I Level Up My Cultivation in the Real World

Remember the martyrs and never forget the national humiliation.

Personally, I feel that the protagonist is so awesome now, so stop engaging in plots where the family pretends to be a slap in the face. If this is a low-martial world, no one should be able to beat the protagonist. Since the author has put it in the science fiction category, wouldn't it be better to write about the protagonist physically traveling across the universe to find aliens? The pattern needs to be opened up.

Has the author ever thought about why we read this book? The characteristic of this book is its unique style of real-world realism. If it is a fantasy style, to be honest, the starting point is much better than this. There are also a bunch of unrealistic data in the early stage that are not mentioned by anyone, but the author obviously has no intention of changing them. The work is supposed to originate from reality and be detached from reality, but the protagonist gives me the feeling that he is very stereotyped, without his own three-dimensional sense, very empty and empty. It is said that he is a warrior but not as ruthless as a warrior, he is said to be a Taoist but not as mysterious as a Taoist, and he is said to be an ordinary person but has no dreams and pursuits. To sum up, I don't understand what the protagonist is thinking. The psychological changes in each stage are very strange. He keeps talking about the world of mortals. What is the world of mortals? Now it is written as a game of life. It is said to be the mortal world, but in fact it is out of the dust. It seems to have intersection with everyone, but it is like a passer-by. This is what it means to pass through thousands of flowers. A strong person is not only strong in strength, but also in structure. This cannot be seen from the protagonist at all. It can be said that he is invincible in the world, but he has done nothing of his own and is always limited to the shortcomings of his parents. From a worldly perspective, such a strong man is no different from a clay doll. The author didn't want to change, so he introduced interstellar, but this changed the flavor, just like tea and milk tea. It seems that they just have extra milk, but in fact they are two completely different things. There is a long way to go in the rivers and lakes, but we are destined to meet again.

I have been following this book from beginning to end, and the actual feeling is really uncomfortable. I especially like that the protagonist was in his hometown at that time, exercising himself every day, counting the increasing attributes every day, living a simple and unpretentious life. He was happy, and so was I. But once the protagonist began to understand Nalaoshizi's state of mind, and even later became an immortal and a saint, I no longer felt the protagonist's personal characteristics. There's no reason why I'm so stupid. I just feel like the author has been embarrassing himself and putting all kinds of auras on the protagonist, and I can't see him anymore. Maybe what I like is just a practitioner with an ordinary mind, the kind of person who has joy, anger, sorrow, and even greed, anger, stupidity, love and hate. Immortal? Holy? What is that? That's not who I want to see. That's all, I don't want to pursue this book anymore. It's inappropriate. No matter how much I liked it before, I don't want to get entangled with it.

First of all, I would like to thank the author for writing so many chapters. Secondly, so many chapters did not make me feel comfortable reading, which is a bit regretful. Finally, I hope the author will continue to work hard and produce excellent works every day!

Consider becoming a video blogger and post the practice process and playing with animals online. If you write it well, it will be a great point. You can even popularize Kung Fu and teach people how to practice it. Write in a brighter light and don't write about the struggles between aristocratic families and sects.

Is there any similar book about practicing martial arts in modern times but not showing off?

Is the protagonist's intelligence increased so much in vain? Even if you can forget about the steering wheel, your brain is radiating Alzheimer's disease, right? There are so many ways to promote the plot, but this kind of intellectual plot is the only one to promote.

It's been a long time since I've seen one last this long.

It was interesting to read it in one sitting in the afternoon. It was very relaxing. Good luck, author.