The Republic of China: Entering Taoism from Shen Da
by Little Fish
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Reborn at the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, facing foreign guns and artillery, Li Xin couldn't figure out what he could do to resist the crisis of invasion. Why live like a human being? "With martial arts? It turns out that it's a dead end." On the way to escape, he unexpectedly discovered the true secret of the "God Fight" skill. It's not that the ancestors descended to earth or were possessed by gods, but that it hypnotized oneself, causing the body to secrete various hormones and stimulate the supreme potential of cells. "What kind of superstition is this? This is science." Li Xin was surprised to find that facing the powerful and elites from all over the world, he could transform into the [Third Prince Nezha], [Erlang God], and [Monkey King] Monkey... They can even acquire some of their legendary legendary abilities. How on earth does this happen? Li Xin could only say, "Everything comes from spiritual power." "The world of mortals refines one's heart, and one can cultivate one's true nature through falsehood." "Even if it's false, it can become true, as long as you believe in me." "I am Li Xin, do you believe it or not?" ... "The failure of the human heart is worse than a fierce tiger, and it is worse than the territorial disputes among nations. You can kill my body, but you cannot destroy my heart. " Big Sword King Wu learned sword skills from me, Huo Yuanjia joined my martial arts studio... I have one punch to break the heaven and the earth, I have one punch to shake the king's court; I have one punch to support China, and I have one punch to break the stars. ...
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An imaginative and exciting novel about the Republic of China. When traditional martial arts hit a wall in front of foreign guns and cannons, "God beats" but uses the name of science to change fate against the will of heaven. Hypnosis stimulates potential, transforming into mythical characters such as Nezha and the Great Sage, breaking the world with fists and shocking the king's heart. Li Xin took the big sword Wang Wu and Huo Yuanjia together on the road to save the nation, using false cultivation to break the decline of people's hearts. Science and metaphysics collide, the individual and his family and country share the same frequency, every page is full of feelings about his family and country, highly recommended.
[73 points·Good grass] In System Martial Arts, the protagonist travels to the end of the 19th century. After the defeat of the Sino-Japanese War, foreigners were rampant, government corruption was turbulent, and the people at the bottom were in dire straits. Various forces such as the imperial court, foreigners, local gangs, and mysterious sects were competing here, while traditional martial arts were at the crossroads of the collision between the afterglow of the old era and the rise of hot weapons. The protagonist is in a desperate situation being chased by foreigners at the beginning. Gold Finger is a "trust" system. You can gain "credibility" through other people's trust, gratitude, admiration and other positive emotions, and use this to permanently improve your three basic attributes of "physique, agility, and spirit". This study is based on a book called "The Secret Book of God's Fighting". By visualizing the "divine intentions" of mythical characters such as Nezha, Erlang Shen, and Sun Wukong, you can activate and solidify incredible secret skills such as "Three Heads and Six Arms", "Eight-Nine Transformations", and "Critical Strike", and use the power of myths and legends for your own use. It's a bit confusing at first, but overall it's still a late Qing dynasty martial arts style, with the skin of a god, almost similar to the power of various mythical beasts in Gu Huo Niao. This genre is also relatively mature, so overall I think it's okay.
The Big Sword King Wu learned sword skills from me, and Huo Yuanjia joined my martial arts school... I have one punch to break the world, I have one punch to shake the king's court; I have one punch to support China, and I have one punch to break the stars. Billion Points Carnival
I don't know if he has sold out, but the plot is okay, but the writing is always awkward. Many times, it seems like he has a brain problem, and he has to connect the fictional Chuanwu in his novels with the real Chuanwu. The overall trend is very juvenile, and it may be a matter of background. In terms of building a complete world view, and social activities, the writing is always very simple.
