Journey to the West: You Cultivate Immortality, I Train in Martial Arts

When I saw the introduction, it was like scolding the author. Can martial arts be compared with immortality? Those who say that Pangu's path of strength is for martial arts training, doesn't it mean that there is no physical training in the immortal way? Do you really think that immortality just knows how to cast spells?

. . Do you dare to compare martial arts to immortality? In my opinion, martial arts is a small branch of immortality, and martial arts is suitable for those with poor qualifications.

Fool, you can't compare to someone else's magic even if you practice till death.

Brother, you're not good at practicing martial arts. People can't beat you. They can throw spells. After a spell, you won't die to satisfy your craving, right? Pangu is the law of litchi, what about you? Is Tantan an expert in martial arts? If you can't defeat me in close combat with a single spell, you won't die?

Martial arts are not as powerful as immortal magic, right?

I will go to Scum Tang Monk. Without the system, the end will not be much better.

I feel that cultivating immortals is better than practicing martial arts. Cultivation of immortals includes martial arts. Isn't martial arts for people who have no talent for cultivating immortals?

There is also a book that tells you to practice martial arts while I cultivate immortality...

Martial arts is simply not as strong as immortality.

The way Immortal Dao uses the laws is an extension of the law, while the way martial arts uses the laws is another way. There are martial arts training system levels, but martial arts did not appear in the prehistoric times. Immortal Dao is the only mainstream, but it cannot be said that martial arts cannot be practiced to the top, but no one practices it. (Personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it)