The Great Voyage, but I Practice Martial Arts

Everyone in the One Piece world is really bad, but many fans are devaluing the red* to death, while insisting on Cap Aokiji and Sengoku Whitebeard, completely ignoring the fact that there is absolutely no good thing in the pirate navy. When the pro-hero group does some good things, they ignore all the bad things they do, and treat them as if they never happened.

Shaoqing, I think even external skills are not so easy to be stolen, right? This is no ordinary martial arts. The protagonist uses all unique skills, which are the core of the sect. For example, the Eighteen Palms for Subduing the Dragon, this palm technique cannot be just an external appearance. It involves the use of strength, the movement of true energy, and various secret techniques and tricks. They cannot be imitated simply by simply trying to imitate them, let alone the extremely strong and powerful palm movements on top of these techniques. There is also the Tianshan Plum-Breaking Skill, which involves the knowledge of various acupoints, muscles and bones of the human body. You may not be able to understand it just by looking at it. There are also unique skills like the Talisman of Life and Death, which are purely driven by internal energy. How can they learn it if they don't even have internal energy? Therefore, I feel that even if it is external skills, even if you secretly film and learn them, you can only learn the external airs at best. If no one teaches the more fundamental inner essence of martial arts, it is impossible to learn it. Of course, it is not ruled out that pure physical martial arts masters like Garp and Zefa can learn some of it, but I think even they are unlikely to be able to learn it just by watching it without having a few fights with the protagonist to experience the power of martial arts. This is my opinion.

After reading the author's four books, you are indeed becoming more and more useless as you get more confused. I hope you can settle down.

If you don't have the heart to learn martial arts, it's a waste to learn it secretly! If the shape is just not what you want it to be, isn't it just a trick to attract cats and tigers? Maybe it's not as good as that, let's see how it's explained later!

The protagonists in novels these days are all refined egoists, greasy and disgusting, not even a chivalrous one. Without chivalry and righteousness, without pleasure and grudges, can we be called a chivalrous person?

The author is still good at writing about dark genres. These several modified works are not very good, especially this one seems to have sold out. Among these bad books, the one I like the most is One Punch Man. In addition, the author is now trapped in a vicious cycle. After writing more than 100,000 words, he feels that the profit is not good enough to finish the book. Readers see that the author frequently fails to finish the book and dare not follow for fear that it will suddenly fail. The result is now like this. I am like this myself. I have read every book by the author in the past. But when I saw the charge for this book, I stopped reading it because I was scared. The author of the result…

The Tathagata Divine Palm in Kung Fu is obviously better than the Nine Sun Divine Kung Fu. Jin Yong's martial arts is just low martial arts. How could he defeat Lei Li, unless it is the Nine Sun Divine Kung Fu in comics like Dragon and Tiger Gate?

It's so laborious to defeat Garp. Sword Twenty-Three or Twenty-Four can defeat him directly. Or Garp isn't very domineering. The magic modification of Beiming's magic power of absorbing stars and transforming power can directly drain his domineering power.

I think it's very well written, but don't add settings that others can learn by just taking a look at it, otherwise it will be too **

The protagonist feels too holy