Northern Darkness Divine Skill from the Start

The trend of martial arts and martial arts fantasy. Martial arts plot. Drunk, drunk.

Personally, I think the Sunflower Book is invincible. I remember there was a book that said extreme yin gave rise to yang, and then the penis grew and the yin and yang merged and became invincible!

Black and white. Being scolded, and a little bit of that. The protagonist is enough.

You yell at the system at the beginning, how long can you live without system, haha

The author's imagination is too poor. The most you write about is Zhongwu. Without the influence of other external factors, the upper limit of Beiming Shen Gong is only Zhongwu. If it is not considered high martial arts, let alone fantasy. Let me give the author a brief introduction to the understanding of most readers. Neither attack nor speed can reach the speed of sound in medium and below martial arts. High martial arts attacks can produce sonic booms but their movement speed cannot reach the speed of sound. Whether they attack or move above the speed of sound, it is fantasy and cannot be compared with martial arts.

This person seeking revenge is probably an extremely self-centered Long Aotian! Take a look, and say as soon as he comes up: I am a genius, and I will regret it if I don't accept him! If you really want to take this guy into the sect, you must definitely follow the lyrics: Fly into the sky and be side by side with the sun!!!

You, the young leader of the Demon Cult, have been poisoned by others, so you just cut off their hands and that's it. Why don't you be the protagonist? You might as well be some saint's son*

After reading more than forty chapters, the protagonist didn't kill anyone! Those seven bandits committed suicide. If they had not committed suicide and were not too stubborn, they would probably all have survived. Calling him a hero of benevolence and righteousness is a bit too much. After all, he seriously injured so many people, disabled the bandit's hand and hamstrings, and let the old beggar destroy his nephew's hands, his subordinate's eyes, etc. But if you only get injured but not seriously injured, or even not injured at all, you can be called a benevolent and righteous hero.

I think, originally, the subject matter was in opposition to the protagonist, and it was considered a villain novel. But what did you write behind it?

What the hell? The protagonist is a man and a god in the devil's world who kills harm for the people. He draws his sword to help when there is injustice on the road! It was obviously a robbery and the protagonist was killed, right?