Wuxia: I Have an Auxiliary Device

Overall it's not bad, but are there any bugs in the cultivation techniques? It's not that you can fuse different techniques, but the protagonist never does. Third-rate techniques aren't worth cultivating to a high level, and even with a third-rate technique, the protagonist struggles to reach the maximum level. My question is, what happens to the ultimate techniques in the end?

After watching it, please share your thoughts. At first glance, many people should like this kind of system; martial arts skills must be practiced by oneself to become one's own, and the system can only be an aid, which does fit the title of the book. Many people also agree with this in the chapter reviews.

The innate profound internal energy technique feels particularly pure; maybe we should leave it as is and just upgrade it as is.

I feel that the protagonist continuing to collect secret manuals in this way later on is becoming too repetitive. The system could add some appropriate features: 1. When the system is upgraded to a certain stage, it can automatically scan and search for martial arts manuals within a certain range. Then the protagonist decides whether to exchange for upgrade points.

A rare gem of a martial arts novel, keep it up! 🌹🌹🌹

Everyone suggested giving the author some original martial arts techniques. Third-rate, second-rate, and first-rate. You'd need a lot of martial arts skills, right?

Zhou Wan'er is a very well-developed character. Even in adversity, she doesn't give up, but silently seeks opportunities and ultimately seizes them, fighting with all her might without ever giving up! She believes in herself and doesn't need pity or help. How to put it... She's a bit like the protagonist in some novels who meticulously plans an escape. Well, I digress. What I meant was to describe a modern woman who doesn't rely on others.

Name gender strength background Are you skilled in fist fighting, swordsmanship, or knife fighting...?

The original protagonist lived for over a decade without any problems, but after the main character started practicing martial arts, he had no free time whatsoever. He suffered a series of torments, achieved nothing, and only knew how to solve problems with brute force. His mind was always filled with thoughts of exploding, and he never considered how to guide the situation.

The protagonist had used up his Innate Skill and Whirlwind Kick, but he had many other secret manuals that could improve his internal strength. If he didn't combine them and went out directly, he would be beaten up by the men in black.