Does Max-Level Martial Arts Count as a Superpower?

Villagers with poor qualifications can still practice martial arts to perfection. If they had good qualifications, would this be a humanoid Godzilla?

The setting is open, but can you grasp it? Why does the emperor retain the protagonist? To what extent should he retain the protagonist? The emperor's situation is big enough, or he has some unique conspiracy. All these must be thought through.

Well, the book is okay, but the character of the protagonist is unacceptable.

The subject matter is good, but the author's writing skills are not.

I misread the name at first glance. I thought it was about having a full level of mathematics to calculate a superpower. Then after reading half of the introduction, I made up a plot. In a world of superpowers, the protagonist relies on mathematics to gain skills. Then I looked at the introduction and realized that something was wrong. It turned out that I was dazzled and mistook it. It was not mathematics but martial arts.

It's a very good setting, but it's a pity that the author couldn't grasp it.

There are a few things that I find very strange and I hope the author can see and explain them: 1. The general mentioned earlier used special powers to kill a king-level abyssal beast. Although the king-level beast was purely physical, it had the minimum defense of a king-level one, right? Why was he so scared when he saw a half-king at the secret door later that he didn't dare to get in? 2. The Dragon-Elephant Prajna Kung Fu is so awesome that it can defeat a half-king level one level at a time, and it gets even more awesome as you go to the back. It takes a total of 26 king-level crystal cores plus one half-king level crystal core plus one level sent by the system to complete it. Logically speaking, it doesn't mean that one punch can destroy a king-level one, but at least it can beat him to a semi-crippling state, right? It takes a long time to complete the blood sword enchantment, enchant the dragon and elephant, and complete a king-level one. I really can't imagine how long it will take for the protagonist to learn all the intermediate skills (because they are all the same level skills, there is no qualitative change, just quantitative change). Is the author trying to highlight the power of the king beast or the useless use of the intermediate skills? 3. There is also the subordinate of Wu or something, an S-level mirage. If you use it, at least it will have supernatural power fluctuations, right? It doesn't matter if those who are also S-level can't notice it. How can Xiaoxiao, Liu Zhong, and Yu, who are SS-level, play tricks on others and not notice it? In this case, this kid can kill SS-level humans not just casually (the human body is not as strong as the Abyssal Beast), but he also has range skills, and can lead a person (high-attack assassin type) to lurk around the SS-level superpower and kill him from any angle he wants. The subject matter of this book is quite good. I really like reading it, but I also hope that the author can grasp some details and make the written text more logical. Thank you! The above is purely a personal opinion. Please forgive me if it causes you discomfort. I also wish the author and all readers who like this book a happy new year and all the best!

After Chen Xuanzhong came out, it was completely tasteless. I was very disgusted with the plot of an old silver coin among a group of warriors, but the subject matter is still very new and very good.

Achievements in the second book of Xiti Yangsheng 🤭🤭🤭🤭

So far, no major problems have been found, the only thing that is regrettable is that there are too few.

The books have been cut, and they are still giving recommendations. This editor is also talented.

The subject matter is good, but it's a pity. The hole dug at the back is too deep. It feels like there are layers of holes in the cage. There are too many holes that I don't know how to fill. I have read books for so many years and I really can't think of a way to come back. If the author can write new ideas, it will be really awesome.

I remember Long Xiang Prajna Kung Fu is the Thirteen Dragons and Thirteen Elephants, right?

You can think about the introduction a little more. I can't tell you what's bad about the introduction. I just feel uncomfortable 🙂

The first three cards persuade you to quit. There is too much nonsense, all is inner narration. .

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It is a very attractive subject matter, and I hope it will become popular, so that the author will feel pressure to improve the quality of the work.

Then the full level of Dragon Elephant Prajna Kung Fu is 13th level. The Golden Wheel Master in "The Legend of the Condor Heroes" only reached the 10th level.

Let me ask you, is there no heroine? I sincerely request to ask the great author. Please reply when you receive it, thank you! Don't dive!