Making a Living in Condor Shooting

The author wrote that the Five Skills of the Condor were too strong. The five skills of the Condor are all extremely talented, but they all have a common shortcoming, that is, they do not have peerless internal skills. Wang Chongyang was even stronger and created the Xiantian Kung, while the other four were almost useless in terms of internal skills. Take Master Yideng as an example. He learned Wang Chongyang's innate skills, but obviously he didn't achieve great success. Therefore, after Master Yideng used all his strength to heal people's wounds with his Yiyang finger, they would be weak for a long time. The reason why Huang Yaoshi and Ouyang Feng coveted the Nine Yin Manual was because they did not have peerless internal skills and could not reach a higher level. After Zhang Wuji's Nine Suns Magic Skill was perfected, his internal skills were already at the top of the metal-type martial arts, similar to the internal skills of the sweeping monk in The Eight Parts of the Dragon. You know, at the end of The Legend of the Condor Heroes, Yang Guo meets Monk Jueyuan, who has not yet mastered the Nine-Yang Magic, and evaluates his inner strength as equal to his own. You must know that Yang Guo's internal strength at this time is not weaker than the tenth level of Jinlun Dharma King's Longxiang Boruo Gong, and the tenth level of Jinlun Dharma King's skill can overwhelm a five-jue fight. For example, Hong Qigong's skill should be at the level of Xiao Feng in Tianlong, and his skill after completing the Nine Yang Divine Skill is at the level of the sweeping monk in Tianlong. Of course, just talking about skill does not mean absolute combat power. After Zhang Wuji mastered the Nine Yang Magic Skill, he was able to defeat almost everyone (except Zhang Sanfeng) in terms of skill.

This paid chapter is too expensive, are you crazy about money? Writing a book for the first time is so expensive!

It's too expensive, I can't stand it. I can read 30 chapters for 6 yuan, and it hasn't been updated yet.

I remember that when Monk Jueyuan died, he was a middle-aged monk, not an old monk. When Monk Jue Yuan died, Yang Guo was nearly forty years old and Guo Jing was already in his fifties. Even if Monk Jue Yuan was fifty years old when he died, when the protagonist was eight years old, Monk Jue Yuan would have been just a child at most!

I don't understand why the author named the protagonist Wang Meng. Is it the author's real name? In martial arts novels, this kind of name is usually the background of a passerby, which greatly affects the interpretation.