Big Bang of Faith

Chapter 84 About the plot of Swordsman

I didn't expect this episode to cause such a big reaction from everyone. Later, I had to delete many episodes to let this episode pass quickly.

Here, let me explain the original outline.

Originally, I was going to let the protagonist put on a vest to write "Swordsman", competing with a lot of famous martial arts masters, and then slapped him.

Subsequently, the Confucianism and Taoism Holy Association competed with the martial arts conference.

In the current situation, the setting of martial arts cannot compete with the setting of Confucianism and Taoism.

Therefore, the martial arts conference needs to create momentum for the Swordsman...

Then, still haven't fought...

In the end, I even had to use the influence of martial arts masters to stand proudly for this book.

Then, in this case, the Confucianism and Taoism's cultural atmosphere set a strong peak...

In the beginning, when I wrote about the setting of martial arts, I let the setting of Wenqi be used to hang it. I didn’t expect that everyone’s reaction would be so strong. I will quickly pass this paragraph... Please don’t worry.

I wrote this just to tell everyone that although I have changed it, this plot should give everyone an explanation. . . .

Of course, this is just an insignificant part of the plot in the whole book. It will be more exciting later, so don't worry about it.

Below, we will answer your questions in a unified way.

Why write martial arts?

As mentioned in the book, there are two reasons. One is that the power level set by Xiuxian is too high to reflect the reality, so use martial arts to make the transition.

Here, talking about dragons and snakes and martial arts, I really can't imagine using the setting of martial arts to transition to the setting of cultivation.

The second reason is that the protagonist discovered that the higher the cultivation level of ordinary people, the more faith points he will be given, so he wrote Kaixia.

As for why I wrote Xiaoao.

Because the power level of this book is low, it is easier to reflect the reality, and the power level setting of the gold-type martial arts is more rigorous among the several masters.

I originally planned to use The Deer and Ding Ji, but to be honest, the background of that book is not in line with the background of this world (there is no Qing Dynasty), and the second is that I don’t like this book either, so I chose Xiaoao.

As for why it is said to be arrogant and chivalrous?
At the very beginning of the book, the editor-in-chief of the magazine said that he was arrogant and chivalrous... In fact, when he read the book, he only read the beginning.

At the beginning of Xiaoao, I don’t know if you still have any impressions. Regarding the appearance of the protagonist Linghu Chong... mainly through side descriptions, through the dictation of Yilin and Huashan disciples, to set off the image of the protagonist.

According to the Huashan disciples, some protagonists can't get used to the style of Qingcheng's four masters, and asked them to perform a description of their buttocks falling backwards, flattening the sand and falling wild geese.

According to Yilin, in order to save Yilin, the protagonist fought bravely with Tian Boguang, was seriously injured, and was misunderstood by Taishan disciples and framed...

I think this episode is a bit chivalrous... What do you think?
Well, that's all for now, more exciting things will follow, I hope you don't kidnap my tickets... 55555555
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