Myriad Worlds: I Have Summoner Skills

The copy in this introduction is so bad... Can you write something fresh so that Mr. Jiu Shu can rest?

Therefore, if there is such a treatment, the protagonist should be acupuncture, so that there will be no risks, otherwise other potions or pills will have such risks.

This introduction to the dungeon world is a bit too popular (these dungeon worlds are poorly written) 😏😏😏, not very attractive😏

The so-called overseas medical skills are forced to add drama. You, a layman, talk about modern medical skills, surgery, internal medicine, orthopedics, etc. In a martial arts world. You really treat people as fools. The chief physician of a gang who fights with swords and fights like eating and drinking is resigning. Isn't it possible to perform surgical trauma? Internal medicine has internal strength. The current TCM bone setting in orthopedics is still very good.

I was very depressed when I read Chapter 19. The protagonist has no medical knowledge and dares to compete with Hu Qingniu, let alone discuss medicine later. What the hell, even modern people can talk about medicine. I don't know what to say. Does drinking more hot water count? Aren't you embarrassed? At least you know a little bit about medicine. If the protagonist wants to learn medicine, he must start from scratch. Use a healing jade pendant or healing potion to directly trade with him. It's not enough to just learn some basic knowledge in order to practice martial arts. It would be better for the protagonist not to learn how to operate like this. They will teach you these basic knowledge if you go directly to Wudang. For example, if the protagonist always exposes his abilities, if he doesn't do it right, he may be drugged by Hu Qingniu, forced to interrogate or experiment, and it will be another fight.

Such powerful summoner skills and copies are actually martial arts? ? ? This operation really makes me a little speechless,

I have always felt that there is a loophole in martial arts novels, that is, how can two martial arts masters fight hundreds of moves against each other? Logically speaking, internal energy can increase the strength and speed of a warrior, but it should not increase the nerve reaction speed. Even if internal force can increase nerve speed anyway, the reaction speed of two equally powerful warriors should be about the same. In this way, theoretically, it is impossible to fight hundreds of moves and at most ten moves will determine the outcome. Just like two ordinary people fighting each other, can you break up with your opponent? Obviously it's impossible. When two untrained people fight, it's difficult for you to dodge or block the opponent's attack. The same goes for two similar masters. Their attack speed must be faster than their own nerve reaction speed. So how do they perform hundreds of moves? There are also martial arts novels that intentionally punch first. My understanding is that when the opponent hits, they punch back first without going through the instinctive reaction of the brain and body. In modern terms, this is muscle memory, but it is faster, and basically wins with one move. So, does it count as a loophole if you use hundreds of moves?

In a world without storage equipment, there is no other possibility except money. Just like who would bring a real estate license to work, let alone road robbery?

I'm speechless. Your book on "Resuscitation" is generally very well written. I'm still a group friend. What's going on with this book? I could still read it at the beginning, but suddenly, out of nowhere, I started to collect the Purple Shirt Dragon King. Out of nowhere, I fully activated my skills. Just go back in time, let Huang Yong go for no reason, I can't fix people for no reason, write a hammer in the east, a hammer in the west, why are you forcing me to write, you might as well go back and continue writing about recovery, be careful, cut it off if you can't write, reflect and start over

Personally, I feel that I shouldn't write Eastern-style dungeons. It's better to write Western-style dungeons. After all, this skill feels a bit out of place in the Eastern style.