It All Begins with the Sword-Obsessed Man of Mount Heng

Anyone who has watched Swordsman knows that Linghu Chong practiced Dugu Nine Swords to the point where he was able to fly, only to be knocked down by Ren Woxing in the West Lake Dungeon, which fully demonstrates that he is a scumbag without internal strength.

The introduction really discourages me from quitting. I only have a hammer for sword practice 🤫🔨

The protagonist was walking in the woods one day when he suddenly heard a sound: Broken throat, broken throat. The protagonist stepped forward to check and found a group of young bandits robbing a village girl. The protagonist thought to himself that I have been practicing swordsmanship for more than 10 years. Isn't it easy to save people? So he walked on Going forward, the bandit took a look and called for someone to tell his name. The protagonist didn't say anything, but there was a faint sword intent on his body. The bandit felt a little scared and pulled out the ring-shou sword. He thought that his internal strength was weak and he might not be able to sustain the three moves. He was heartbroken. He slashed Huashan with one move. The protagonist thought that he would know how to deal with it in a second, but in the blink of an eye, he saw the sword slashing down. He had to block with the sword across his shoulder. The sword and the sword collided with each other. Then, he saw the protagonist kneeling directly on the ground. The sword was placed across his shoulder and had penetrated three points of the flesh. He couldn't help but howl out. The bandit looked at the protagonist and felt that he was not smart enough. After using it, he didn't have the internal strength, speed, strength and physique to improve himself. Why did he dare to jump out? Looking at the protagonist lying on the ground wailing, the bandit felt that he was seriously ill, so he kindly buried him. Many years later, the bandit saw the grass on the grave of the protagonist growing like a peerless sword, and sighed in his heart, this man is really a natural swordsman.

Practicing swordsmanship without practicing martial arts will end up in vain

The introduction persuades you to quit and only practice swordsmanship but not your internal strength? I know without looking that I must have practiced the basic swordsmanship so many times, then practiced stabbing and picking it many times every day, and finally got beaten to death by someone's palm during the competition.

I suspect that the author has a misunderstanding about Xiaoao and Gu Long. The so-called sword energy dispute is about the focus of the two rather than simply practicing a certain one. The evil-proof swordsmanship is not only strong in swordsmanship, but the swordsmanship is only second or third-rate. What is strong is its internal strength and cultivation. The characteristics make up for the shortcomings of swordsmanship, that is, the "fast" swordsmanship is poor but fast. In addition, although Fu Hongxue in Gulong is dominant in drawing swords, his miscellaneous light skills and hidden weapon internal skills are also very strong.

I suggest you change your name. Don't call it Jian Chi, call it Jian Stupid.

The funniest thing is that the Nine Yin Manual is the inner strength of Zhiyin. The author probably determined the reactive attributes by looking at the names.

Self-healing, in a world with internal strength, you only practice swordsmanship? Even the swordsmen don't dare to play like this

What the hell? Just practice swordsmanship? Practicing qi is the only way to improve the essence of life. If you practice it until you are born, you can live 200 years. This means that the essence has been improved, and practicing swordsmanship is of use. There is a limit to your physical fitness when it comes to training. Ordinary people are still ordinary people.