High-Martial Monsters? I Have a Cultivation World Behind Me!

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Fighting in this book relies purely on energy, without any means, and is always golden or red. I don't believe that a world of immortality has developed for a hundred thousand years without powerful spells or martial arts. The reality is also that no one can fight with martial arts. It's purely energy hedging.

Is cultivating immortality not as strong as reality? Isn't it great to cultivate immortality? Why not have three conjoined disciples? In reality, a 500-year-old martial arts technique is stronger than one that is tens of thousands of years old? Excellent theory? What the fuck

I can't understand. There is no shortage of skills. Going directly to the wild to obtain resources is not better than going to school and wasting time? Do all novels of this type like to go to school and waste time?

A person with mediocre talent has spent two or three years using resources to get around 2 points of health. There are no adventures and everything is the same. After a week, you say his health is almost 10?

I don't know why the author refuses to refuse resources in the world of high martial arts. Even if the protagonist doesn't need it, he can give it to his sister. With the protagonist's ability, it will be better for his alma mater in the future.

I have read a lot of modern novels about spiritual energy recovery, but I still don't know what the use of martial arts high schools and universities are? We need resources but no resources, we need skills but no skills. They all went to the wild to work hard on their own. Moreover, many of the teachers written are **, which is of no use! Nothing more than raising a bunch of borers. If it were a university like Swallowing Starry Sky, that would still be great.

This protagonist can go to the world of immortality, why not learn an external incarnation or something and go inside the passage to have a look. If you don't study martial arts, how about learning some body skills, or sword skills, or sword skills? If you really like fists, you should learn some fist skills. . . That marquis fights desperately to help him fight. The protagonist can move between two worlds. Why not get some healing medicine? Watching Mr. Hou die? There is also that scheming woman. The protagonist said that he would spread the cultivation method in the future. The protagonist himself decided to spread it after he became stronger. As a result, he had more contact with that woman. If something comes, he will test it first. Do you plan to accept her as a disciple and give her the Qi training method first? You didn't even reveal that you wanted to give it to your sister who you have the best relationship with. . . You can go to the Immortal Cultivation World, but where is the Sutra Pavilion? Are you not interested in checking it out? You don't want to learn anything about sword control? Fights are basically one kick or one punch? At present, there are hundreds of palms. There are no weapons for fighting. Apart from the flying sword for the protagonist, what else is there besides the knife?

I discovered a problem. As long as the protagonist falls asleep in one world, he will go to another world. In other words, the protagonist's consciousness will always be active and will not collapse?

Is it possible that the immortal cultivator is a practitioner of both physical and mental skills, rather than being a pure mage?