Two Worlds: I Have a World of Ancient Martial Arts
About This Novel
Spiritual energy has revived, alien beasts are running rampant, and the human living environment has deteriorated extremely. They can only hide in one base city; Han Lin, a senior high school student in a base city, is preparing to practice hard to prepare for the college entrance examination; one fairy sect, two divine sects, and three Taoist schools. Han Lin's original college entrance examination aspirations were only thirty-six two divine sect universities. Until he could travel to another high martial arts world, his college entrance examination aspirations began to change...
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Official(70)Scraped 20d ago
The author has eaten up his own setting,
In Chapter 45, it was said that one cannot go down the mountain unless one is born innately, so in Chapter 53, he went down. Is the setting unnecessary?
There are a lot of little poisonous points, it makes people numb.
The setting is that of a time traveler, and the golden finger is brought by the Buddhist beads that the protagonist's mother begged for in the temple. Moreover, the author wrote the same thing as Dou Po. The time traveler only plays the role of increasing mental power. Other insights are still not shown at all. When the golden finger arrives, he is still confused. The next day, when I saw the teacher teaching the students well, he still lamented that he didn't know when he would be able to break through to the late acquired state. He had no pride or ambition at all, so he might as well set up an indigenous protagonist. Then the title of the book is about a world of ancient martial arts, and it turns out to be a dungeon system, where you can make dungeons, and there will be recovery if you fail. The last one is that the setting is a high-tech interstellar pioneering civilization. Each person brings a smart computer, and then when entering the dungeon, it is directly exposed.
In a time of great crisis, the top management of mankind still resorts to blocking knowledge. It's true that the top management is a traitor, right? There are two worlds where martial arts are fully understood. Isn't this nonsense? There is also a mentally retarded villain who is targeting the protagonist without any brains and is identified as a poisonous weed.
It is a foolish choice for a fool to always fight.
I was convinced. The previous chapter was still Qiankun pen, and the next chapter was said to be Heavy Rain Pear Blossom pen. The author is digging a hole to bury himself every few lines. The skeletons in the front are not allowed to leave the mountain, but they can go down the mountain in the back. There is no explanation at all. The settings are messy and not rigorous at all.
After reading Chapter 80, I feel that the college entrance examination in this book's worldview is a bit like a magic competition. It is common for a college entrance examination to be seriously injured, and there are no restrictions on killing opponents. It is purely based on the moral bottom line of each student. There is no human-centered thinking of the modern worldview. It is too dark.
Isn't it a bit stupid for a troubled person to always take risks?
Zero stars. This is a studio book. The author has changed in the middle. The inconsistency is so annoying. It depends on the setting and I can't copy anyone else's framework well.
The writing is really far-fetched, too stiff, and uncomfortable to watch.
Big Poison, logically inconsistent, only read a few chapters
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Official(70)Scraped 20d ago
The author has eaten up his own setting,
In Chapter 45, it was said that one cannot go down the mountain unless one is born innately, so in Chapter 53, he went down. Is the setting unnecessary?
There are a lot of little poisonous points, it makes people numb.
The setting is that of a time traveler, and the golden finger is brought by the Buddhist beads that the protagonist's mother begged for in the temple. Moreover, the author wrote the same thing as Dou Po. The time traveler only plays the role of increasing mental power. Other insights are still not shown at all. When the golden finger arrives, he is still confused. The next day, when I saw the teacher teaching the students well, he still lamented that he didn't know when he would be able to break through to the late acquired state. He had no pride or ambition at all, so he might as well set up an indigenous protagonist. Then the title of the book is about a world of ancient martial arts, and it turns out to be a dungeon system, where you can make dungeons, and there will be recovery if you fail. The last one is that the setting is a high-tech interstellar pioneering civilization. Each person brings a smart computer, and then when entering the dungeon, it is directly exposed.
In a time of great crisis, the top management of mankind still resorts to blocking knowledge. It's true that the top management is a traitor, right? There are two worlds where martial arts are fully understood. Isn't this nonsense? There is also a mentally retarded villain who is targeting the protagonist without any brains and is identified as a poisonous weed.
It is a foolish choice for a fool to always fight.
I was convinced. The previous chapter was still Qiankun pen, and the next chapter was said to be Heavy Rain Pear Blossom pen. The author is digging a hole to bury himself every few lines. The skeletons in the front are not allowed to leave the mountain, but they can go down the mountain in the back. There is no explanation at all. The settings are messy and not rigorous at all.
After reading Chapter 80, I feel that the college entrance examination in this book's worldview is a bit like a magic competition. It is common for a college entrance examination to be seriously injured, and there are no restrictions on killing opponents. It is purely based on the moral bottom line of each student. There is no human-centered thinking of the modern worldview. It is too dark.
Isn't it a bit stupid for a troubled person to always take risks?
Zero stars. This is a studio book. The author has changed in the middle. The inconsistency is so annoying. It depends on the setting and I can't copy anyone else's framework well.
The writing is really far-fetched, too stiff, and uncomfortable to watch.
Big Poison, logically inconsistent, only read a few chapters
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