
Stay in the Game and Be a Hero
宅在游戏当大侠
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 827k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Virtual MMORPG
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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374Chapters
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What the hell, just a fart can write 100,000 words
The most annoying thing is that this kind of ordinary martial arts can surpass high-level martial arts when practiced to the extreme. Then why do you need advanced martial arts? Maybe you can have it, but the potential must be clearly stated. High-level martial arts is better than ordinary martial arts. Some people can use ordinary martial arts to be better than high-level martial arts, but that is people upgrading ordinary martial arts into high-level martial arts. Don't write that low-level martial arts practiced to the extreme are better than high-level martial arts, and advanced martial arts practiced to the extreme are still better than low-level martial arts. It's high-end anyway.
I've watched nearly half of it, and I feel really good about it. Most of it is about Buddhism, sutras, and popular science -_-||I'm so tired from watching it.
The first closed the door, the second closed the window, the third broke in and replaced the security door, the fourth broke in through the window and replaced the security window, the fifth dug a tunnel and replaced the iron floor.
This is the beginning, I really can't stand it
Don't argue with Zen Buddhism about whether it is good or not, you can't argue, because he has the theory of cause and effect and reincarnation, which is like a knife to kill, and the choice is to kill, not the Buddha. If you really put it down, the knife will kill the cause and effect, and you will start over in the next life. This is whether liberation is good or not. Buddhism talks about the flesh and skin. You can't win with this theory.
To be honest, I feel that Shaolin's stunts are actually not very powerful except for the sweeping monk. There seems to be no ultimate master in martial arts. Even Jiu Yang and the Yi Jing have shortcomings. For example, Jiu Yang is difficult to practice. Zhang Wuji still relies on unexpected encounters to break through. The Yi Jing cannot be learned in front of him. Looking at others, such as Bei Ming, magic skills can be achieved quickly, Jiu Yin, easy to practice and can improve qualifications, Ling Bo is the best in saving lives, even Sunflower is very NB, and can become a master quickly.