National Martial Arts: from the Moment He Was Shot to Death by the Armed Police Searching the Mountain, He Began to See the Gods

This book is really good to read, especially when it describes Lu Bu's battle with Sun Wukong Tutu for Diao Chan. However, Xue Baochai is really too strong. If it weren't for Nuoshou's outer ring + Noxian guillotine, this wave of M4 six times strafing would have killed him. But I am more concerned about what Zhuge Liang said to the 108 monkeys in Huaguoshan, "Young man is proud, don't show off in front of your brother Liang", which shows Zhuge Liang's indignation at the monkeys who knocked him to death with three sticks. All in all, the plot of this book is interesting and engaging

The writing is not bad, but there are a lot of poisonous points. I hope you can kill when you need to while not overpowering the combat power. I decided to continue reading after seeing your poor start. I think many people will also prefer to kill when things don't go well. Otherwise, why are you leaving so many people disgusting? Keep up the good work. It's only 110,000 words, so don't be in a hurry [laughs] After thinking about it, I deducted one star to persuade some people to retreat. The protagonist will only be hit and fight back, but will not make a sound when being stepped on by others. He is obviously strong enough to kick away these enemies, but he always has to be threatened by the opponent with his family and assassinated by the opponent. The family is even more poisonous. I won't go into details. Those who like to watch the martial arts training system can watch it. Those who care about the plot should leave. There are a lot of poisonous points [laughing and crying]

It is worth watching [Eating Melon]. In his previous life, An Jin cultivated for revenge and was beaten into a sieve by the armed police after setting fire to him. In the early stage after the soul piercing, he only practiced martial arts without using guns, but he was beaten by others and turned into a bereaved dog that ran away🐶. After recovering from the injury, my brain finally became clear. With warrior + gun, I am invincible in street fighting. . [Laughing][eating melon]

It's really good, a masterpiece of tomato martial arts. But the first few chapters are not as exciting as the next dozens of chapters. In terms of plot, I personally feel that it still needs polishing and is not novel enough, but fortunately the pace has picked up, it is getting better, and the feeling of satisfaction has begun to appear. If I continue to keep up, I hope to be the best in Chinese martial arts. Hurry up the update and the plot pace will be faster. If we continue to delay like this, not to mention quality issues, there will definitely be many people who will stop pursuing it.

The writing is very good, and the plot is okay. There are very few that write about pure Chinese martial arts. Apart from slow updates and maybe a bad ending, there is nothing wrong with it. You can watch it.

It is a very good book about Chuanwu. The author's understanding and description of Neijiaquan is very accurate. It is very interesting to read. I hope that the subsequent stories will become more and more exciting and bring us different feelings. It is a good spiritual feast.

It jumps directly to the Republic of China at the beginning. It's pretty good. I hope there will be more chapters, preferably 800 chapters a day [laughter]

There is no need to say that it looks good, it is a true martial art!

I have been a bookworm on the Internet for more than 20 years. When I saw this rating, I was really upset when I saw it. It was too low. Otherwise, the book is still good. It is considered high among the Jianghu in the Republic of China. At least there is no system. Jianghu forces and warlords tend to be realistic. Various martial arts are also introduced clearly. It is already very valuable.

Chinese martial arts! It looks good enough, and advancing the rhythm is like practicing boxing, clean and neat, it looks like

I am a long-time reader of the author. This book continues the author's old style. The subject of Chinese martial arts is easy to write but difficult to write well. The book is good-looking and comfortable to read. The first thirty or forty chapters are a little weak. I started to work hard in Foshan. I hope the author can continue writing smoothly.

The fighting scenes are described in detail, the male protagonist is not a virgin, and he does not kill indiscriminately. I hope the author will update it more. Book friends who read it will help rate it and send gifts. Completing a good book requires the joint efforts of the author and readers.

It is very well written, realistic and not empty.

Anyone who has read The Romance of Dragon and Snake ten years ago knows that the reason why they feel uncomfortable is not that the writing is not good, but that it should not be set in modern times, but in the chaotic era of the Republic of China. Killing one person in ten steps and leaving no trace behind in a thousand miles is the national art!

It's been a long time since I've seen such a wonderful Chinese martial arts novel. It's worth recommending, but the rating is too low. Must score high!

I always feel that it's still not interesting. The fighting scenes lack a bit of realism. There are no problems in the description of how to deal with people. It can be seen that it was written with heart, not with feet. I hope to be the next writer to become a god. Unfortunately, it is 150 chapters. There are no supporting characters. One person cannot become a god (how can one try and make mistakes when he is groping and doubting)

The writing is cool but has depth, similar to the Jidao Demon. There are no bad jokes or complicated psychological descriptions. The writing is exquisite and the plot is relaxed and restrained, but the description of the realm and combat power is very clear. It can be regarded as an excellent work on Tomato.

The strength in Chinese martial arts is described in great detail, as well as the training and fighting methods. It is more exciting than just fighting.

A bunch of bad ratings after watching less than an hour. The plot gets better as it goes on. Tomato is a very good book about Chinese martial arts.

Yes, it looks better than many 9-pointers.

It's very interesting. A good book about Chinese martial arts.

The content looks very eye-catching and feels like it deeply captures the hearts of the audience.

There is a book worth reading after Dragon Snake, which describes the martial arts and boxing theory very well.

Well written. It's considered a low-level martial art in the Republic of China. The author knows martial arts. I don't know whether he has practiced it or not. The martial arts in the book are better than the martial arts in reality, but they are no match for guns. The introduction is a reference to The Romance of the Dragon and the Snake, and there should be some information about the state after transforming into energy. The storyline is not bad either, and the protagonist is still practicing martial arts to increase his stats.

It's very interesting. It's Chinese martial arts. I watched Jin Yong when I was a kid. I have no resistance to this kind of martial arts. Moreover, the author's writing style is also good. I haven't seen any poisonous points so far.

It's even better to write in the first person, to give a sense of immersion

Very good, good logical reasoning. The article is well written

The more you look at it, the better it looks. Give it a good review. I saw the style of The Invincible Black Boxing back then.

Come on, author! Write a satisfying work!

A rare good book, no procrastination, no nonsense, no nonsense