Martial Arts Journey

Haha, it's not easy to find a good book.

Time travel is good, time travel novels without any special abilities are soulless novels. If you travel to history, it is better for ordinary people to read history books.

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What attracts you most about this book? It can be a certain sentence, it can be a certain chapter, or it can be a certain plot... I hope all book friends can give their own answers and give the author some reference.

Xiancao, the book has rich characters and a smooth plot that connects the previous and the next. It is rare to see such a good book. It is also a work of apotheosis. There will be a new great writer in the starting point. It is not impossible to even achieve platinum status. Come on! ! !

When looking at the world of martial arts, there is a question. When Fang Zhixing made a breakthrough, he followed the path of the small world of the human body, in which nothingness generates Qi, and Qi generates Yin and Yang and all things. Let's call it Inner Heaven and Earth. Why does a breakthrough need to form a golden elixir? Isn't this the opposite of the Inner Heaven and Earth path, one transformation and one gathering.

I have read more than 50 of them, and more than 90% of the whole text is about the exercises, the water exercises, the past life, and the current life.

Gradually practice, the rain moistens the precious tree in the Brahma; sudden enlightenment, thunder travels on the boat on the sea

I have read more than twenty chapters, but I always feel that something is awkward. Please forgive me for the fragmentary remarks due to my limited level. The master of the First Vajra Sect wants the protagonist to worship the inner sect, but the protagonist refuses? The inner sect needs to be loyal to the sect, does that mean the outer sect has more freedom? Is this the difference between the inner sect and the outer sect in the world of martial arts? Isn't it because the qualifications of the outer sect may be inferior or the qualifications are not found when you are new to the school? Isn't it true that everyone should be loyal to the sect they belong to? Doesn't it mean that the disciples of the outer sect are betraying the sect if they leave the sect? If the second outer sect disciple can learn the magic skills of his own sect, he should make more contributions. The opportunity for the protagonist to learn the magic skills was given to him by others. Is this okay? I always feel like something is wrong, and the character of the main character is not very likable either థ౪థ

I feel that the national martial arts is not that strong. The foundation building of the Shaolin Temple is just a pile of skills. Then the Arhat Fist and Prajna Palm are originally Ming Jin and Dark Jin. To put it bluntly, the national martial arts is like the Iron Clothes Shirt. It is originally a system.

To be honest, it's really disgusting to be so good at martial arts and martial arts! It is obviously the product of being unable to do anything after the internal energy is cut off! Let you brag as if you are proving the truth with force!

It's chatty at the beginning, and the more you work, the more you learn, it's both acting and grudges. He acts like a boss and wants to do anything.

I felt like I couldn't stop watching it when I saw 16. After the protagonist awakened his past life memories, he has been very manic. He wants to learn everything, wants everything, and knows nothing. It's better not to wake up. It is not as good as the hard work of my predecessor. After reading so many chapters, it's all delusion. I have a golden finger and it floats to the sky. I don't know how many bowls of rice I can eat.

I have a problem. I don't feel like the protagonist is a good warrior. The protagonist makes me feel like he was in the workplace or officialdom in his previous life. I guess I relied on golden fingers to become an indestructible warrior in my previous life!

The plot didn't unfold, it was all about reading martial arts information. To be honest, it was a bit confusing. . Various magical powers. . I was confused by the relationship between cause and effect. Although I was born as a monk, causality is generally tabooed in novels. If anything can be attributed to cause and effect, there will always be a time when things cannot be resolved. At that time, the story will probably collapse.

There is an extra heroine out of nowhere, and the protagonist loves the heroine out of nowhere. The emotional drama is inexplicable😵😵

In real life, monks marry wives and raise mistresses, live in bungalows and drive luxury cars. We are so unhappy that we can only comment online as keyboard warriors. I didn't expect to encounter 😭 while reading a novel.

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Author, I admire you. It's 2019, but your novel writing routine is still written in 2010.

Great book! The powerful faction in martial arts

Boss, in fact, if you switch to other sects to start, if it is not the Buddhist sect, your results will definitely be much better than now.

Why are they all from Buddhism? I don't like Buddhism. In addition, I would like to say why you all use Buddhist kung fu to cultivate the physical body. The physical body should be stronger than the Taoist sect. Pangu's physical body is the first. It is impossible that the Sanqing transformed by his soul will not cultivate the physical body. The martial arts are worse than Buddhism. Buddhism belongs to the golden body, not the physical body. If you use the physical body as a golden body, you will die sooner or later.

This book is enjoyable to read. The author has worked hard and delved deeply into it.

Hahaha, you are indeed my type, come on! ! !

It's my favorite type, but unfortunately I don't feel the sense of immersion is enough. It would be better if the protagonist was an ordinary person in his previous life. It would be nice to have a golden finger and slowly upgrade. Or if you don't have a golden finger, it would be good to rely on the knowledge that you have seen the gods in your previous life and are not bad. But the combination of the two seems to be too big. If the risk is too big, it will be difficult to write, and it will be difficult to control the speed of upgrading. I'm afraid that the author will collapse just by looking at it!

Why do you feel that this Vajra Temple sells dog meat by selling sheep's heads in name only? Each of its disciples is more violent than the last, don't they all practice Buddhism?

What a great book. Why are my grades so bad? No one reads such a great book.

System-like pattern? Gather faith? Speaking of which, can't you practice Qigong well?