Ask About Wudang

Did the protagonist watch the movie before time travel and deliberately pretended to be stupid and didn't know the real murderer? No one knows the murderer is a doctor?

You can also let your senior brother have his leg broken in a sneak attack. Is the protagonist a pig? Otherwise, don't write about brotherly love. Since you set it up like this. He also knew that his senior brother would be robbed this time. How could he sneak out alone and chase someone? This is equivalent to the protagonist traveling through time and becoming Yang Guo, knowing that the little dragon girl may be immobilized next, but the protagonist still throws the little dragon girl there alone. Then it felt like it was ruined.

The protagonist failed too much. Trapped. . The protagonist is not a successful time traveler.

The protagonist has been practicing for more than 10 years, and then he can't beat Yang Xiao. I remember Zhang Wuji has been practicing for more than ten years. Zhang Wuji seems to have only been practicing for 4 years. Can Jiuyang beat Yang Xiao? Is the protagonist inferior to Zhang Wuji, or is Chunyang inferior to Jiuyang?

I don't even want to say it. Just after the sky opened, there were creatures that took form.

The titles of the following chapters make me want to read them 0.0

I feel like I'm off topic. . . Isn't the protagonist's main goal to seek the Tao? The goal of coming to the world is to be indestructible and absorb the power. Why is it involved in a dispute in the court? The more Tao is cultivated, the more he goes back?

I really think about it. From when I first started writing it to now, each page is worse than the last. I don't know what to say. The updates are also slow. The content is the same. It's tasteless and it's a pity to abandon it.

I know clearly that something will happen to your third brother, but you still go out to chase Yin Susu. The author is stupid.

One chapter in three days, be convinced, be convinced. Can't hurry up

If you write this way, is there any difference whether this book contains you or not? When I read the original novel, I at least had a climax and ups and downs, which was much more relaxing than yours.

I feel that the Beiming Divine Technique was written a bit well in the first volume. You must know that in the Eight Divisions of Tianlong, the founder of the Xiaoyao Sect, Wu Yazi, and even Li Qiushui and others knew the Beiming Divine Technique. Why no one uses the Beiming Divine Technique to absorb other people's internal energy? It must be that the more other people's skills are absorbed, the more difficult it will be to assimilate them into Beiming's true energy, which will affect the improvement of the subsequent martial arts realm. What's more, although the original work is about being able to assimilate other people's internal energy into Beiming's true energy, can it really be perfectly assimilated into the same true energy that you have worked so hard to cultivate? You see, the internal power that Wu Yazi passed on to Xu Zhu in the original novel was what Wu Yazi had cultivated himself through hard work.

After entering the original, I feel that my personality has changed a lot, and I have become very murderous. Although I say that I kill all the people who deserve to die, my murderous intention is really too serious, and I should have inner demons.

I always feel that others call the protagonist Lao Ba, which feels weird (*head)

I think it's better if the protagonist can put some effort into learning. Cultivation of the mind is also an important part of the path of spiritual practice. So I agree with your setting, but your verbal expression does not make me feel that he has succeeded in cultivating virtue. Just forget about a few words with modern meanings popping up from time to time. It's really contradictory to the temperament that there are words like "f*ck" appearing. Another point is don't just say she's beautiful when you meet a woman, and don't just take it with her when you meet a female plot character. Of course, I don't ask for too much, that's all on this platform. So as long as you can be more serious and mix it up a little bit. I believe there are many people who support it.

Commentary on Chapter 220 of Xin Qiji's "Asking about Wudang": Flying sand in the desert, encountering criminals on the road.

Why doesn't the author write about the Taoist Tianzong of Mingyue in the Qin Dynasty? There is no need to write about the Qin Dynasty, because Guo Manhua can't write about it. But I think I should write about Taoist Tianzong's martial arts. He Guang Tongchen is so handsome.

The author can write about Zhu Xian in the next world!

I still remember a book written by Zhang Sanfeng. The protagonist's surname is Wang, and the Jianghu people are called Wang Ba Xia. I don't know which book it is. Anyway, when I see the protagonist, I think Wang Ba Xia is good. Wang Ba Xia is so good (⊙o⊙). It makes me laugh to death.

Tsk tsk tsk, as expected, it's cold.

Use the infinite stream method to open Kamen Rider to DIY the knight. The author also hired an artist to draw illustrations. Black Hole Kuuga and Shenghui are all super cool.

Commentary on Chapter 78 of "Flowing Gold: Buying the Old Bungalow of Jiang Nansun's Family" written by Baocai about falling in love with Baicai.