Wuxia Crossover: Hundredfold Returns, Building an Immortal Clan

It's already the Ming Dynasty. With such a good foundation from the Shen family, why are you still squatting in the Central Plains and looking at the faces of the Zhu family? Go out and colonize! First, learn from Zheng Zhilong and become the Pirate King, then occupy places like Hokkaido and Vladivostok and slowly farm and develop them, and then follow the Thousand Islands and Aleutian Islands or the North Pacific Warm Current to Xinda. The sea is wide enough for fish to jump, and the sky is high enough for birds to fly. During this period, no one had any awareness of this, and there were no competitors. Within a hundred years, Spain would be able to replace Spain and become the first country on which the sun never sets. The most indispensable thing in the feudal era was the people who could not survive and sold themselves into slavery. There was no need to worry about the source of immigrants. If there were not enough women, they could go to Korea and Japan along the way.

What you wrote is too frustrating. The opening scene is already bloody enough. What the hell are you writing after?

If the protagonist didn't kill every single one of the Zhu family, there would be no need to write this novel, and probably no one would read it.

So you are still being treated as a slave?

How should I put it? I feel like the author could consider reopening and reimagining it. After reading Chapter 40, in addition to sending some money, the family was also intercepted. The family has no sense of existence and cannot answer any questions. Secondly, not everyone knows about Zhu Wuli's martial arts, right? It seems that it was only revealed later that the Dharma Absorbing Technique is equivalent to magic power, and Zhu Rong's internal strength is so strong. As long as someone discovers that he is using the Dharma Absorbing Technique, it will be known that he has absorbed many masters of the sect. No matter what, it is impossible for anyone to know that he can absorb the Gong Dharma. Also, if Zhu Wuli remembers correctly, he seems to have been holding back, right? But it's almost the same as Mingpai here, although it's not a big problem There is also the Dharma of absorbing power. The best Dharma of absorbing power in the world is different from Jin Yong's. The Dharma of absorbing power can absorb people's martial arts and internal energy. However, the martial arts of absorbing people is superior to Jin Yong's absorbing power, and the internal force will not conflict. It just seems to be diluted. I heard it is one-twentieth.

Chapter 42: I saw you saying that Barrett is more powerful than the Grand Master here, which means he can kill the Grand Master! I'm not sure whether the above can be killed, so do you still need to write about it? Unless the protagonist cultivates immortality in the future, even if he becomes an immortal, he will not be able to compete with the Ming Dynasty!

It's not that this genre is bad, it's just that it doesn't have many interesting features. The protagonist is too restrictive. He has a family, and he is not the eldest son, so talking is useless! The protagonist's current situation is that he lacks a clear goal. Is he to form a transcendent force to overpower the dynasty? Or do you want to fight for hegemony and unify the country? You can't have a system and background and still work for a dynasty that wants to kill your whole family and steal your property! Furthermore, the main attraction of mixed martial arts is to recruit beauties, and you, the protagonist, have innate skills, haha! Do I need to say more?

It's so annoying. What should I do? There's so much nonsense. What I'm watching is the plot, not nonsense, not what you're thinking. I just want to know what you're doing now. You've talked a lot of nonsense. Nothing has been done. There's no plot. Are you kidding me? For example, when the system comes, and something is given to him, he immediately answers what the reward is, why is there so much nonsense? I've given something to someone, and I'm just talking nonsense. It took me a long time to say, what's the reward? It seems like I'm slow to react, can't I just do it right away?

What the hell is the Zhanma Sword? It's here.

How should I put it? I feel like the protagonist explains too much for others. Is it necessary? Especially when explaining to the maid,