Wuxia Crossover: Unlocking the Eight Mystical Skills from the Start

I have a question: Didn't the protagonist say that he wants to live a normal life? Why doesn't he use his full hands to change his face and body before helping others in trouble?

The plot is quite good, but the author is disobedient and asks him to update ten chapters, just two chapters. If the author updates ten chapters today, I will praise the author, otherwise I will be scolded.

The author has great strength, but the bad script just made it come alive [laughing and crying]

I saw Chapter 17, and the first poisonous point appeared in my opinion. Xiao Guo left the capital and went to Qixia Town in order to do justice. But now Tongfu Inn is in the capital, and Guo Juxia is also in the capital. How dare Xiao Guo do something under his father's nose? Moreover, there are many masters in the capital, such as Six Gates, Dragon Guard Villa, Dongchang, Jinyiwei, Shenhou Mansion, and there are so many secret agents in the capital. If the protagonist were in Qixia Town, Xiao Guo's appearance would not be so sudden. The key is that this is the capital. The further back I look, the more boring I feel.

The idea is good and the writing is quite good so far. It will be a good book if it doesn't collapse in the future.

It's great, I personally like it very much. Although the Eight Magic Skills are golden fingers, they are not limited to the Eight Magic Skills like other golden fingers that travel through different worlds. The protagonist's talent comes from Gold Finger. I personally like it very much and will keep following updates. Come on, author.

It looks good. Although the protagonist's strength has not improved much in the past three hundred chapters, it gives me a feeling that it is enough. However, I have some disagreements with the heroines whose relationships can be confirmed at present. Without mentioning the so-called official matches involved in the original work or the original drama, just in terms of getting along with the protagonists and the length of appearances, the first place is Nie Ziyi, followed by Liu Ruoxin, then Murong Zi, then Shen Bijun, and finally Ya Yu. To be honest, there may be multiple heroines. There may be a single heroine, but I can't understand that Ya Yu was the one who confirmed the relationship first. There are only a few appearances and interaction time. Not to mention Nie Ziyi, who has a 50% appearance rate in the plots that have been released. Even if Liu Ruoxin is chosen, even Shen Bijun can understand it. But Ya Yu only appeared two or three times before the relationship was basically confirmed by the protagonist. Before confirming the relationship, it was mentioned in the middle that the two of them had met four or five times. Is it okay? Difficult to comment

The idea is good. Now I am basically invincible in mixed martial arts. But I don't know what elements need to be added in the later stage. I hope there won't be a great chaos with low martial arts and high martial arts.

The book is indeed a good book, and the author's writing style is strong enough, but I prefer the plot at the beginning [laughing and crying] where the protagonist becomes a miracle doctor. It's quite good to just sit and watch the grievances and grievances between Jianghu and Jianghu. This is how it started in the early stage, but later on I didn't want to read it anymore. There are fewer and fewer chapters about curing diseases and saving lives, and most of them are about grievances and grievances between Jianghu and Jianghu.

All I can say is that this book is a complete martial arts chaos. It contains most of the martial arts stories set in the Ming Dynasty that you have seen since childhood. I only watched a few movies and came up with "Under One Man", "Wulin Gaiden", "The Legend of the Medical Clinic", Deng Chao's version of "The Four Great Gods", "Ouchi Secret Agent Ling Ling Fa", "The Best in the World", "Legend of Lu Xiaofeng", "Wind and Cloud", "Tang Bo Hu Spots Autumn Fragrance", "Little Fish and Flowers", and Donnie Yen's version of "The Golden Guard". I just watched it for about twenty minutes. There may be parts I didn't see or things I didn't notice.