The land of Shenzhou is divided among countless powers. The five great dynasties of Qin, Sui, Song, Yuan, and Ming rule the world, while the four top factions of Wudang, Shaolin, the Little Sage Manor, and the Six Paths of Evil dominate all beneath heaven.
Daoism, Buddhism, Confucianism, demonic cultivation, and swordsmanship are the five main paths of martial artists.
Here are Zhang Sanfeng, founder of Wudang, and Ling Donglai, the peerless grandmaster; Shaolin's founder, Bodhidharma; the Confucian sage Xun; Xiang Yutian, the Evil Emperor of the Six Paths; the Twelve Mysteries, Xiao Sanxiao; Pang Ban, the Demon Master; and Beimingzi of Daoism's Heavenly Sect...
Ye Gucheng, the Immortal from Beyond the Heavens; Ximen Chuixue, whose sword comes from the west; Xie Xiaofeng of the Divine Sword Manor; Wuming, the modern legend of the martial world; A Qing, the Sword Goddess of Yue; Lang Fanyun, the swordsman of ultimate passion; and Gai Nie, Qin's newly risen Sword Saint...
The worlds of Jin Yong, Gu Long, Liang Yusheng, Wen Rui'an, and Huang Yi are all here. Snowflake Goddess Dragon, the Wind and Cloud trilogy, The World of Fantasy, The Legend of Qin... They're all here, too!
One last thing: this book has no System. If you don't like that, feel free to move on!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Pig's Knuckle has no cheats, his qualifications are not set to be unique in the world, and he has not been set to have many opportunities. Then how can he be so awesome that he can compete with the best people in the world? Can you reach the strongest level in this world? Why should he? A way of writing that relies on the author to trick the readers into thinking? The author's way of writing is 48,000 miles worse than that of Long Aotian, and it is the lowest level of writing. Long Aotian can defy the heavens and the earth, and that's because the author's settings are reasonable, his qualifications are unparalleled, and his plug-ins are awesome. There's nothing wrong with pig's feet being so awesome. Even in Xiaobai's writing, the reader doesn't think it's intellectual, he thinks it's reasonable, and it's also enjoyable. But there is an author whose level is the lowest. He sets Pig's Knuckle to be of average talent or considered a genius, but not the only one. There are no plug-ins. But even with this setting, Pig's Knuckle can be even more awesome than those peerless geniuses. Why, the reason is that the author regards the readers as brains
What this kind of author likes to say the most is that pig's feet are not very talented, there are no plug-ins, and their strength is a little worse than those of the peerless geniuses, but once they start fighting with others, they win every game. Let me ask the author, are you **? What I want to tell readers is that whether it is a mindless and cool article or an article with awesome writing skills, the author does not think of the readers when writing. Brainless writing also requires skill.
Some people can only reach Grand Master, while some people are the lowest Grand Master. These people can only widen the gap as the level of the world becomes higher. The most obvious one is Zhang Sanfeng
All the clan members are dead, are they all influenced by foreign surnames?
If you don't look at me, get out of here. Please get out first out of respect.
The world will collapse easily if there is too much, and I always feel that it is weird to bring the Qin Dynasty into my mind when writing about mixed martial arts. I feel that no emperor can compare to Brother Shang Zheng.
Without the system, will there really be no one to patronize it? Anyone who dares to reply to me will be cursed by me to be molested by various goddesses every night!
It's really frustrating not having a good system. First of all, this is a big world... Qin Shi, Fengyun, etc., Are there tens of thousands of masters and above? Secondly, the Daqian Empire, which was his backer at the beginning, was destroyed quietly for no reason. Didn't he have any background and was destroyed so easily? The author has always emphasized the talent of the protagonist. The protagonist practices top-notch skills, is guided by a great master, makes medicine from a young age, and only enters Xiantian at the beginning. However, among his several subordinates, the older ones have already experienced it, and the remaining two are as big as pig's feet and have advanced to Xiantian earlier than the protagonist. Can you take a closer look?
The writing is okay, I hope there are no eunuchs
Why do I feel like I have read this book several years ago, and I really want to post this review (I seem to have posted all the above, it's weird, I have traveled through time?)