The Eternal Lord of the Great Dao

I feel like the author is a bit clumsy. There are too many plots written in the main world, and none of them have any specific effects. They are tasteless and would be a pity to discard. And it's too slow. The world of mixed martial arts has just appeared, and it's awesome. How to write a later introduction to the big world? There must be a limit to the slow pace! It's a bit uncomfortable to read! And sometimes it is other worlds and sometimes it is the main world. The switching is too frequent, I feel a little dizzy, and I don't know where it works!

The most annoying thing about reading this book is that it is on the list, and it also stipulates the level of martial arts training. So what else should I practice? When we meet, we can directly shoot each other's secrets to see whose level is higher.

It's okay to post the protagonist's realm attributes. Can your servants also post it to make it funny? Do you have the word count for water?

After reading dozens of chapters, there is one question I still don't understand: Does the level of a skill limit the upper limit of cultivation? (Third-level skills can only be cultivated to the third level, and eighth-level skills can only be cultivated to the eighth level) Isn't this too awkward? Without high-level skills, you will not be able to break through until you die? Then the question is: Where did the original martial arts in this world come from?

The main world setting is too rigid. In addition to joining the imperial court, he is a sect. No other way out? In any world, there are geniuses who can create the following techniques.

The original world is a failure, you might as well just pretend to be awesome by pretending to be a novel, insist on writing the original songs of country folk, and successfully hit the street

I don't know if the writing is good or not. I haven't read it yet. Just reading the introduction, I want to ask, have you seen Shading the Sky? Know what the Lord of the Forbidden Zone represents and why every emperor wants to eradicate the Forbidden Zone

I thought I had found an unconventional book, but it turned out to be the same. The younger ones fought against the older ones. During the martial arts competition, there were a lot of emotional parallels. The passers-by didn't believe that the protagonist could win. After that, there were emotional parallels such as shock and horror. Let me go, there are not many people who want to win over the protagonist? A slap in the face is too cliché. In addition, you are said to be a genius, but it turns out that each genius is a wholesaler? Genius, evil genius, what is more evil genius than evil genius?

I feel like it's so harmonious! ! Kung Fu is only owned by big forces. Those who steal it and break the law are considered to have no master of Kung Fu if their sect is wiped out. There is no one who can destroy it and steal the Kung Fu! Not reasonable at all

Except for ruthless people, all the Lords of the Forbidden Zone in Zhetian killed themselves. I don't know why a person who can travel through the heavens has countless ways to limit the longevity of Zhetian. Why is he so excited to be the Lord of the Forbidden Zone?