Killing Punch!

What is Kung Fu? It's a killing technique! In other words, as long as it is a killing technique, it can also be regarded as kung fu. At the beginning, I learned the fish-killing knife technique by killing fish. Although the idea was not surprising, the description was relatively interesting. However, after about 60 chapters, I couldn't follow it. I found that many chapters described learning this force-generating technique, that pile technique, etc. The author kept writing and practicing kung fu in large paragraphs. It seemed okay at first, but it felt very bloated at the end. The golden finger of this book is to improve your strength by killing animals and accumulating evil spirits. So why not create a character who works in different places during the day to improve different skills, and kills strange beasts at night to practice killing skills. As for power techniques, there is no need to be so procrastinating. You can just write that the protagonist uses cheats to improve his understanding. For example, he can see at a glance how the opponent uses his attack and that's it. For example, let's make up a plot now, where the protagonist goes to kill aliens at night, and there are a lot of aliens. It doesn't matter if the movement alarms the martial arts master, or the senior brother of any martial arts school. Then he came over to help fight together. The protagonist only had a fish-killing knife technique to chop, and he didn't know what position he was in or how to use his bare hands to exert force. Then, by seeing the opponent's attack method, he gradually began to adjust his movements and postures. The movements went from being similar at the beginning, to being consistent, and then to surpassing him. In just a few minutes, he had completed the learning of his technique. As for the things I realized in the first year and the second year, there is absolutely no need to write them. You only need to write them at the beginning of the next chapter. At the end of this chapter, let's bring the other party's perspective. What does it mean that when I first came here, I was just a dumb kid, my sword skills were okay, but my steps were sloppy, and so on, I was a complete novice. Then, let's write about my psychological activities, what disdain, how is it possible that I have been practicing this Kung Fu for many years, and you learned it in a few minutes? How is it possible? Then you start to be shocked, then you become numb and confused, and then you are shocked to be a martial arts wizard or something like that. You come up in this refreshing moment, and then you are guessing about the identity of this person, and so on. Then at this time, after the protagonist is solved, you don't need to talk nonsense to him, just say thank you, and then run away directly. In short, you have to stick to this golden finger. Since it is about killing creatures and accumulating evil spirits, and then improving your strength, you can just write violent, powerful, mysterious, and Yakuza style, and that's it. I originally wanted to read this book, but it turned out that I was getting less and less interested in reading it. It didn't feel good anymore. The skills needed to be taught step by step, and the strength improvement didn't show much strength. Since it is completely based on adding points, it's still a fool's errand to learn. I'll just add points on my understanding. I'll just see if you can learn it directly with your eyes. I fell asleep after reading a few chapters of this book.