Longevity Martial Arts: I Rely on Nourishment to Become a Martial Arts Saint

Some readers may feel that this book is similar to the other one, but I think there is still a difference, because I have been reading both books. The other one may be more passionate or conducive to one's own development. It has the feeling that one can conquer nature, and this one is mainly the feeling of keeping a low profile and slowly developing. I only want to stand out from others. I don't care how strong you can be, but there is also a time when you strive for your own development. (Personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it)

Stick to your own pace, this book is good,

In fact, there is a bug here, that is, the reduction of handyman disciples should be based on age, not the time of entry. Moreover, because the handyman disciples themselves do not take up much of the sect's resources, it is the old disciples who have not been able to make any progress after joining the sect who are the first candidates to be eliminated.

In fact, the golden finger in this article is indeed suspected of selling dog meat with sheep's head. The essence of proficiency cheat lies in two points. The first point is that progress is eternal, similar to the saying "one certificate lasts forever". Let's not talk about this for now. This article does not have much expansion on this point. The key is the second point. The second point is progress without hindrance. Progress can be clearly seen even with monotonous repetition. This can actually be compared to the experience slot in online games. As long as you have experience in killing monsters, even if you only have a little experience value, you can get a little experience by killing a monster at 1/500, and you can get a little experience by killing a monster at 499/500. The way this article is written on this point is more like real proficiency. Even at the same level, it takes more effort to gain a little experience at 499/500 than at 1/500. You just need to fight more monsters. This is also reflected in the benefits of increased experience points. In online games, only when the experience value reaches 100% can you obtain attribute point growth benefits at one time, but this article reflects the benefits of qualifications and lifespan in real time as proficiency increases. It seems that real-time improvement has greater benefits, but in fact, online game-style improvement is the real cheat. The difference between the two is the difference between mortals and laws. As I mentioned in the example above, as long as you are at the same level, it is extremely easy to upgrade through online games to break through 499/500 and reach the next level. You only need to kill a monster, which is the same effort as when you first entered this level. The protagonist of this article, like those who don't have cheats, needs to understand, need to endure slowly, and needs real breakthroughs. This process may be easier than those without cheats, but the required elements are actually the same. It's okay to say that this proficiency cheat is a trick. If you read this novel by replacing the proficiency with a prodigy with extraordinary talents in literary skills, there is basically no sense of violation. In fact, what the author wrote before was still an online game-style cheat. For example, the proficiency level is increased at several points every day. The initial value increase is fixed and the same. This is actually not in line with the real proficiency improvement curve. But later, I don't know why it changed to a traditional fantasy-style breakthrough and upgrade writing method. Summary: The writing is crooked, the golden finger is weak, and part of the sense of fun is lost.

Are you sure it's not the same as Changsheng Martial Arts: Starting from the Five Animal Fist?

Author, take a look at what you wrote

I subscribed to Hammer, and even after it was put on the shelves, it didn't break through, and it was still full of energy. Even if you don't know how to eat properly, are you going to write tens of millions of words and flood the golden mountain?

It's well written. I hope it won't happen in the early stage where the Dao Palace is destroyed and the protagonist starts to wander around and join other forces.

By the way, if literary skills increase lifespan, then literary skills are much more popular than martial arts. If you are going to the top, do those high-level officials still need force? What they need is lifespan, so that's fine. As a health teacher for some dignitaries, they don't have great martial arts skills, but they have bodyguards. It's not a world where one person can conquer everyone with force, and without high force, wouldn't it be more reassuring for those at the top? This stable setting is more popular than any martial arts.

The Yin Qi elixir is outrageous, and the main character's need to be in the aspect of fire and wood is the icing on the cake. The technique that can be obtained honestly by spending more time has to take a big risk. I often walk by the river and my shoes won't get wet. It's not the way to live forever in my opinion.

I hope the protagonist doesn't practice a lot of skills and talk about it as if he is awesome, but in the end someone can still beat him violently.

Since there are techniques in this world to improve qualifications and extend lifespan, why don't others practice them?

It's good-looking, no brainless villains, no messy stuff. I've finished reading it all, and the updates are not good enough.

Dior, why is the eunuch's book so strongly recommended that people subscribe to it without knowing it? Damn it, it's a waste of money.

More than 4,000 first orders, at least three updates

Practicing Taizu Changquan is so slow that even a handyman can't do it. If you practice health-preserving skills in half a year, your qualifications will be more than doubled. Can the author explain, is there any fool who doesn't practice health-preserving skills? Or is the proficiency panel only valid for health-preserving skills?

Let me tell you what this book is about. I believe many people like this book after reading the free chapters, and I am the same. The plot in the early stage does not have too many poisonous points, and I personally feel that the small poisonous points are acceptable. The protagonist really practices the word "gou" in his actions. Except for the Yin Qi Pill that does not fit the protagonist's personality, everything else is pretty good. There are always a few supporting characters that I don't understand why they are so targeted at the protagonist, but I don't feel that there is much of a problem after watching the whole story. . . . This all ends after it is put on the shelves. After the release of the first three chapters, the protagonist finally went to the pool that he had been dragging for more than ten or twenty chapters. The sect also killed several disciples because of this matter, and even one was skinned. Two disciples came to escort him to the pool. The protagonist first thought about how much time he would spend killing them to measure his strength. I just read the three chapters on the first day it was released. I felt something was wrong after that so I didn't read it, so I checked the comment section. In the next few days, there were a lot of posts criticizing the author in the comment area, and there were also many comments about whether the author was selling his account. There was a huge difference before and after it was put on the shelves, probably more than 30 posts in total. I forgot that the author deleted all these posts one day, and then banned them from Qidian. This lasted for many days, until recently the ban was lifted. The author deleted the post and updated it three or four days later. That's all that's happened in the past month.

No, if you put it on the shelves and don't update it, why did you order it for the first time?

The introduction is a big contradiction, because practicing martial arts requires qualifications, so the system is broken! Change your practice to maintain your health and your health will be invincible! Then the question arises, does it mean that health-preserving skills do not require qualifications? If that's the case, why can't others practice it to extend their lifespan? And the protagonist's qualifications are so poor, why can the system work on health-preserving skills? If you set the system to only be effective for proficiency in health-preserving skills that do not require qualifications, but not for martial arts that require qualifications, I would understand! But your profile clearly says: Without a qualification system, proficiency grows slowly, so why can you practice health-preserving skills? And since it is a health-preserving power that increases lifespan? You don't know martial arts, will you die if you are killed? You are not Emperor Shitian who has the Bingxin Jue