The Ultimate Martial Artist: Invincible from the Start of Liaozhai

Those who want to see a female protagonist, a female partner, and the starting point for mating are 99% of the time. You trash, can't you leave some way for the 1% to survive?

Let me talk about my analysis of the combat power of this novel: I have analyzed it before, but many people refuted it, so I thought about it again. First of all, let's analyze the practice system in this book. According to the novel's entry point "A Chinese Ghost Story World View", the "Taoist" and "Warrior" in it are not the same as "immortal" and "martial arts". Looking at the setting of this novel, most people in the world can practice martial arts, but it is difficult to reach the top. Although warriors do not have high realms, their low realms have actually been perfected. Taoist priests have high realms, but their low realms cannot be infinitely perfected. They have limits. We cannot equate a high upper limit with a strong one in the same realm. If there is a "Taoist priest" with a very high realm, then he may not be able to continue to improve the lower realm. Because the lower realm is for mortals to cultivate. If it is too high, it is not for mortals to cultivate. In fact, if you think about it carefully, when a low realm is perfected to a certain extent, it is actually a high realm. It can no longer be called a low realm. When a poor man accumulates wealth to a certain extent, he is actually a rich man, and he can no longer be called a poor man. In short, in a word. A cultivation system with a high upper limit does not mean that its lower realm must be strong. No matter how powerful the boss is, it cannot change the fact that low realms must start from ordinary people. There are bound to be flaws in a low realm. If there are no flaws in a low realm, is it still called a low realm? So in the same low realm, warriors are much stronger than Taoist priests who only know a few weak spells. As for what is perfect and imperfect, what is the connection?

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Um, I read a comment. Let me talk about martial arts and immortality. In one sentence, whoever is above him is better. If there are many immortals in the same realm and only a few martial arts, then the immortality must be powerful. In the same realm, whoever can go up is not a genius. There is a big difference between a bunch of geniuses perfecting a system and single-digit geniuses perfecting a system.

I see people keep talking about the problem of losing combat power. In fact, I feel that the author actually wrote it very well. Let me analyze this: For a martial artist, he himself has great shortcomings. First, his life span is shorter than that of a Taoist. Second, as you age, your strength will also weaken. Third, its lethality against spiritual monsters is very low. Fourth, there is no long-range attack method. Fifth, it requires a lot of resources and long-term practice day after day. Sixth, it is very difficult to cultivate to the sixth level, and it is almost impossible to cultivate to a high level, unless cheating. And if you think about it again, book friends, the cultivation system here, other than martial arts, is not cultivating immortals in the traditional sense. It is not as perfect as cultivating immortals. They are more like Taoist priests who subjugate demons and eliminate demons. Since Taoist priests cannot be perfect, it would be unreasonable if their force value is still better than that of martial arts men. So to sum up, there is nothing wrong with Takefu's leapfrog challenge, and there is no crash problem at all. On the contrary, forcibly suppressing the protagonist's strength will lead to collapse, because the protagonist is too weak, which in turn suppresses the martial artist's strength.

It was quite enjoyable to write, but it was a little weird. Using an eighth-grade versus a sixth-grade, a fifth-grade, and a fourth-grade, it felt like there was such a difference. Even if someone was seriously injured, it still didn't feel like the defense was broken.

No wonder they are on the street. If the imperial court really has such power, will there be room for ghosts to live? Especially the Demon-Suppressing Division is ridiculous

I have read the author's previous book, and I felt that the pace of the author's previous book was too slow, and the cultivation was also very slow, especially about preachers and the like, and the logic was not very clear. But I have to say that the author's novel does not have these problems. The rhythm has been improved, the practice is no longer tedious, and there are no major logical problems in practice. And the behavior of the protagonist is also relatively mature, there is basically no subliminal plot, and there is no garbage plot where the protagonist is forced to cheat and fight with others for the sake of the plot and to write a 50-50 fight with others, evenly matched and bleeding. Generally speaking, if I continue to write this novel, the results will not be bad.

From the previous book, I just saw that there are no investment quotas this month. I will invest next month. Recommendation ticket support starts tomorrow!

Be sure to reduce the content of leapfrog challenges. Don't lose your combat power. Most of these articles are attributed to the author's addiction to writing leapfrog challenges.