Once he traveled through time, he became a sick man in the eyes of the world.
In this world, martial arts rule the roost, but Li Dange has difficulty making achievements in martial arts. He is a sick young man born with a weak constitution, and practicing martial arts means seeking death.
And his family background is also quite complicated. Although he is the prince's son, he has a half-brother staring at him eagerly, and it is difficult to support him as a second generation ancestor for the rest of his life.
What should I do?
Fortunately, if you can't practice martial arts, you can practice Qi.
Although Qi training has been extinct since ancient times in this world.
But Li Dange discovered a BUG.
Ancient Qi training mainly promoted the method of visualization. After the Jedi Heavenly Power, all visualization methods were abolished, and visualization cannot be retained in the mind.
Li Dange took a different approach and engraved his thoughts on his body...
If I can't visualize it, if I just imprint it on myself and realize it, that's the end of it?
Then...
I'm invincible
Reader comments
The book is good, slow-moving, and has a lot of foreshadowing. It made me feel itchy while reading it. The supporting characters are also quite distinctive.
But there is a question, who is the villain? Which happy door is it? Or Emperor Chu? Or the protagonist's stepmother?
A very good Liangcao novel. The characters and plots are quite rich and real. It's worth reading.
It's pretty good-looking, and it's not ridiculous either.
It's beautiful. I haven't read a book like this in a long time.
The book is good, slow-moving, and has a lot of foreshadowing. It made me feel itchy while reading it. The supporting characters are also quite distinctive. But there is a question, who is the villain? Which happy door is it? Or Emperor Chu? Or the protagonist's stepmother?
A very good Liangcao novel. The characters and plots are quite rich and real. It's worth reading.
It's pretty good-looking, and it's not ridiculous either.
It's beautiful. I haven't read a book like this in a long time.