A Gourmet Martial Arts Slice of Life with All-Seeing Eyes

I only read the introduction and discussed the Eye of Mianjigu, please don't spray I remember that in the sword language, Mianjigu was used by Rikka to weaken herself. Because of the explosion of talent (so high that she was jealous of the world and cursed by the world), she seemed to be the strongest in Japan at the age of four or five. In addition, hundreds of millions of diseases seemed to give her a nearly immortal body. In order to make herself weak and able to be killed by others, Mianjigu was developed. Eye, making oneself weaker by learning the abilities of weak opponents. In other words, in the original work, Jianjigu is effective because the holder is the strongest in terms of strength and talent. The process of Jianjigu imitation is essentially to reduce one's own strength to the level of being learned, so that one can learn those moves and even the talent bloodline at a glance, because what he learns is like a firefly to the bright moon. So for those who appear in novels now and copy those abilities that are stronger than themselves to make themselves stronger, I personally tend to call them reverse Jianji Ancient Eyes. After all, it is opposite to the function and purpose of weakening oneself in the original work.

Not many people write about the strongest disciple in history. Vote for recommendation to show your support.

I always feel that this book is a bit boring. You are welcome to write more chapter reviews. If you have anything you want to complain about, you can write it in the chapter reviews. This way it will feel more lively⊙ω⊙

. . . If the pig's trotters were Chinese, they would be more popular, but there is no sense of substitution and excitement, especially when the protagonist always mentions that he is Japanese and then defeats the Chinese. How can I put it, it is very uncomfortable to watch. Don't say that art has no borders. I am Chinese, but there is no sense of substitution.

This novel reminded me of how the Qidian fandom was written ten years ago. I really miss it.

I would like to give you some comments. I feel that the writing of Quan Yuan is really a bit messy. A large number of characters enter the game directly without any preparation, which is not very friendly to those who have never watched Boxing Wish. In addition, the main plot is still a bit scattered. After seeing the Boxing Wish Conference, I don't know what the protagonist wants to do? When it comes to recruiting new dark people, there is very little interaction. Whoever you want to recruit should have more interaction, so that people can read with anticipation and a sense of cultivation. The result? Without contact with Kenichi, everyone in the world is just an NPC. It would be more interesting if you took all the people from heaven and earth to participate in the boxing wish than writing it like this now. In short, I feel like there are quite a lot of stories that I wanted to integrate, but in the end, they didn't integrate well. There is no interaction either. The above is just my personal opinion

This protagonist completely regards himself as a human being, which is also amazing.

I haven't watched Quan Yuan, I'm just waiting for other plots. After raising it for two months, when I came back and looked at the results, I guess it will take a few more months. It's a niche to begin with, and you've been in a niche for a few months. Do you want to die naturally?

Are you learning now and selling it now? Brother

Please change the cover, it's really ugly...