In "The Legend of Lu Xiaofeng's Golden Peng Dynasty", Lu Xiaofeng mentions the six masters in his eyes in front of the Great Golden Peng King and Shangguan Danfeng: Huo Xiu, the general of the Qingyi Building, Du Lonely Crane, the head of the Emei Sect, the Shaolin abbot Of Great Compassion Zen Master, the Wudang Elder Mu Daoren, the 'White Cloud City Lord' Ye Gucheng and the Ximen Chuixue of the 'Wanmei Mountain Villa'.
"Ximen Chuixue" is the "sword god" approved by Gu Long himself, and this name is also one of the most popular names in Gu Long's pen. But after reading the entire Lu Xiaofeng series of novels, I think Ximen Chuixue's record is very high. In the legend of Lu Xiaofeng, except for the villain Jin Jiuling in "The Legend of Lu Xiaofeng's Embroidery Thief", each one has a person who cannot be beaten by Ximen Chuixue in a fair duel with hard strength or who is very dangerous during a fair duel. Ximen Chuixue's ability to win sometimes is not because of his hard strength, but because others are absent, or rather, it is Gu Long who forcibly writes to death those opponents who make him difficult in order to keep Ximen Chuixue alive. And, more than once, this has happened.
For example, in "The Legend of Lu Xiaofeng's Golden Peng Dynasty", Ximen Chuixue dueled against the lone crane. If huo Tianqing had not first consumed half of the internal strength of the lone crane, then lying on the ground after defeat would most likely be Ximen Blowing Snow, and Ximen Blowing Snow might have become "Ximen Spurting Blood".
In "Before and After the Decisive Battle of the Legend of Lu Xiaofeng", Ximen Blowing Snow dueled against Ye Lonely City. At that time, Ye Gucheng's sword technique was rated as unparalleled in the world by the Wooden Dao people, coupled with the failure of Ye Gucheng's plan, it was death no matter what, and there was a pride in his heart to let go, while Ximen Chuixue was worried about his family, and the sword law became slower. If it weren't for Ye Gucheng thinking that both left and right were dead, and dying at the hands of Ximen Chuixue was better than committing suicide or dying at the hands of an executioner and deliberately stabbing deflection, then it was Ximen Chuixue who was stabbed to death. As for Ximen Chuixue's claim that Ye Gucheng died at his hands because Ye Gucheng "had dirt in his heart", it was too ridiculous, it was just a disguised self-show. Martial arts had no inevitable relationship with personality, not to mention that Ye Gucheng at that time knew that he would die, but there was no burden in his heart, which was enough to fully display the "Flying Immortals Outside the Heavens". Ye Gucheng's death can be seen as a decent way of "suicide", not a real inability to defeat Ximen Chuixue.
In "Lu Xiaofeng's Legendary Silver Hook Gambling House", Yu Luocha was rated as the most feared enemy by Lu Xiaofeng. Ximen did not fight with Yu Luocha, but only abused or frightened the two "followers" of Shochiku Erlao. In front of Yu Luosha, they were both rookies.
In "Lu Xiaofeng's Legendary Ghost Mountain Villa", the Wooden Daoists crush Lu Xiaofeng in all directions regardless of their martial arts skills. Even the disciples of the Wooden Daoists had dozens of moves with Ximen, and Lu Xiaofeng was afraid that Ximen would be killed by the Wooden Daoists. As a result, before the Wooden Dao people could test Ximen Blowing Snow, they died at the hands of their daughter due to lack of vigilance, and Ximen Blowing Snow actually directly "lay down and won".
In "The Nine Days of the Phoenix Dance of Lu Xiaofeng's Legend", Ximen Chuixue frightened Gong Jiu into a hard confrontation with him head-on, and overwhelmed the other party in momentum, but Gong Jiu also vomited Ximen Chuixue so disgustingly that he became the only person in the book who could disgust the sword god to death. "Sword God Spitting" is really crying and laughing, embarrassing (this part belongs to xue Xingguo's ghostwriting content). What's more, there is also a "little old man" Wu Ming in the book, who is like drinking water, and if Ximen Chuixue meets a little old man, I am afraid that the odds of winning are minimal. However, the second half of the book belongs to the content written by Xue Xingguo, and the content is very poor, not necessarily the original meaning of the ancient dragon, just say it.
As for the ghostwriting of "Lu Xiaofeng's Legendary Sword God Smile", it is too poor to be skipped directly.
Of course, winning the contest does not depend only on martial arts, but also on intelligence. If Gu Long wrote that Ximen Chuixue's martial arts were inferior to others but surpassed each other through his own intellect, then there was also persuasiveness and rationality, which was conducive to enhancing readability (for example, Chu Liuxiang used the "Kiss of Death" to force the internal strength far better than his jellyfish Yin Ji to shed tears to survive, and Chu Liuxiang used humble words and flexible light gong methods to make Xue Yiren's sword fall short and admit defeat). However, when Ximen Chuixue and Ye Gucheng and others fought or did not fight at all, neither martial arts nor intelligence exceeded each other, and the other party was finished but Gu Long first blew the villain too much, and finally forced the villain to die in order to ensure that Ximen Chuixue survived. This situation is written once, barely as Ximen blowing snow luck suddenly burst once, but Gu Long used this writing method many times, so that Ximen blowing snow win lack of convincing, really speechless. Similarly, the villain is often a friend of Lu Xiaofeng, and this setting is repeated over and over again, and some lack of novelty.
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