
Martial Arts Invasion
by Udu
About This Novel
There are nine realms and eight wildernesses, and all kinds of arts are connected to the gods. The medical hexagram is the military puppet, and the martial arts is respected. Li Xuanyang, who was trapped by the half-volume Wuhe Map, plunged headlong into this magnificent ancient world. Seize the Dao, perform martial arts, reach for the stars... In the photos taken by Wu He over the years, Li Xuanyang discovered that for every person he defeated, there was one more person who helped him understand martial arts. No matter how talented you are, you will have to lower your eyebrows when you see me. Even if you are in the grave, you must come out and work for me!
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Questions about the heroine
It's best to write fewer scenes involving women. It's really not good. You advance quickly, and having a few women is a burden. There is also the outside world, which we have to go out to in the future. Unless the world view is small. And if your level rises quickly, you can find someone who can do it later.
A Yangyuan Realm is written from beginning to end.
It's good to see😄😄 Duo Laimi is trembling, but there are still ten words left.
Like it, like it, like it. It's so good. I finished reading it without paying attention.
The author's writing style is really good, but it's a pity that the story is mediocre, especially in the Yangyuan Realm. It was deliberately suppressed for too long, and a lot of writing was spent on letting the protagonist participate in gang fights. This is definitely a failure in the novel. This kind of poorly written plot has nothing new, and it makes people feel that the word count is crammed and the plot is watery. A novel with the development of force as the main line has been turned into a story about Machiavellian strategy, a story about gang fights, and a story about family. What a pity for the author's writing style.
The protagonist doesn't know he's a master
The supporting characters are so annoying.
The protagonist's younger brother is a member of the younger generation in the protagonist's village. They are chatty and have no tone. They are all out-of-key characters, which is really annoying to watch.
Is this a trumpet?
The subject matter is quite good, and the details are good, but it is too messy and complicated, and the realm is also complicated. Why? Wouldn't it be nice to keep it simple and popular? It was so complicated to do a broken mirror in the early stage. So much preparation for learning a bunch of martial arts. I'm not even interested in watching it anymore
Protagonist nanny.
After reading Chapter 34, I found that I couldn't stand it anymore. The entire story revolves around Lijia Village, and the protagonist is the village's giant migrant worker, giant nanny, and giant money-spreading boy. Since the protagonist became successful, he has been supporting the entire village and teaching martial arts to the entire village. He is also a peerless saint.
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Official(9)Scraped 16d ago
Questions about the heroine
It's best to write fewer scenes involving women. It's really not good. You advance quickly, and having a few women is a burden. There is also the outside world, which we have to go out to in the future. Unless the world view is small. And if your level rises quickly, you can find someone who can do it later.
A Yangyuan Realm is written from beginning to end.
It's good to see😄😄 Duo Laimi is trembling, but there are still ten words left.
Like it, like it, like it. It's so good. I finished reading it without paying attention.
The author's writing style is really good, but it's a pity that the story is mediocre, especially in the Yangyuan Realm. It was deliberately suppressed for too long, and a lot of writing was spent on letting the protagonist participate in gang fights. This is definitely a failure in the novel. This kind of poorly written plot has nothing new, and it makes people feel that the word count is crammed and the plot is watery. A novel with the development of force as the main line has been turned into a story about Machiavellian strategy, a story about gang fights, and a story about family. What a pity for the author's writing style.
The protagonist doesn't know he's a master
The supporting characters are so annoying.
The protagonist's younger brother is a member of the younger generation in the protagonist's village. They are chatty and have no tone. They are all out-of-key characters, which is really annoying to watch.
Is this a trumpet?
The subject matter is quite good, and the details are good, but it is too messy and complicated, and the realm is also complicated. Why? Wouldn't it be nice to keep it simple and popular? It was so complicated to do a broken mirror in the early stage. So much preparation for learning a bunch of martial arts. I'm not even interested in watching it anymore
Protagonist nanny.
After reading Chapter 34, I found that I couldn't stand it anymore. The entire story revolves around Lijia Village, and the protagonist is the village's giant migrant worker, giant nanny, and giant money-spreading boy. Since the protagonist became successful, he has been supporting the entire village and teaching martial arts to the entire village. He is also a peerless saint.













