I Have an Anywhere Door

Are you sick? Go to Dragon Ball World to study. Why do you still need to learn the Nine Yang Manual? You don't need the ability to explode stars. Why are you pretending that you still want to explode stars with martial arts? Why don't you go to the fantasy world, Dragon Ball, and the Time Room? You have to wander around.

Martial arts is martial arts, and animation is animation. They have to be forced together. I want the ability of animation to reduce the dimensionality of martial arts, but I am afraid that it will be too invincible and weaken the ability. I don't even have an outline. I think of it as I come up with it. Learning Jiuyang in two years is like a joke.

It's really hard to watch. You wrote more than 100 Dragon Ball battle powers like this. The protagonist is so weak and has no real character at all.

The effect of fairy beans is only this. Have you read the original Dragon Ball?

The author didn't check the information carefully. He is another person who regards Jiuyin as the ultimate yin and Jiuyang as the extremely yang martial arts. The current version of Jiuyin is the authentic Taoist martial arts created by Huang Shang's Tao Zang. The first volume is the basics of internal strength, the second volume is the martial arts moves, and then there is the Sanskrit summary The outline, the general outline only corrects the Taoist martial arts emphasis on femininity, rather than the ultimate yin. The current version of Nine Yangs is the wine-fighting monk who felt that the yin energy was too heavy after seeing the nine yin. He only focused on using softness to overcome hardness, and using yin to defeat yang, which was not as good as the mutual complementarity of yin and yang. At that time, he did not read the general outline.

Can't fairy beans be used to heal injuries? The author, you are a fool. As long as you still have breath, you can be resurrected with full blood regardless of injuries. If you don't understand, don't write randomly, otherwise you will poison a lot of people.

If you go directly to the Qin Dynasty to get antiques, isn't that a high imitation?

The author said that if the protagonist bought something in ancient times, he wouldn't be able to sell it for much money now, because it lacks the precipitation of time, and people will think it is just an imitation.

Are bracelets or belts bad?

No matter how you look at it, it's better to go to the Three Kingdoms to hunt for antiques. Wouldn't it be better to go to Qin for fashion?