As the plot unfolds, more and more characters appear. Pen @ fun @ pavilion wWw. ｂｉｑUｇE。 info Reading and reading, you will suddenly find a problem, the timeline of the characters does not seem to match......

For example, Guo Fu appeared, Peng Lianhu and Liang Ziweng had just taken refuge in Yan Honglie. According to the correct timeline, when Guo Fu came out, Peng Lianhu and the others had already been imprisoned in Chongyang Palace. When they took refuge in Yan Honglie, Guo Jing was just starting out.

Let's not be busy scolding the street and listen to the author's explanation.

If you simply follow a timeline, such as the timeline of the Condor Heroes, middle-aged Guo Jing and Huang Rong, and Guo Fu and Yang Guo who are just young. Then ask, Zhang Wuji, a character almost a hundred years later, does he still have a chance to play?

Or the author wrote a thousand chapters, nearly a hundred years have passed, and Zhang Wuji finally appeared, were you still following the book at that time...... Or the author directly writes a hundred years later, and then the pen turns, Guo Jing and Yang have already died of old age, how to say how to slay the dragon with a sword, will you scold the author****......

Since this is a big river and lake, and since many characters in martial arts novels are gathered in this one river and lake, it is natural that they can't simply follow a timeline.

In fact, the author's setting is very simple, parallel world.

All the characters are from parallel worlds.

For example, Guo Jing, Huang Rong, and Guo Fu are from the Condor World, while Peng Lianhu and Liang Ziweng are from the Condor World.

Even if it's the timeline of the same novel, there are actually sooner or later. For example, Guo Fu is from the early stage of the Condor, and Yang Guo is from the late stage of the Condor.

It's more interesting and embarrassing to write like this. Yang Guo, who has become a Condor Hero, is likely to meet Yang Kang, who is still a little prince......

But as long as you understand the setting of the parallel world, this is no problem. Although Yang Guo, the Condor Hero, knew that his father was Yang Kang, he was not the Yang Kang in front of him, and the little prince Yang Kang was just a character in another parallel world, not the person who gave birth to him.

Of course, in order to avoid everyone being blinded, I tried not to put Yang Guo, the Condor Man, and Yang Kang, the little prince, together.

Some people may think that this setting is a bit far-fetched, but as a novel of this kind, the author feels that it is already a more reasonable explanation.

As for why this setting is not explained in the text, one is that it feels more troublesome to explain, and the other is that it feels that Guan Gong and Qin Qiong are normal and do not affect reading.

But after all, everyone will have this kind of doubt, so the single chapter will be explained, and it will not be put into the main text.