Wuxia Crossover: I Inherited Wei Wu's Legacy and Stole Little Dragon Girl Away

In ancient times, Wang Chongyang was invincible with just one innate skill such as shooting the vulture. The realm should be innate, right? Just like this, not to mention the Five Jue, just one Mei Chaofeng can kill through the palace! Let's talk about Tianlong, Xiao Feng, in the Great Liao War, thousands of troops and horses captured the flag, and then the two dragons passed on, the great master destroyed the city's combat power. Since the random blowing in the snow, the divine horse and the celestial elephant pointed Xuan Jingang, Celestial beings, etc. The problem is that the name is so awesome, but the combat power is beyond the limit, and the slogans are loud and clear, what about killing immortals, destroying gods, Li Chungang fought more than 2,000 small soldiers, Tangtang Celestial master, almost died, and he will die against ten thousand people? The Eighteenth Grandmaster fought against an army of 400,000, etc. There are many self-contradictions. They are bragging to death in the snow, and they are called famous and awesome. In fact, the realm of heaven and man is not as good as that of Wang Chongyang.

My method of spiritual victory is called Wei Wu's legacy, which is actually the fault of a green-haired turtle taking over the game.

Grandmaster walking all over the place? I was speechless when I saw the new chapter of Murong Fu's four great masters.

Qiu Chuji is already a great master, and if he has an innate talent, he can stand up to the sky! For a better comparison, take a look at The Legend of Double Dragons of the Tang Dynasty: The Grandmaster

Why do all the protagonists in the book use swords?

Damn, I really can't understand that Murong Fu was originally a person who was seeking fame and reputation. Nan Murong refers more to the names of the Murong family such as Murong Longcheng, Murong Bo, etc., But now his servants have the strength of a great master? The weak ones in the original work could only bully a few bits and take advantage of them, but are they so strong now? Even if it's mixed martial arts, it can only be that you become stronger when you should be strong, and you become stronger when you shouldn't be strong, and you really lose your favor. For example, Zhang Sanfeng, Ximen Chuixue, Dugu Qiubai, etc. It is really the world that limits them. Otherwise, they would have soared into the sky. These people have become stronger and there is nothing wrong with them. But some supporting players only have this little qualification, and they remain at a third-rate level throughout their lives, and then they become stronger. This is not very understandable.

There are three types of novel protagonists who hate the most: 1. The Virgin, who spares her hands when encountering enemies and repays evil with kindness. 2. He is cold and cruel. He puts on an ice face all day long and pretends to be cold, as if the whole world owes him money. He kills people like crazy. 3 Pure hanging silk, once he succeeds, he becomes rampant, that is, like the protagonist of this book, he has no system and is considered a D. Is there any sparkle in his body?

Judging from what the author wrote, a general from the Murong family can make all the seven Quanzhen disciples reach a high level. Is this really good? It is really not as good as the great master, and the world is full of people! It is difficult to unify the realms and easy to handle. Take brokenness as the highest level, press it in the snow, mention it in the golden book, and use Huang Yi as the standard! What kind of deity is determined to be equal to the great master who has reached perfection and is broken in half a step?

Can you please stop raising the cultivation level of the supporting characters according to the cultivation level of the protagonist? Bai Yifei and Ji Wuye were actually half-way gods. If you write it this way, the black and white Xuanjian in the net are not immortals, and the net is just a bunch of immortals! Your combat power is so low like this, isn't it?

In the early stage, Yang Guo didn't even leave the ancient tomb. Where did he get the Gentleman's Sword?