The Myriad Worlds: Starting as a Con Artist

First the Tathagata Divine Palm, and then the Ananda Sword Technique is rewarded. It is almost certain that it is directed towards Buddhist disciples To be honest, asking an old beggar to buy the Nine Sun Magic Technique or the Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms at the beginning is more attractive than the Lai Divine Palm. If you can't find the old beggar, it's not a bad idea to learn Tai Chi from a chartered school. If you want to learn Kung Fu, you have to learn Tathagata Palm. It's too short-sighted.

It's not easy to save anyone but a grave robber...

The quasi-immortal emperor actually wants to go through the thunder tribulation. Doesn't it mean that the giant immortal king doesn't have to go through the thunder tribulation? Because he is too strong, everyone in the world knows that the thunder tribulation is useless and can only deliver food to the giants. As a result, the protagonist has to survive the thunder tribulation, and his strength suddenly drops.

What about your kung fu? The protagonist knows the Tathagata Palm in kung fu. You tell me he can't beat the six-winged centipede. Are you kidding me? The Tathagata slaps a building with its divine palm, and as a result, the opponent you write is a six-winged centipede who also has a pistol biubiubiu, you might as well not have it.

The combat power system collapsed. It turned the Sword and God Realm into a dog. The perfect system of covering the sky is not on the same level as the fairy sword

A group of bald donkeys do nothing to produce and rely on others to feed themselves. Opening your mouth and shutting up is retribution, you will die if you don't do it! Now they are engaged in real estate again, without learning from the lessons of the past at all. Why were Buddhas exterminated at that time?

. . You are really outrageous, Quasi-Immortal Emperor, rivaling the oldest one

The protagonist must have exaggerated the Taoist priest in Mr. Zombie countless times. Moreover, the protagonist's Tathagata Palm can slap him to death with a random slap of his Zhenqi Palm Mark, the uncle who used Old Master Ren to refine zombies in the past. I don't understand, but it's clear that the protagonist's Tathagata palm can attack from a distance, and can even smash the enemy with one slap. Not to mention that the protagonist has little physical strength, etc., The protagonist has eaten the six-winged centipede inner elixir for more than a thousand years, and his strength is definitely above that of Ah Xing, reaching the level of a beggar who sells secrets everywhere. One slap can kill a six-winged centipede, kill a zombie king, kill Uncle Jiu, etc. But this won't work, that won't work either, and they still have to fight in close quarters. The protagonist's strength has been infinitely weakened. I estimate that if the author were to write it down, the protagonist would be unable to blow out a single star even if he reached the level of the Great Chapter of Shrouding the Sky, because the author would infinitely weaken him to the point where he cannot compare to a semi-saint. One day the protagonist's strength reaches the level of an immortal emperor in a perfect world, but he encounters a true immortal or an emperor. The protagonist will be captured by them to play with or study. Because of the strength of the assistant, whether it is the Immortal Emperor or the Taoist priest. Will be infinitely weakened by the author. From what I just saw, the protagonist was almost killed by a Taoist priest of Uncle Jiu's uncle. The author has weakened the protagonist from now on. It will be weakened even more in the future.

I don't know which book I have read. . . If you learn martial arts from Buddhism and claim to be a Taoist, are you blind?

The centipede ancestor that lived for hundreds of years and evolved into a six-winged celestial centipede is not as intimidating as a chicken that lived for a few years. Come to think of it, it was bitten to death by a small centipede. I'm really convinced.