A Martial Arts Hero Who Gets Stronger with Every Drink!

To be honest, I have never understood why Tian Boguang was whitewashed.

Why is it always mixed martial arts? It's too confusing, the timeline is messy, the character relationships are messy, the plot is messy, the story logic is incomplete, and the system is speechless. Is the protagonist a character or a system? The system flow is the biggest poisonous point. Also, can't we go one world at a time? It's not that comprehensive martial arts is not good. At the very least, the Ming Dynasty and Song Dynasty can be put together to form a world. You can't stew them in one pot! How about making pearl emerald white jade soup and feeding pigs? You look down on readers, right? Who is it?

I just want to know, Tian Boguang used a sharp knife, how did Yi Lin cry during that knife blow, how did the protagonist drink, and how did he talk after drinking? Is this a snail knife?

I just read a few chapters and I don't want to read anymore. I hate pretentiousness the most, but I have to play with my opponents for fun. If the protagonist doesn't have a system, he's just a ****************************************************************************************************

No, Linghu Chong is just such a laji, but you still want to return to Brother Linghu?

It's an embarrassing batch, the protagonist is also pretending to be dead, but he didn't last until two

I*, this protagonist has a sense of forcing himself to be cool, it's really poisonous

The plot of the first chapter is like drinking in a modern pub. Someone next to you is holding a gun and preparing to fight. But he is right next to you. He doesn't run or hide. He just picks up a bottle of wine and does it.

I will blacklist you for accepting Lin Pingzhi as your apprentice!

Isn't it too much to just make up the number of words? It takes so much effort to kill someone