Traveling Through the Heavens in Pili

The author's description of Pili's martial arts is too low. Does the author not have a thorough understanding of the martial arts developed in online novels? The innateness of the metal element and the innateness of the thunderbolt are completely different things, okay? The innateness of the metal system can only open the entrance of heaven and earth, absorb the spiritual energy from the outside world, and start to strengthen the soul. After the soul is strengthened, the martial arts developed can interfere with reality. The real thing is the body-protecting lotus, but it cannot be as grand as the one shown in the thunderbolt. The thunderbolt can fly innately, and the innate person of the metal system can only do light skills. The weapon can change the shape and be put into the body like the thunderbolt. The innate person of the thunderbolt can. Remember, no matter how you write it, there is a god in the thunderbolt, and the top of the thunderbolt will destroy the sky and the earth, causing the mountains to collapse and the earth to break apart. The innate fighting ability of the gold element is to emit sword energy and the like at most. If we really want to compare, Pili's innate ability is similar to that of the martial arts souls of other elements. One Qi transforms into three pure beings, three incarnations, and martial arts phenomena. Are these things that a gold-type martial artist can play in the acquired realm? If you are not born innately, and you don't even have a soul, how can it affect reality? Let the vision appear in front of people? The protagonist of these things doesn't even have a martial arts soul, and he doesn't even have the innate talent. The author just writes about the innate talent of Pili. Aren't you afraid that if more people read it, he will be criticized? There is also the martial arts of the Huang family. The peak of the Huang family's martial arts is about the same as the peak innate force value of Pili. The author should not forget that the mysterious world of magic weapons has the great goddess Nuwa. I estimate that the great God Nuwa in it is similar to the Qitian Emperor in Pili. It depends on how the author writes it. There is also the golden bell in the dragon and tiger gate that is covered with thunderbolts, which is the first to enter the innate martial arts.

There is a novel that has a good explanation for the problem of abnormal characters in Pili: When the character just appeared, he had perfect physical strength, abundant real energy, and full spirit and energy. At this time, he seemed invincible in the world, and he was invincible against opponents who had fought for days... But because he was too arrogant, he would be in a short period of time. He was constantly being challenged, and then his physical skills were figured out. His true energy was depleted, and he continued to receive shocks and injuries during the battle. However, he couldn't recover from fighting with characters that kept appearing in a short period of time... After the final defeat, he reached his limit and was killed by an unknown character who just appeared.

Huang Jingu is all low in martial arts. Ah Qing, who is the ceiling of the gold system, has a record of defeating thousands of soldiers. The gold system has no talent and is only third-rate, second-rate, and first-rate. . . Comparing the strength of force, any innate person is not a thunderbolt that can be killed by numbers. There has never been a saying that a group of minions can kill big monsters. The innate person can determine a sea and see the void swallowing the devil's sea. It is given by a few small bosses. Maybe Jin Yong's peak can't defeat the Demon Horn Dao, and Qin's fake immortal may be the type of abandoned emperor.

Guys, if anyone has a Pili fan, it is best to be a Pili fan in the Behind the Scenes genre. If Pili does not play the Behind the Scenes genre, it is simply a waste. I reluctantly finished reading Double Dragon World, and I really couldn't bear it anymore. The author's writing style is so poor, and it's all about running accounts, so I really can't stand it anymore. By the way, does the author's writing style get better later, or is it still a running story?

There are too few updates and it's extremely slow. I'm really afraid you'll end up in the Smoke City.

There is a reason for the poor performance. Most of the people who read this book came to see the Muppet Show, and they also prefer Pili. However, the author just downgraded Pili's strength, and most of the people who read it ran away.

The writing is too messy. It's enough to just put the puppet show characters in Pili. It's boring to include characters like Fengyun, Qin Shi, and Xue Zhong. In Thunderbolt, it is enough for the people to be safe. Sometimes they are good, sometimes they are evil, and it is a messy layout.

I feel that the author is really like a farmer. He imagines how rich the emperor is, and imagines that he has a golden hoe to hoe the ground. This may be because the author really has not studied martial arts such as Pili or Hong Kong comics carefully. Can he compare Jin Yong's martial arts to others?

Your clone is better than you. What your clone knows, your clone knows. What your clone knows, you don't know. You have to take the initiative to learn. The question is, are you the clone or is he the clone?

Is there any point for the Abandoned Emperor to come down? Four or five near gods are squatting waiting for him, and there are several summoned near gods.