National Fate: Martial Arts Are Dead Last? The Abandoned Heavenly Emperor's Legacy from the Start

To be honest, the writing of the book is pretty bad, but the plot is quite fresh. Giving the Template of the Qi Tian Emperor at the beginning feels like a gimmick. It's pretty pretentious, but it's useless at all. The system can't let the protagonist fuse the strength without getting hurt. You don't even have the basic method of the template itself. After integrating the divine template, you still have to practice it step by step. You have to do the exercises yourself. The template also provides some energy and changes the person's appearance. What is the meaning of the author writing this template?

Earlier he said that killing the whole world would not work, at least he would have to kill everyone, but in the end he relented. Since Jue Yuan feels that they are suffering, then just let them be reincarnated early! Maybe they were pitiful and innocent, but at that time, being under the big tree of Shaolin was what many people dreamed of. When the protagonist kills the Shaolin monks, they will only hate the protagonist without the power to intimidate them. Therefore, the protagonist's sympathy is purely placed on *, and he still abandons the template of the boss, but cannot make such a decisive decision to abandon the boss. . . . . . Pure and honest

I'm a little confused, isn't the Qitian Emperor just a broken star??? Not even at the river level. When did you reach the peak of Daluo Jinxian or quasi-sage???? This made me dumbfounded. The protagonist is a time traveler. Is the worldview so small??? Or is it that the author is perfect??? Treating a third-line combat force as a ceiling...

Wouldn't it be better if I just choose the Dragon Talisman??? Once upon a time, Long Fu was also a martial artist!

Basically all cultural sects' martial arts are derived from Taoist Buddhist scriptures. Once you read these thoroughly, martial arts will come naturally. The typical character Huang Shang, his masterpiece Jiuyin Zhenjing came from this way. So don't just look at the martial arts, but also look at its fundamental origin. When you have accumulated enough later, don't look for martial arts, look for books, Taoism, Buddhist scriptures, Confucianism, etc.

Why did novels in the past have a clear ranking level, but why is it so confusing now? I started reading novels in 2008. The thing that clearly defines the level is lifespan. It doesn't matter how powerful the characters in this world are, which world's characters live longer, which world has a higher level. This is how I understood it before. No matter how awesome you are, if you can't live for ten thousand years, just say The level of the Ming Dynasty is not high, so don't touch porcelain, Journey to the West, Conferred the Gods, etc. I also forgot when the life span has nothing to do with the world level. It seems that starting from watching Yang Mi's Three Lives, Three Lives, the fight between gods that lasted for tens of thousands of years was not as powerful as Qiao Feng's fight.

Emperor Ye Tian/Emperor Huang Tian: You are the only one called Emperor Qi Tian

The Blood Tribe has always been a legend in Eastern Slavic Europe and the Balkan Peninsula. What does it have to do with the United States, which has only a history of more than two hundred years? The American legend couldn't be about Indian scalping?

After getting the seal, you have to become stronger to unlock the power. Didn't I say that since you are afraid of death and can seal it, why can't you slowly absorb the fusion upgrade?

India can build it on its own, so it's not the secret realm of Xiaoli. Ba Yang, North Korea, and Israel all have their own nuclear bombs.