Start Practicing with the Ziwu Breathing Method

I haven't seen much, and it's too complicated. What I've seen so far include digitization, internal photography, identification techniques, and even the ability to identify other people's cultivation results, accurate to single digits, and storage space. I guess there will be additional functions later. It feels like a game. The protagonist is a normal person with a happy and harmonious family. Before the time travel, he was a scientific researcher. When he traveled to a fantasy world, he needed to understand the principles of cultivation. The beginning uses the theory of traditional Chinese medicine as a cultivation theory. Readers who like to admire traditional Chinese medicine can read it.

There are many holes that have not been filled. At the same time, the fighting force is very serious. First, are the Qingyun fruits going to rot in your hands? Secondly, I can't grasp the focus. I learned swordsmanship well before joining the sect, but after joining, I started to learn spells fiercely. I guess someone reminded me or I realized that the author has forgotten that the male protagonist is a swordsman. Even if the ordinary swordsmanship is not as good as the swordsmanship, it is not that there are no suitable spells and sword techniques in the sword sect. Third, the battle force was too heavy. The male protagonist's Zhaoxu was obviously used to pick up the leaks, but none of the leaks were picked up in the male protagonist's hands. Even the most basic checking of item information was rarely used, or even not used. Then there was the matter of Bibotan. It was obviously a chance, and the male protagonist also forgot about it. Fourth, the three-minute enthusiasm for doing things. It is clearly written by the author that the male protagonist learns more swordsmanship and thus understands more swordsmanship. As a result, he does not know what he is doing after joining the sect. Furthermore, he can obviously use these weaker swordsmanship to improve his talent, but he just doesn't use it. He has to use those spells (more than the above). Not only does it take more time, but the improvement is less.

It's too complicated. You have to learn everything, just numbers. You can focus on swordsmanship and assist in skills. You can't learn everything. People have so much energy. It's just a waste of time if they can't keep up with the skills they learn.

It's the same old skip-level battle again. If you fight an enemy from the previous class or generation, you can still see it. If you fight against an enemy from the same class, you still have to fight against a higher-level class. Why can't you fight against a disciple of the same class and not crush him with his cultivation level?

The fighting scene is outrageous, who can hold it?

I can only score 7.5 Points. The part where I saw a bear. As a doctor, when a bear is killed, the bile is not processed immediately, but is transported back the next day before being processed. The bile is still usable, but the logic is inconsistent. Secondly, some small details, such as going up the mountain to make medicine. The protagonist has space, but does not use the space. He mainly practices swords. There is no sword in the space, and he picked up a thousand-year-old peach tree. There is nothing wrong with it, but why do you want to make it a literary toy? ? ? It's not something to calm the nerves or ward off evil spirits, so why not use it rationally? Could it be that the peach wood branches I picked up were just scraps? Can't splice? ? ? Also, when you go into the mountains, you can find medicinal materials that are over 60 years old. Why, this is no man's land? Is there no one on the mountain, or is it in the protagonist's world that everyone else is blind and doesn't understand this? ? ? ? ? ?

Beautiful, written by an experienced hand. The writing is mature, not an upgrade from traditional monster hunting.

The writing style is okay, but the content is nothing new. This type of novel existed in Qianbabai

The novel is very well written! Highly recommended! !

Not bad, but the pace feels a bit slow and a bit watery