
If You Agree to Practice Martial Arts, Your Three Thousand Avenues Will Shine in the Heavens
by Break My Most Numerous Branches
About This Novel
Jiang Shu, holding the proficiency panel in his hand, is wearing two worlds! The real world is recovering. Martial arts masters conquer mountains and rivers with their fists, genetic warriors leap in life, and battleships and mechas are as powerful as dragons. In the world of Immortal Martial Arts, the True Lord of Yuandan unites his magical powers; the True Lord of Nirvana is the law of heaven and earth. In the real world where all things evolve, I have my own way! In the world of immortal martial arts where strength is respected, use massive resources to create a brilliant avenue! Martial arts, supernatural powers, Taoism, all the methods are all in the liver. No matter how much time passes and thousands of years of vicissitudes have taken place, Jiang Shu still stands in the void with his hands behind his back. Behind him, three thousand avenues reflect the heavens! Thousands of practitioners in the world will eventually recite his true name in order to seek eternal life!
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Official(204)Scraped 2d ago
It's too clumsy. I haven't even finished seven or eight chapters of pretending to be a bitch in school. I also want to ask if the author has never been out of society. It feels too childish.
It's wrong to focus on one protagonist, but others are right
From the very beginning, when the little fat guy tried to win over his scheming, I felt like I couldn't see it. Then later on, when the little fat guy started trying to win over others and then said to his face that others were treating him like dogs, he also said in his heart that he would continue to force and fuck him. Then in reality, when he wasn't going to school and someone took his things, he even sent him a message. The protagonist said in his mind that he didn't take it seriously or anything, and he just pretended to be a grandson and didn't reply. Then he went to school and saw other people's things on the table, and then there was this part of my picture, ** *I'm afraid it's not funny before I pretended to be a grandson and just said not to give it, and then later when someone provoked the pig's feet, the protagonist didn't hit him and just threw his book on his desk (just a stiff show of pretense). Then the teacher came and complained to the teacher that the main character was wrong and others were right (asked the main character to apologize). The main character thought that if he had a small success, this is what happened today (his cat was monitored and told that it was still like this, I'm afraid it's not Jiang Zi) )
The hostility is very strong, and the protagonist's logic is somewhat problematic.
The hostility is indeed very strong, and some plots seem to deliberately aggravate the hostility. Part of the plot is simply to lower your intelligence.
The protagonist is a murderer and has some brain problems
After reading the first few chapters, what does the protagonist say that he has a clear mind? He was cheated by his classmates for more than 50 yuan and didn't dare to let go of anything. When someone recruits him in a different world, he wants to kill someone? What's wrong with me? The main world is submissive, but in the other world, I have clear ideas. This is how you can understand the thought of laughing to death
It's really annoying that in order to reflect the protagonist NB, this kind of novel has to write a China in the 21st century with the same international status as the warlords during the melee period, and then promote the little Japan to the peak of World War II. If you want to write like this, why don't you just use the background of the Republic of China?
Every time the protagonist breaks through a realm, it feels like the people in the previous realm are everywhere
When the protagonist is Ming Jin, I feel that martial arts has just started and not many people practice it. The protagonist is An Jin. Ming Jin's warriors are everywhere. Now that he has broken through to Hua Jin, there are a lot more An Jin warriors. The key is that the author always emphasizes that the protagonist breaks through quickly.
Bro, have you read what you wrote? Why don't you read it yourself after you finish writing it. If the embarrassing batch doesn't work, just write that he is better at mediocre martial arts training than what you are writing now.
The first few chapters are okay, but the rest are the same
What's going on with that section around chapter 20? I'm just pretending to be cool and it's endless for five or six chapters. The preamble is too long. I could have read it ten years ago, but now I feel the same when I watch it. I'm speechless.
It's so poisonous. The feeling in school can kill 90% of people. Why is there still a scene about someone in school making trouble and pretending to be cool?
The plot is terrible, the pretense and slap in the face are too cliche, the protagonist's character is contradictory, and the plot development is tough, like an old book from ten years ago
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Official(204)Scraped 2d ago
It's too clumsy. I haven't even finished seven or eight chapters of pretending to be a bitch in school. I also want to ask if the author has never been out of society. It feels too childish.
It's wrong to focus on one protagonist, but others are right
From the very beginning, when the little fat guy tried to win over his scheming, I felt like I couldn't see it. Then later on, when the little fat guy started trying to win over others and then said to his face that others were treating him like dogs, he also said in his heart that he would continue to force and fuck him. Then in reality, when he wasn't going to school and someone took his things, he even sent him a message. The protagonist said in his mind that he didn't take it seriously or anything, and he just pretended to be a grandson and didn't reply. Then he went to school and saw other people's things on the table, and then there was this part of my picture, ** *I'm afraid it's not funny before I pretended to be a grandson and just said not to give it, and then later when someone provoked the pig's feet, the protagonist didn't hit him and just threw his book on his desk (just a stiff show of pretense). Then the teacher came and complained to the teacher that the main character was wrong and others were right (asked the main character to apologize). The main character thought that if he had a small success, this is what happened today (his cat was monitored and told that it was still like this, I'm afraid it's not Jiang Zi) )
The hostility is very strong, and the protagonist's logic is somewhat problematic.
The hostility is indeed very strong, and some plots seem to deliberately aggravate the hostility. Part of the plot is simply to lower your intelligence.
The protagonist is a murderer and has some brain problems
After reading the first few chapters, what does the protagonist say that he has a clear mind? He was cheated by his classmates for more than 50 yuan and didn't dare to let go of anything. When someone recruits him in a different world, he wants to kill someone? What's wrong with me? The main world is submissive, but in the other world, I have clear ideas. This is how you can understand the thought of laughing to death
It's really annoying that in order to reflect the protagonist NB, this kind of novel has to write a China in the 21st century with the same international status as the warlords during the melee period, and then promote the little Japan to the peak of World War II. If you want to write like this, why don't you just use the background of the Republic of China?
Every time the protagonist breaks through a realm, it feels like the people in the previous realm are everywhere
When the protagonist is Ming Jin, I feel that martial arts has just started and not many people practice it. The protagonist is An Jin. Ming Jin's warriors are everywhere. Now that he has broken through to Hua Jin, there are a lot more An Jin warriors. The key is that the author always emphasizes that the protagonist breaks through quickly.
Bro, have you read what you wrote? Why don't you read it yourself after you finish writing it. If the embarrassing batch doesn't work, just write that he is better at mediocre martial arts training than what you are writing now.
The first few chapters are okay, but the rest are the same
What's going on with that section around chapter 20? I'm just pretending to be cool and it's endless for five or six chapters. The preamble is too long. I could have read it ten years ago, but now I feel the same when I watch it. I'm speechless.
It's so poisonous. The feeling in school can kill 90% of people. Why is there still a scene about someone in school making trouble and pretending to be cool?
The plot is terrible, the pretense and slap in the face are too cliche, the protagonist's character is contradictory, and the plot development is tough, like an old book from ten years ago










