like switching between the Eighteen Subduing Dragon Palms and the Twenty-Eight Palms.

Go and conquer the Manchus of Changbai Mountain; restoring the kingdom doesn't necessarily have to be done in the Central Plains.

The "Transplanting Flowers and Grafting Jade" technique is far more powerful than the other three.

The character design of Li Yuanxing (nicknamed Ququ), the Beggar Clan's Law Enforcement Elder in the martial arts game "Yi Jian Feng Yun Jue," is based on the TVB character Quan Guanxing. Therefore, many players initially perceive him as a villain and fail to complete side quests, resulting in many not acquiring him on their first playthrough.

Why save Qiao Feng? Was he planning to share the female lead with Qiao Feng?