A World of Strange Powers and Chaotic Gods

That's it for the fully-leveled Zixia magical power, the fully-leveled Eighteen Dragon-Subduing Palms, and the fully-leveled Seven-Injury Fist. If you want to weaken the protagonist, don't give him such good martial arts, just give him some full-level second-rate martial arts.

Since the protagonist's debut, although his martial arts have been perfected by the system, he has no time to settle down. He is constantly encountering problems and solving problems. The power of the Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms is far inferior to that of Guo Jing, let alone Xiao Feng. The power of a unique skill lies in the person himself.

Everyone knows that the Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms are the most powerful in Xiao Feng's hands. Why is he the most powerful in his hands? I think it can be explained this way. The moves and matching inner energy of this kung fu perfectly fit Xiao Feng, so they are the strongest in his hands. I saw the protagonist drawing the Xuanming Divine Palm. The focus of the Xuanming Divine Palm is the cold attribute internal energy. Your protagonist has Zixia's internal Qi, and the Dragon Subduing that is triggered by Zixia should be called Zixia Eighteen Palms. It cannot have the same special effects as the original palm method. The Xuan Ming that uses Zixia to activate the energy should also be called Zixia Divine Palm, as it would not have the cold attribute. It is even very likely that Jianglong and Xuanming will not be able to be activated. Just like you have a lot of electricity (internal strength), and you also get an air conditioner (Jianlong) and a refrigerator (Xuan Ming). They can be turned on when they have electricity, but you can't use the air conditioner as a refrigerator, and you can't use the refrigerator as an air conditioner. You want to say that various moves have their own internal strength, so how do you solve the conflict of various attributes and internal strength in the body? This setting is very uncomfortable if you look at it carefully.

I follow other people's magic skills at the beginning, but I don't want to push all the way. I just let the protagonist stumble all the way. I don't see how the protagonist's front-line echelon-level combat power is any fun. Instead, it feels a bit suffocating.

The poison was serious! Dying? Run away quickly

The more I write, the more frustrated I become. This is my max-level martial arts, which becomes more and more useless and rubbish.

The mother and daughter died inexplicably.

To tell a joke, with the Eighteen Dragon-Subduing Palms at full level and the Zixia Magical Skill at full level, you can only bully the minions and then be beaten away.

The Eighteen Palms of Subduing the Dragon is becoming more and more of a noob.

Innovation is not just writing in vain. Please be honest with me.

The Zixia magical skill is not that good. The Nine Yang magical skill is so good. It goes well with subduing the dragon.

Chapter 14 Poison Hair! ╭(╯ε╰)╮First. As soon as it appears, it is set that the protagonist has obtained the full-level Zixia magic power. The Eighteen Palms of Subduing the Dragon. Seven Injury Fists. The result is the first copy of Hong Xiguan. The description of the force value is so bad that it makes no sense. Pretentious plot description is like fifty-cent special effects. It's so embarrassing to watch. Good guy. . By this point I thought it was bad enough. It was actually forcibly added that Hong Xiguan died in the first scene because the main character's appearance disrupted the plot. He actually turned into a monster that was neither human nor ghost after death. The plot is so well drawn up to this point that it doesn't matter if it's tired or not. It is written in a martial arts style but not martial arts style. Fantasy is not fantasy. Take a step first, fellow Taoists

In the beginning, I watched it non-stop. Recently, I just read the title and knew that the protagonist was beaten to pieces and ran away again. He was very wet and stayed in the water for a few days. . .

Qiao Feng's Eighteen Dragon Subduing Palms can crush hundreds of kilograms of rocks into powder compared to dozens of kilograms of TNT explosives.

This is the same as opening a escort agency and sending escorts to reward full-level magical skills! Are these two settings in one book?

In Chapter 65, Zhang Sheng poisoned the protagonist. The protagonist had internal strength to protect his body and turned around and left. Is this normal?

Let me ask, is the protagonist decisive in killing?