Was the murderous aura described in the novel real?

2024-09-05 20:12

In military novels, it was said that some veterans would have a murderous aura, and others could feel it. There are also some veterans who can sense the enemy approaching with this kind of killing intent. Is it true? Are there any examples? Thank you!

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2024-09-05 22:10

The murderous aura in the novel was a fictional plot description and should not be regarded as something that existed in reality.

'Murderous aura, murderous aura' from which novel?

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2024-09-22 08:07

" Murderous aura, murderous aura " came from the novel " Battle Through the Heavens ".

Was the murderous aura in the novel similar to the aura of a person who killed a lot in reality?

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2024-09-05 20:38

Yes, many novels depicted the murderous aura of assassins or experts. This was because they had been killing for a long time and accumulated a lot of negative energy, which affected their aura. If you feel the killing intent on their bodies, then you have to be careful. I recommend a novel about killing intent, The Awe-inspiring Killing Intent of the Heavens. The main character, Xiong Qi, had a strong killing intent. He killed with his palm to prove the supreme Great Dao. The plot of the novel was also very exciting and interesting. It was definitely worth reading. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Which novel described a scene of 'murderous intent'?

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2024-09-22 08:00

This sentence came from the novel,"The High Heaven Man". I recommend a novel that is similar to Wuxia-Wuxia fantasy novels. You can try "Sword of Soaring Cloud." This novel told the story of a talented young man who grew up through several experiences and eventually became a legendary hero among legends. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

The protagonist of this novel displayed a strong murderous aura. Was it worthy of the elder's recommendation?

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2024-09-22 08:16

The main character had an unyielding character and a murderous aura. He was chosen as a disciple by Qi Xian Si Yi and had a bow and arrow called the Burning Heavenly Fire. It could be said that he was full of murderous aura. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Can you recommend a novel in which the protagonist has a strong murderous aura?

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2024-09-22 08:08

I recommend "All Gods Must Die". The protagonist, Guan Minghui, is bent on killing the man of the God of Gods. His body is filled with killing intent. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

What kind of domineering and murderous aura did doomsday novels show?

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2024-09-22 08:13

According to the information provided, I recommend the novels "Rising Heaven Man,""Dead Man's Sword," and "Rebirth: The Last Day Is King." All of them had a strong murderous aura and a domineering feeling. In "Rising to the Heavens," the male protagonist soared into the sky with a murderous aura, and even the gods trembled in fear. In "Dead Man's Sword," the male protagonist had a unique killing technique and had a unique murderous aura. In "Rebirth: The Last Day Is King," the male protagonist relied on the Origin Energy Method and rich combat experience to kill his way out of the apocalypse. He was full of dominance. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Which was the earliest novel that described battle aura and magic?

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2024-09-12 19:17

The first novel that introduced combat aura and magic was Battle Through the Heavens. It was a fantasy novel about a different world. It was about a world of combat aura. There were no fancy magic spells, only combat aura that had been multiplied to the peak! I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

The sentences in novels that described murderous intent had to describe murderous intent in the eyes, murderous intent emanating from the body, and cold women, men, and actions?

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2024-09-11 10:51

An example of a sentence describing killing intent is as follows: Her eyes emitted a chilling killing intent, as if she would pounce on anyone who dared to approach her at any time. The murderous aura that he emitted seemed to be able to make people shudder in fear. When they approached, they could feel the murderous aura flowing in the air, as if it could be devoured by this murderous aura at any time. The female and male characters who exuded killing intent could be described by describing their clothes, hair, eyes, actions, and so on. For example: She was dressed in black and her hair was tied into a ponytail. Her eyes were filled with an unyielding killing intent. He was dressed in white and had a cold expression on his face, emitting a chilling aura. When they perform actions, you can also describe their coldness and ruthlessness. She stretched out her fingers and gently pinched his wrist. Her tone was filled with disdain and contempt. He stared at her coldly as her fingers gripped the weapon in her hand tightly. There was no extra expression on his face. When they made some cold movements, they could also show their murderous intent. She took a light step forward and stabbed the long sword in her hand into the ground. The sword made a sharp sound, and the air was filled with a chilling aura. With a backhand strike, he threw the spear out of the muzzle and into the sky. The air was filled with a chilling aura.

In fantasy novels, the main character's murderous aura was too strong. Was such a plot worth recommending?

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2024-08-24 05:30

Actually, it wasn't good. What the readers wanted to see was the protagonist gradually growing up in the process of cultivation and gradually becoming a strong person, not a killing machine from the beginning. Therefore, I recommend a few different types of novels to you: 1. "Shu's Daughter Becomes a Phoenix": An ancient romance novel about a woman who became the lucky star of her family by harming her father and daughter. Although it could be said that she was very vicious, her actions were all for the purpose of revenge. Moreover, she had to follow certain rules in the palace, so she did not give people the feeling of being too cruel. 2. "The Villain in the Heavens": The Heavens are Unlimited. The story background is more complicated, but the protagonist, as the villain, appears as cannon fodder. He doesn't have the hostility of the protagonist, which is also more interesting. 3. "Don't Run, Infernal Queen": A short story. Although the protagonist's hostility exists to a certain extent, it's also out of emotional needs and not killing innocent people. Moreover, the entire story is very interesting. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~

Was Zhou Yu murderous as depicted in the novel?

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2024-10-04 12:38

Well, different novels present Zhou Yu in various ways. Some might emphasize his strategic decisions that could be seen as harsh, but it doesn't necessarily mean he was purely murderous. It's all a matter of the author's perspective and the story's context.