True Martial Arts Across Two Worlds

Sorry, I can't stand it anymore after reading Chapter 23. I've been poisoned to death. . . . . Don't curse people for your personal opinion. Thank you.

The most disgusting thing about this book is not that a character makes all kinds of mockery and looks down on ordinary people or even the protagonist, nor is it the various bugs in the book, but the two women, the protagonist's sister and Chen Jia, and the protagonist's stupid pampering of them. The protagonist's sister has looked down on the protagonist for more than ten years and has not regarded the protagonist as her own. People look at it, and if they give her a little good looks, the protagonist will show off and fly with her sister. The same goes for Chen Jia. When she was good at studying, she looked down on the protagonist and felt that she lost her identity by being with the protagonist. When the protagonist rises, she just says that she has a good taste and asks for this and that. It's all the same. The protagonist is still used to it. Treating these two women is better than treating the master. Are there no women in the world? There is such a shortage! ? Isn't it nice to concentrate on practicing martial arts? It's disgusting to have to sneak these two women out from time to time.

I remember that I got into the trap because of those years of rebirth. The early stage successfully attracted my attention. The mid-term update was not on time, and the later stage was unfinished. I was completely desperate. Then Yiding opened a new book and supported you again. You repeated the stories of those years. Now you have opened a new book. Can you give us a stable heart?

This book has a lot of flaws and bugs, but don't think too deeply about it, as I think it's still readable. Just—— I have doubts about the character of the protagonist, or perhaps the character of the author. The old Taoist priest taught the protagonist martial arts and passed everything on to him. How did he repay the favor? He keeps causing trouble, adding trouble to the reclusive old Taoist priest. The most important thing is that he can think of using some thousand-year-old ginseng that he doesn't care about at all, and only takes out one to "honor" his master, but his master doesn't want it at all, just to use it as the protagonist to make elixirs. The protagonist really has no conscience. He later found out clearly that the fundamental reason why his master could not learn certain Taoist martial arts and could not continue to improve himself was actually due to lack of mental power, which affected his brain calculation power, which also affected his understanding. But he obviously already knew it, but how did he do it? He obtained many excellent techniques from Rune Terra, but he was quite stingy and unwilling to share them with his master, even the least valuable ones. Regardless of other estimates, the most basic mental power should actually be able to help his master. As long as the mental power is basic, an old Taoist priest who has been cultivating for many years can break out in one day, and then practice Taoist martial arts, and it is also possible to advance. After reading this book, I can only say that this old Taoist priest has no vision and has accepted an evil disciple. He knew that the old Taoist priest was old and might live longer if he had a breakthrough, but he turned a blind eye.

I've reached chapter 151 and I can't hold on any longer. The protagonist feels like a robot. He just drifts with the flow and floats wherever he goes. Why can't he be more proactive? The supporting character's IQ is touching and his upbringing is that of a rich second generation. No matter how you look at it, he looks like a nouveau riche. No. Does it mean that all the big families are cunning and have strict rules? Shouldn't everyone work hard for the family and die? Now it's written in various ways to attract hatred, and I don't know how the family passed it down. Dear author, can you add some value to the IQ of the protagonist and supporting characters, as well as the protagonists? Is there any way to pave the way for sowing explosive seeds? As for the country, can you describe something awesome, iron-blooded, and resolute? Nowadays, we see all kinds of villains succeeding. Is the government going to shut down? The main problem is to forcefully pretend to be awesome. With a baby face, they are all awesome, but they still don't recognize them. Shouldn't the parents of big families and rich people tell their descendants all the information about the protagonist? Those people should not be provoked, and those should be fawned over and befriended. Nowadays, they are causing trouble and causing hatred. They feel that they die not fast enough. Nowadays, they all like protagonists with high IQ and control of everything. And in Valoran, too Send people to inquire about intelligence, grasp the surrounding situation, and be attacked by various people. The tribesmen feel that they have no flesh and blood and are carved from the same mold. Moreover, when you go to a place, you must comply with the rules and live in peace. Don't just transfer the current system there. It is inappropriate and makes people laugh. Barbarians People should not be bold and generous, rough and fine, and so on. After all, in such an environment, people can die at any time, and those who are not careful will die long ago, and there are all kinds of prey. After so many years, shouldn't there be unspoken rules already formed? Whose hunting area belongs to it? It is divided like a beast. Moreover, old people who do not die are thieves. There should not be some witch doctors, shamans, etc., Or other old people in those tribes. The barbarians written by the author are all just like a piece of blank paper. How do they survive to this day? The readers have no sense of substitution. (It is not possible to change the content. I hope the author Later on, we can make the protagonist more mature, and stop being so pretentious. No one likes to watch that now. I hope to see a battle of wits, scheming, strategizing, plot reversal, and all kinds of digging holes - Ryze's character is good, I like it very much.) Brothers, I will stick with it for a while to see if there is any twist.

Shennong: With my ten years of reading experience, I can tell those who come after me: huge poison! ! ! The standard three cards of persuasion are enough to say goodbye. See you in the next life.

The protagonist is suitable for Buddhism, because no matter how the villain treats him, he will keep saying that he is decisive in killing, and will let him go after a beating, and he is welcome to come back next time. Then, in the second grade, I was so embarrassed that I got cancer. I searched for alliance themes and read almost 30 chapters. They were all pretentious and slap-in-the-face, the kind of Long Aotian-style novel from a few years ago. I almost became immune to all poisons.

To be honest, my persuasion ability is Max

I really enjoyed this book. If it wasn't for free, it would be uglier than anything else.

Six years ago, they were a very mentally retarded group.