Dominating the Martial World: Starting with the Turtle-Breathing Art
横推武道：从龟息大法开始
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- 6.3M Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 3d ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
Honours
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The author feels that there is something wrong with your hobby. Why does the protagonist have to take care of other people's wives wherever he goes?
What a pity
This book was weighed down by the poison canon that was on the shelves. People who like to read about martial arts and cultivating immortals generally don't like to watch the protagonist practice poison. I also gave up as soon as I saw the Poison Training Manual on the shelves. Now that I look at it, it seems to be okay, but there are too many poison training contents in it that are not interesting. Otherwise, the results would probably be twice as good.
Don't write too much. Don't write too much about poisonous skills. One is that it's not up to standard, and the other is unreasonable: Even if there are cheats, practicing poisonous skills will shorten your life. Because the plug-in only shortens the practice process infinitely, rather than skipping the process and directly obtaining the results! It is better to set it so that the higher the martial arts, the stronger the Qi and blood, and the less afraid of poison. After all, poison that can only kill mice will certainly not kill elephants.
Many books write about the chaos outside the city and death if you leave the city. Don't you want to farm?
I'd better change my name back.
"Martial Arts Immortal" is pretty good, but the worst thing is to add the suffix "Martial Arts Immortal - I use the force to create magic and become a martial saint". The name is a high-level summary of the article. It is so nondescript now. What the protagonist has been doing now is perfecting martial arts in the context of immortals and demons. Changing it to "horizontal push" is not appropriate.
I just hope that the protagonist's level achieved by relying on golden fingers can be achieved by a strong person in the later stage.
It's a good book, why are so few people reading it?
Changing the title of the book does have an impact
After changing the title of the book, the initial image gives people the impression of a studio article, which is consistent and surprising. It would be better for the author to change the introduction. Wouldn't it be better to write more introductions?
It's a pity that it's a bit too carefree, just like walking at night in brocade clothes.
The protagonist is probably impotent in the middle and later stages. Although he can't spend money to find ordinary female monks, if he shows his strength casually, it won't be difficult to find women across borders.