From Martial Arts to Magic Martial Arts

How can I put it this way? I don't know why it feels like there's no sense of immersion. There are a lot of typos and the label is cool. As a result, the protagonist is like a rat in the gutter.

What I admire most about this book is that the author tried his best to suppress the male protagonist's combat power. The male protagonist harvested a bunch of immortal bases, practiced various awesome special effects, various food-gang celestial arts, and even the three thousand avenues of eternal life, but the protagonist's combat power has always been that of the King of Martial Arts. The evil-eating magic skills taught by the male protagonist are just half-step into the martial arts.

Ever since I read the author's last book, Killing Three Corpses, I know that this author is very imaginative in writing books, with novel themes and good writing style. It's just that the author likes to lower the protagonist's combat power and elevate others. In the last book, the protagonist absorbed the essence and blood of thousands of innate masters to reach the first level of innate cultivation. In addition, the comprehensive martial arts world in the previous book was okay, but as soon as he entered the realm of fantasy and immortality, the author began to let go of his own mess.

The protagonist was beaten to death again. The protagonist's fighting prowess is really hard to describe.

The author of this book likes to suppress the protagonist's combat power. The protagonist obtained a lot of immortal organs and cultivated a flawless body. The Five Elements Canopy and others are only at the realm of the King of Martial Arts. The Evil Eater taught by the protagonist has reached the Dragon Level in half a step. There are also a bunch of thousand-year-old antiques in Fengyun. The protagonist has a lifespan of 300 years after practicing a bunch of food-gang celestial arts. This is off the mark.

I don't quite understand your setting. You gave Xiao Yu the Iron Evil Bug, not to make Xiao Yu a cauldron. As a result, people got powerful power to hunt you down and kill everyone, and you were completely reborn! It's a good setting to throw away money, you are the mastermind behind the scenes, you are the main character.

**Protagonist The protagonist despises martial arts and does not practice martial arts. He does not understand the various martial arts in his own Gangqi cultivation system, nor does he study Taoist scriptures or Buddhism. He relies entirely on immortal foundations, and then has martial arts masters beat him down time and time again, and then runs away in panic. There is no point in talking about being tall.

The feeling of eating something tasteless and throwing it away is a pity. The more I read this book, the more boring it became.

This plot cannot be pushed forward a little faster. The plot was a bit too drawn out. Isn't it possible that the magic of eating evil spirits can't be spread on a large scale? Wouldn't it be better to harvest together?

Why don't you spread the magic of eating evil spirits? Only when one is passed on can one be harvested. This efficiency is too slow.