Cultivation: I Have Proficiency

It's a good book, but to be honest, going to the black market is quite toxic. It makes people speechless just to add to the plot. Whether you are handsome or not in swordsmanship is a matter of life. As long as you have some brains, wouldn't it be good to practice swordsmanship in the future? If you have skills and talents, you will be honest and get stronger slowly. As long as you have strength, let alone stick skills, you will be just a brick. You will also be a big boss that others dare not take a look at. If you don't have strength, no matter how good you are, swordsmanship is not a matter of being slapped by others. If you don't have strength and experience, you will still be fooling around.

Please don't learn swordsmanship. I want to see a sharpshooter like Li Shuwen who uses a big gun.

I kind of understand why so few people have read it. The fighting descriptions are really mediocre, and the protagonist has to practice swordplay later on. Does it really feel like the author hasn't considered the difference in weapons? When the strength is about the same, it is very difficult to defeat someone who uses a sword or a knife, and someone who uses a stick. Your three-month competition is an example. Why do you think a person who uses a wooden stick or has a high level of stick skills will be approached by a sword? Doesn't he have a chance to win if the sword is broken?

Isn't it bad to live with your liver? It's not a peaceful place if you have to go out for a wander. Don't you have any strength, background, or connections, just hang out like this? Even now, if you go to the black market in those unpeaceful countries, you will easily get into trouble if you go there blindly. . Isn't it nice to live with a cheat? Even if the sky falls, it's none of your business. Don't worry until you go beyond the rules of the world.

Here comes a little kid who says investing is so speechless.

Right from the start, a rich man invests in the protagonist! This is even worse than Long Aotian!

Now that I see a book with a sword, I turn away.

Revealing his "talent" from the beginning? You were anxious to be cannon fodder for 3 months?

Ding, ding, ding, are you trying to poison someone?

I saw the protagonist practicing swordplay, so I clicked in to watch it.