Wuxia Crossover: Grinding Through the Heavens, Starting in Langhuan Jade Cave

Which of the female protagonists in Tianlong doesn't care about looks? You've already said that full looks are 100 points, and you want the protagonist to have 20 points in looks. What the hell is this not Wu Dalang? Wang Yuyan and Li Qingluo are both good-looking. If Murong Fu has 20 points of good looks, do you think Wang Yuyan likes him? If Duan Yu has 20 points of good looks, he will be treated like a spoiler as soon as he enters Mantuo Villa, let alone the threshold of Xiaoyao Sect. It just needs to be good-looking. I really don't know what you think. This is not a modern novel. As long as you have money, which mixed martial arts heroine is not good-looking? If Jiang Feng has 20 points of good-looking, Yao Yue will probably kill Jiang Feng in the first round.

Shaolin's 72 unique skills of Bodhicitta can only be practiced to the day after tomorrow, Dzogchen? How have the protagonists been suppressed by you?

Isn't Tianlong's greatest opportunity lying in Wuliang Mountain? Are you afraid that the protagonist is too powerful? He also mentioned Shaolin at Shi Shuige Mantuo Villa, but he didn't mention Beiming Magical Art and Lingbo Weibu?

The writing is boring, and the setting is speechless! Can't you upgrade without advanced skills?

According to what you said, how did Qiao Feng achieve the ultimate level of cultivation by practicing ordinary internal skills?

If you want strength but no strength, if you have a backstage and no backstage, you still want to die.

It's really bad that I'm a bad person and yet I look down on others and say I like young girls. It's really a shame that the author writes a bad person and the characters are also bad people.

I really don't blame the lack of rewards. There are actually many bad points in the book. I don't know if the author did not refer to other fans before writing or did not do basic research. Some of them simply set the names, and the characters and the like may not be the same as the original in terms of power settings. Some of them are not good in content. For example: the martial arts realm is acquired, innate, and master. In the end, it is also divided into third-rate, second-rate, first-rate, and Dzogchen. . . You might as well write about the front, middle and back stages! Think about it, don't you think it's strange that others say you are a third-rate master? There is also the character of the protagonist and part of the plot. All added up, it is really a little poison, a little poison, a little poison = a big poison = no desire to watch anymore.

What you said above is correct, in the early stage when there is no backstage and no strength, if you don't have enough good looks, just go out and give it away. Except for Xu Zhu, there are no ugly protagonists in the gold series, but do you have Xu Zhu's good luck? Xu Zhu will be ridiculed if he is taught skills in the future. If he is not strong, who cares about him? Even the top brother Shi Potian would have died halfway if he hadn't been so good-looking...

It's so boring. When I saw that Li Qingluo was born with a first-rate talent, and the energy in her body instantly knocked the protagonist's second-rate talent away, I was speechless. What's the use of the protagonist's Dzogchen martial arts? Could it be that Shaolin's 72 stunts are also inferior? , What is the use of the protagonist's liver, and the Dzogchen Dzogchen method cannot break through the innateness. I am speechless. People practice one mental method for a lifetime, and accumulate more and more skills. Your Dzogchen Kung Fu can be said to accumulate a lot of skill every day. With the liver problem, one year is more than others n years. I believe it. Your Dzogchen Kung Fu will not move as soon as it is perfected the day after tomorrow. I really can't understand it.