However, Qiao Feng's glory does not end there.

After Duan Yu and Qiao Feng became sworn brothers, the two came to Xingzi Forest. Qiao Feng impressed several people in Yanziwu with one person. Suddenly, a major incident occurred in the Beggars' Sect, and several elders in the gang rebelled. Qiao Feng was even more brave and righteous, pardoned the four elders who rebelled by "flowing blood and washing people for the crime of treason". This alone highlighted Qiao Feng's heroic spirit.

But after the Xingzi Forest, the plot of the Tianlong Ba Mo has another magical turn.

[Qiao Feng is not a Han Chinese, but a Khitan.]

When this divine turning point appeared, readers were even more shocked than "all girls are Duan Yu's real sisters."

【Impossible, absolutely impossible.】

【How could Qiao Feng be a Khitan?】

[I don't believe that if Qiao Feng was a Khitan, then would this book still have to be written?]

A group of readers almost exploded.

They really couldn't believe that Qiao Feng actually killed countless Khitans.

Of course, on the other hand, if Qiao Feng is really a Khitan, then Qiao Feng will be useless.

As for the reason, do you still have to say? The general Qiao Feng of the Tianlong Ba Tribe is so perfect, both chivalrous and outspoken. Everyone admires this hero very much, but after all, China is still dominated by Han people, and China still has a strong Han mind. People really cannot accept that a protagonist who is not Han people will become their hero.

Or at the beginning, it was said that Qiao Feng was not a Han Chinese, and maybe everyone could accept it. However, when people already accepted this hero, you said that he was not a Han Chinese, but a Khitan who was enemies of the Han Chinese. How could this be accepted by readers?

This is not an unreasonable reason for readers, nor is it a malicious complaint for readers. Although both Khitans and Han people are actually Chinese now, according to current ideas, Qiao Feng is nothing to be a Khitan. However, everyone knows that during the Song Dynasty, Han people and Khitans were simply a life-and-death hatred.

As long as you substitute it into the book and the era in the book, you will not be able to accept the fact that Qiao Feng is a Khitan.

[It's over, it's over, the Tianlong Ba Division is about to be finished.]

【Qiao Feng, who is not a Han Chinese, really makes me very depressed.】

[I have some concerns, and I don’t know how Professor Huang should write about Qiao Feng.]

A group of readers have bombed the Tianlongba Book Review Area these days and expressed their opinions from time to time.

Some people think that Professor Huang’s Tianlong Basketball Works failed and his level dropped sharply. Some people speculated that Professor Huang might write Qiao Feng as a reverse angle. After all, the most outstanding person in the Tianlong Basketball Works is obviously Qiao Feng, not Duan Yu. If we talk about it based on the principle that there can only be one protagonist in a novel, the setting that Qiao Feng is not a Han Chinese seems to be unable to become the protagonist, so it seems very logical to write Qiao Feng as a reverse angle.

However, many readers disagree with such speculation. They believe that only one protagonist can be written in a novel, and it is not scientific. In fact, there is no requirement that there be only one protagonist, and the novel can also write multiple protagonists. For example, Mr. Fanchen's Water Margin, he does not only write one protagonist, but dozens of protagonists. If Qiao Feng was not the protagonist, Professor Huang would not have spent so much writing on him. In addition, since Qiao Feng appeared to the present, there is really no sign of Qiao Feng having a reverse angle.

Could it be that just because he is a Khitan, he will become a rebellious person?

Could it be that just because Qiao Feng is not a Han person, would he kill the Han people in turn?

This is a question for readers.

Similarly, this is also the most complex problem among the eight divisions of the Heavenly Destiny.

With questions, everyone continued to chase the update.

Driven by the plot, the whole story slowly surfaced.

It turns out that Qiao Feng is really a Khitan.

It turns out that all this originated from a Yanmen Pass tragedy 30 years ago.

The heroes of the Central Plains received news that a large number of samurai warriors were trying to attack Shaolin. The Central Plains Martial Arts was worried that the martial arts secrets of Shaolin Temple were snatched away by the Khitans, so they ambushed at Yanmen Pass under the leadership of the "leader's brother", preparing to annihilate the Khitan warriors in one fell swoop. However, they did not expect that the Khitan warriors had waited before they could wait for a Khitan couple holding a baby. Everyone thought that the couple was Khitan warriors, and then rushed up to kill the woman. The samurai's kung fu was unfathomable. After killing the Central Plains warriors in the capital, they jumped off the cliff and committed suicide. The baby who survived at that time was Qiao Feng now.

The truth was revealed, and Qiao Feng knew that he could no longer serve as the leader of the Beggars' Sect, so he resigned from the position of leader.

Seeing this, the readers once again cheered.

In fact, during this period, everyone did not completely deny Qiao Feng.

No matter what.

Although Qiao Feng is a Khitan, he is not bad. Not only is he not bad, but he is invincible in heroism. Even if he is determined to be a Khitan, Qiao Feng did not say anything about being sorry to the Song Dynasty or the Han people. On the contrary, after his identity was confirmed, he felt mixed feelings in his heart and didn't know what he should do.

[I don’t want to worry about whether Qiao Feng is a Khitan anymore. I feel very sympathetic to Qiao Feng now. No, I feel sympathy with Xiao Feng.]

[Yes, Qiao Feng grew up in the Central Plains. He has suffered from the ideas of Han people since he was a child, and he has also killed Khitan people since he was a child. Deep down, how could he think that he was a dignified Han person? He had never thought that he was a Khitan person. However, once his identity was revealed, he was not a Han person, but a Khitan person, I am afraid he would feel more uncomfortable than anyone else.]

[That's true. If it were you, what could you do? As a Khitan, you would never be tolerated by the Han people. If you wanted to go back to the Khitan, you had already grown up with the Han people since childhood and had already had an extremely important belonging to the Central Plains. Therefore, it was not true that Qiao Feng stayed in the Central Plains, nor was he going to the Khitan.]

Many senior readers kept talking.

I just discussed it but couldn't get any results.

Everyone didn't know what Qiao Feng should do in the future?

And when he was really forced to get a little crazy by Qiao Feng's situation, the readers began to hate the author Huang Yifan.

[As a long time as a protagonist in Professor Huang’s martial arts novels, he will have to pay a huge price. Guo Jing in the The Legend of the Condor He died his father and his mother. Even his wife Huang Rong could hardly be together. Yang Guo in the Divine Condor He was even more miserable. Not only did his mother leave early, but his father Yang Kang was also a big traitor who sold his country and sought honor. Even so, Yang Guo still suffered countless hardships along the way. The pain of the broken arm and the harm of the 16-year-old dragon girl are simply not comparable to ordinary people. There is also Zhang Wuji, who, in addition to his parents being forced to death by heroes in the world, was also deeply injured by Xuanming’s Divine Palm since childhood, and almost lost his life...]

However, even so, readers believe that compared to the situation Qiao Feng is facing now, it is incomparable to other protagonists. At least, some other protagonists are miserable, but they know what to do. But now Qiao Feng is not in trouble now, and he still doesn’t know what to do in the future.

In this way, some readers suggested that Qiao Feng retire and not go to the muddy waters of the world again.

This suggestion is indeed good. If you insist on engaging in the identity of Qiao Feng as a Khitan, it is indeed a bit unreasonable. After all, Qiao Feng cannot choose his own origins. Can he blame him for being a Khitan? However, Qiao Feng is still a Khitan after all. Therefore, it is not meaningful to stay in the Central Plains. Instead, it is better to wash your hands and leave your retirement.

But the reason why Qiao Feng is Qiao Feng is his chivalrous and courageousness. Although Qiao Feng had the idea of ​​living in seclusion, after accidentally injured Azhu with the Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms, it brought a turning point to Qiao Feng. In order to save Azhu, Qiao Feng resolutely attended the heroes held in Juxian Villa. You must know that this conference was to gather heroes from all over the world to kill Qiao Feng. Qiao Feng knew that this conference was to kill him, but he still went to him with his head held high.

This mindset.

This chivalrous.

This heroic temperament.

Countless readers who had not spoken before could no longer sit still and finally spoke.

"This is the real hero."

"This is the real hero."
Chapter completed!