Transmigrating, Starting at Wudang

Don't set a perfect realm for martial arts. There is nothing perfect in the world, not even the Heavenly Dao. The Heavenly Evolution 49, one of its imperfections, represents perfection. Perfection means no progress. Imagine a circle where things outside can't get in and things inside can't get out; it can only ever be that big. If there were an opening allowing things outside to enter, and things inside would continuously increase, then perfection would mean no progress.

Shouldn't it be the normal process to spend ten days to half a month investigating identity, observing behavior, examining character, then getting started, then another year or two learning the basics, doing odd jobs, reading Taoist scriptures, honing physical strength, adjusting state, then learning internal skills, practicing internal skills, then spending ten days to half a month memorizing the formulas and understanding them thoroughly, and then carefully sensing the Qi?

In just four pages, covering a very short timeframe, the protagonist's talent and aptitude are emphasized repeatedly, both directly and indirectly. Upon arriving at Wudang, there's no investigation, test, or observation; he's accepted as a disciple after only a few words. He's deeply moved after just two meetings with Song Yuanqiao.

I hate people who practice several internal energy techniques at the same time. They don't even follow the basic principles. Leaving aside the question of whether multiple internal energies conflict within the body, if you only use one type at a time, what's the point of practicing multiple internal energies? Wouldn't it be far better to spend that time practicing the best internal energy cultivation method than practicing multiple internal energies?

Dude, are you kidding me?! You haven't visited your master for a year? And you've been living here for a year? Are you kidding me? The master died a year ago and the servants didn't notice? Does the estate run itself for free? Don't the servants clean and bring food for a year? Doesn't the corpse stink?

The same set of martial arts techniques will produce different results depending on who practices them. For example, the Black and White Swordsman mastered the Five Ultimate Divine Skills and became the best in the world, but others couldn't.

The protagonist takes Zhou Zhiruo and Zhao Min with him to the time-travel story "Nine Songs of the Sky." He also takes Nongyu and Yan Lingji to the time-travel story "Fox Spirit Matchmaker." Verification complete.

To be honest, apart from Zhang Sanfeng, the other people in Wudang are really not good enough! Wudang's martial arts, in terms of both quantity and quality, cannot compare to Shaolin's! If I had to choose one from Shaolin martial arts, I would definitely choose Shaolin, Yi Jin Jing, Xi Sui Jing, Jiu Yang Zhen Jing, Jin Zhong Zhao, and the 72 Shaolin Arts! Wudang: Tai Chi Fist and Sword, Wuji Pure Yang Skill, Ladder Cloud Leap, and other minor skills are not worth mentioning.

There's a book next door with a similar start, but the protagonist there is chaotic and lawful, while this one's protagonist is neutral and good. In the other book, the protagonist encounters villagers and is betrayed: "What makes you think bandits are scarier than me?" When he meets a woman and is asked if he likes her, he points to his head and says, "Is there anything wrong with that?"

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