The Journey to the Heavens Begins with Uncle Jiu

Let's start with "Ghost Blows Out the Lamp" instead. It's been dozens of chapters and Uncle Jiu is still a background.

My personal understanding is that martial arts itself is a killing technique, and the fighting methods are all aimed at the vital points, such as eye penetration, chokehold, crotch grabbing, and heart hammering. After the turmoil ended, they were afraid of violating the ban with force, so they only practiced routines, and then it became a martial arts for performance and fitness. Realm? I remember which novel was written and played by a great master. Ming Jin and Dark Jin are on the same level. People with good physical talent can practice Ming Jin. Those with congenital deficiencies, or women, should practice Dark Jin first. As for transforming Jin, some say it is about practicing four ounces to move a thousand catties, and some say that strength can be calculated mentally on top of light and dark.

I'm speechless. You're trying to sell dog meat on someone else's head. As for Uncle Jiu, the first world is full of ghosts and ghosts, and then there are no ghosts in the next one. 😥😥😥

Finally, it's not the beginning of martial arts. Now I've deleted books written about Jin Yong.

Write well, hold on tight and don't waste time, come on

Miss Ren: I heard that people are coming to Uncle Jiu's world again. I wonder if I will have to be beaten again.

I really wonder if the author has ever seen a ghost blowing out a lantern? How did Chen Yulou become blind? Isn't it because when he went to the back door of the Dian King's Tomb that he suffered heavy casualties and was blinded by poison, he got the map of the Xian King's Tomb? Why did the author put the plot of the Dian King's Tomb before Nuqing Xiangji? The order was reversed.

Why don't modern Taoist priests practice Chinese martial arts so well? Other Taoist priests have special techniques for strengthening the body and maintaining health. I don't know how many times better than Chinese martial arts. Too much practice of Chinese martial arts will hurt the body. The reason why it hurts the body is that Chinese martial arts does not have supporting health care methods. Taoist priests can live forever even if they practice all the Chinese martial arts. They all promote Chinese martial arts and it is so powerful that no Taoist priest is willing to practice it. Are Taoist priests who have been in China for thousands of years stupid? It's so good. Others have already practiced it. It's the protagonist's turn to show off.

There are six worlds in the introduction, the middle four are boring.

I haven't read the content yet, so I don't know how it is, but after reading the introduction, there are still only a few worlds that can be traveled through, and to be honest, I'm tired of reading it. Maybe the content you wrote has something unique, but if not, it will be similar to those novels. You can completely consider the choice of worlds. There is no need to go back and forth in just a few worlds, especially since there are too many such as Journey to the West. These are my first thoughts after seeing the introduction, please don't criticize.

Do you really want a pigeon? Then sum up your experience and prepare for the next book. The creativity and writing style of this book are still on par, but the plot in the middle is too far off topic.

Can't you update it twice a day? One update is too little!

I've read dozens of chapters of "Ghost Blowing the Lamp" and I'm really drunk.

"Becoming a Eunuch from Uncle Jiu's World"

Yo west, the author was so scolded by you that he had no shame in writing.

So it's cool? (￣ｏ￣)

Am I here to see you write an essay?

I'm so scared. In yesterday's chapter, the boss Zhang mentioned must have been trained in reality, and nothing conformed to his knowledge. I didn't dare to speak after reading it, for fear that I might look displeased with you, make a fool of myself, or curse you or something like that.