
A Plan to Build a Sacred Land of Martial Arts
武学圣地养成计划
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 794k Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Wuxia Fantasy
- Updated
- 9y ago
- English
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I fucked the teddy bear while no one was watching.
Same old tricks~~ And why bother sending him down the mountain? Since it's already confirmed that the protagonist is mentally challenged, why resort to such harsh treatment and just cut off his resources? At most, it's just supporting another mortal. Can't a sect even afford to support one more mortal?
I'm building this thread to show that this book isn't dead.
The Dharma should not be passed on lightly, disciples should not be accepted indiscriminately, and cause and effect should not be arbitrarily established. Can the author please refrain from spreading good things indiscriminately?
The weeds are poisonous, just filling in the numbers, everyone leave.
Let's start a thread for the author to donate and get extra chapters.
Okay, see the author's reply below for details~
As I wrote, it started to feel inexplicable. After the protagonist was crippled, it felt like a completely different book from the beginning. The later parts focused on cultivation levels and never mentioned cultivation itself. So why did the earlier parts insist on describing cultivation? It was going well until it suddenly jumped to the last chapter.
I don't like this work. I hope the author keeps trying. Also, the phoenix is not the Vermilion Bird; they are two different mythical creatures.
The article feels very disjointed! It's quite difficult to read! However, the overall structure is good!
The flames of rebirth burned away most of the protagonist's memories, yet countless legacies remained; the protagonist's soul truly possesses extraordinary abilities.