
Qi Neng**
炁能**
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 160k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Cultivation
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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In booklists 14
Modern Martial Arts Practitioners, Ming Jin, Dark Jin, Hua Jin, Grandmaster
Ancient Martial Arts, Passionate Students, Modern Martial Arts
There Are Urban Novels by an Jin, Ming Jin and Grandmaster. Thank You All.
Are there any urban novels by masters An Jin and Ming Jin, similar to the novels of The Strongest Soldier King or God of War Dragon King Palace! Thank you all book friends!
The Male Protagonist Practices Chinese Martial Arts in the Courtyard
The Protagonist Has Been Practicing Martial Arts Since He Was a Child. There Must Be a Process to Practice Martial Arts and Cultivate Immortality.
Urban Book the Protagonist Practices Bajiquan, and One of His Seniors Also Practices It.
There is an organization inside, and its members are codenamed after playing cards.
Urban Martial Arts Training, a Novel About Chinese Martial Arts
Do You Have Any Recommendations for Novels About Chinese Martial Arts? !
Similar to Yu, the state of the city is unparalleled
Urban Martial Arts, Plus Points in Chinese Martial Arts
Want to watch something similar to "Chuanwu: Return to the Village and Show Off?" I'll add some books on "Learning Martial Arts to Become a Saint". In modern times, if you add some Chinese martial arts and martial arts, it is best not to have a female protagonist. Even if it's not a Tomato book
He Started Practicing Chinese Martial Arts on Earth and Later Relied on Chinese Martial Arts to Continuously Upgrade and Move Towards the Stars.
I want to read a book similar to "Global Superpowers, I Enter Taoism with Martial Arts, and Shatter the Galaxy with My Fist".
Requesting: Ming Jin, Dark Jin, Hua Jin, the Master's Urban Novel!
Ancient Martial Arts
Do you have any recommendations? I've seen a lot of them. It's boring without new blood injection.
Find a Chinese Martial Arts Novel
I read a novel before, but I forgot the name. The protagonist learned martial arts, avenged his master, assassinated Cixi, and took the second palace.
Are There Any People Practicing Martial Arts in Modern Cities?
I would like to read a book similar to "The beginning of strength, starting from my rectification of the name of Chinese martial arts".

































After reading the preface and the first chapter, it is generally very good. It can be seen that the author has done some research on "martial arts" and has put in a certain amount of effort. "Martial arts is a correct way of exercise that conforms to the way of heaven, follows the laws of nature, and conforms to medical principles." This sentence is the original sentence in the author's preface. I personally agree with this sentence. I hope the author can combine "martial arts" with medical principles (whether it is traditional Chinese medicine or Western medicine) to write a different martial arts. At present, I have nearly 160,000 words, so I will put it on the bookshelf first. Not many people have read it yet, so I hope the author can stick with it. Also give some suggestions: 1. Some sentences need to be carefully considered. I have mentioned some in the preface and the first chapter. I hope the author can correct them. Of course, it may be that I did not understand what the author wanted to express; 2. You need to pay attention to the use of some punctuation marks, such as the difference between "," and "," and which one should be used more reasonably to connect two sentences; 3. I hope the author can think carefully about the usage of the three "de" sounds of "", "" and ""; 4. Although there are not many typos in the preface and the first chapter, there are still some. I hope the author can re-read and revise it after writing a chapter. Of course, my four suggestions may seem a bit "fault-finding" in the eyes of some people, as if they are nitpicking, but this is my attitude towards a work, whether it is a literary work or an online novel, it is inevitable to be picky. I believe there are people like me, otherwise it will be very uncomfortable to watch. According to my evaluation standards, this book is at least 4 stars, but not 5 stars. The author seems to be a newcomer, and this book seems to be a debut work. It needs the support and encouragement of readers, so I give it 5 stars. Moreover, it is difficult to disagree with the book's sentence "Martial arts is a correct way of exercise that conforms to the way of heaven, follows the laws of nature, and is in line with medical principles." I look forward to a masterpiece!