I’ll Master the Forbidden Arts, You’ll Bear the Side Effects

The evil skills are too weak, but they are a hundred times more effective. The real evil skills have been mastered for a long time [Start]

Alas, the protagonist has a second talent, and it turns out that a random person he meets also hides the second talent. The predecessor was inexplicably followed by a beautiful woman for a year, and the protagonists walked together naturally after time travel. Almost everyone knows what the protagonist's evil skills are and what their side effects are. The protagonist also generously introduced that I have a method that will have no side effects. If you look at the situation of the enemies, everyone can guess it.

That person can use it when he goes in and is defeated, but he doesn't necessarily have to use it. In the future, when entering a dungeon similar to a temple, you can bring elixirs or other equipment that can temporarily increase your strength to use in order to increase your survival rate. The protagonist can be said to have a hidden physique that is invulnerable to all methods, and practicing any evil method has no side effects. It seems that the protagonist has not practiced the Sunflower Book, the Blood Sword Sutra, and the Toad Kung Fu. There are also Seven Injury Boxing, Lu Ban Jing, Dou Yan Code, and double cultivation. I don't know whether they are considered evil or not. The heroine probably has a pure yin body, so she can practice quickly.

I always feel that evil power is not evil enough

How about Seven Injury Fist? Injure the enemy a thousand and eighty [thoughts]

Relatively speaking, it is a good novel. Come on, the author.

It's indeed interesting, but it seems that the author of this book is no longer writing it, and he seems to be writing a new one. I wonder if his new book has been opened?

What happens if the enemy gives a false name?

Interesting novel