
Wuxia: A Beacon of Righteousness, Mastering Demonic Arts at a Glance
武侠:正道之光,魔功一学就会
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 144k Words
- Subgenre
- Traditional Wuxia
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
66Chapters
2MReads
26.7kFlowers
10.0Score
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What annoys me the most is that even though the skill is at full level, the result is that the strength is just that, and the level is not necessarily that high. I remember that in previous novels, one's strength would be determined by the level of practice. Now we do this kind of fancy stuff just to attract attention.
This is the beginning of this wasteful flow again
I think, since the protagonist can learn martial arts instantly, even if it is magic martial arts, why doesn't he dare to tell his parents? Suffice it to say, even if it is demonic martial arts, I believe that Catcher will definitely let the protagonist learn it. After all, in this environment, the most important thing is to have martial arts. It is unreasonable for the protagonist not to take advantage of such good resources.
It's fine for the protagonist to hide it from outsiders, but is it really necessary to hide it from his own relatives? Martial arts is martial arts, and secrets are just secrets. It doesn't require killing people to practice martial arts. I feel that the protagonist really doesn't need to hide it from his relatives.
Don't tell me that with your identity, you still need to hide your strength, pretend to be a pig and eat the tiger? And then the useless protagonist counterattacks? How could someone with such a high status be doing something like a loser?
Another act of showing off and slapping a girl in the face without thinking.
Hiding it from everyone, pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger.
A bit like the low-profile brainless Long Aotian version of Xiaofeng (*head saves life)
The martial arts level is at full level at the beginning, and then the protagonist does not upgrade to one level of cultivation until the release of the book. The author deliberately suppresses the protagonist because he needs experience. It is very unpleasant to watch. The experience and other things are the author's own settings.
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