Qi Pierces the Heavens: Starting with Smiling Proudly in the Rivers and Lakes

Xiaoao himself is in a world of low martial arts and has no talent! It doesn't matter whether you focus on sword or Qi, it doesn't mean you can only practice one! Just like the protagonist himself said, if you don't have talent, you can practice anything. It depends on time. However, the protagonist insists on blowing "qi". The key point is that the "qi" in Xiaoao is actually the internal force, not the "qi" of cultivating immortals. This is okay, then you can practice and realize it yourself! The world must be changed by magic. Wang Yangming changed everything when he appeared on the scene. Lao Yue directly reached his peak the day after tomorrow and achieved a strength that was impossible to reach in his previous life (you can imagine that Zuo Lengchan, the leader of the East, will definitely be strengthened in the future...); Where is the protagonist? Before I became a disciple, I could say that I have an eye-catching mind, a flexible mind, and a superhuman understanding. After I learned Hunyuan Gong, I fell down. After I got to Longchang, I had to learn everything from my heart. This won't work, use your heart..., That won't work, use your heart... I can't stand it anymore. Also, when the protagonist kills the bandit, the protagonist is ten years old and Linghu Chong is twelve or thirteen years old. If the protagonist doesn't tell you, Linghu Chong has only been a disciple for a few days? How many days do you practice martial arts? He dared to charge and kill a group of bandits, and he was not injured in the end.

I feel that joining Huashan is a bit redundant. There are only Hunyuan Gong and Huashan basic swordsmanship. But there are no these two. The protagonist's family martial arts is passed down by Longchang and he can create his own martial arts. Especially later, Hunyuan Gong is basically given up. What are you doing in Huashan? Just to find a father for the protagonist. Is the protagonist so in need of love?

This is the writing style of the 2000s. The novels at that time all had one characteristic. The whole world revolved around the protagonist, and he was so good at pretending that he could be driven to death and seriously injured thirty miles away.

The previous description is so awesome, but here comes Blue Phoenix to tie it up?

First, I write about how awesome the protagonist is, and then he is tied with or even defeated by various people [laughs awkwardly]. The previous description of Goldfinger is so awesome, but the result is nothing. The court is not the court, the rivers and lakes are not the rivers and lakes, I want everything, and the result is a mess [awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh]

Starting from Chapter 6 of being persuaded to quit, in fact, the previous chapter has already been very complicated. How should I put it? Now I am like a native, having broken away from the vest of a time traveler.

I saw that the introduction to Chapter 20 was very well written and I could tell the author's plot line. However, I didn't know why but it felt very awkward. It was not very pretentious to say that it was pretentious. It gave people the feeling of a child of destiny having constant adventures. Feeling very vain

After excluding all the shortcomings, this is a good book and highly recommended. Anyway, I rated it based on my conscience.

Is this a novel?

No characteristics of modern people can be seen