Desolate Era: The Path to Longevity

After reading Chapter 4, the protagonist, a time traveler with no memory of the wilderness, jumps out from time to time, which is a bit unpleasant. Secondly, he has to practice concealed weapons when he sees flying knives. Without world memory, he actually chooses a sword that not many people in his family practice instead of relying on his parents' experience in learning swords. It is a bit arrogant. I hope the author can write an accident in the later stage to change the protagonist's character.

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I just don't understand why some fan fiction likes to be the relatives of the original protagonist so much.

This female character is very discouraging, and the plot is inconsistent.

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I don't understand why you learn hidden weapons in Xianxia. Is this thing useful in Xianxia? People have divine consciousness, and your thing may not even be able to break the body of the physical practitioner.

As of now, the plot is exactly the same as the original, except that the name has been changed.

Who is better between the Great Dao Realm and the Complete Trail? Many book friends say that the realm of the great realm is much stronger than the complete path. I think this is what I think. I admit that the realm of the great realm is more difficult to understand than the complete path (the original work Ji Ning comprehends the realm of the great realm first and then the complete path), but there is no text in the original book that says that the realm of the great realm is much stronger than the complete path. If anyone can find direct evidence, I will personally apologize to him and add an additional chapter. If you can't find written evidence, we will no longer use what we think we say! Directly according to my settings, the avenue realm is comparable to a complete trail. Chapter 16 of Volume 12 of the original work shows: The sixth form of the Three-foot Sword is the Dao Realm The seventh form of the Three-foot Sword is comparable to a 300,000-year-old Sanxian (usually an Earth Immortal who has mastered many small paths) Three The eighth stance of the Chi Sword is comparable to that of ordinary immortals And the first six stances are the basis, and the progressive power of each stance is not great, but the last three stances will be qualitatively different, and the power is very different, So I think there is a trace to follow for the realm of the Great Dao Realm to be comparable to a complete trail!

It deliberately obscures the fact that both are time travellers. The dialogue with the protagonist is awkward. Goldfinger is outdated and has no highlights. The most important thing is that the protagonist is an old hat and has no ability to predict. The protagonist knows nothing about the plot in The Wilderness. The key is to follow the plot. Others practice swords while others practice swords. He also creates the plot when others are in the fairy palace. The key is that the writing is not refreshing and dry.

The protagonist's Golden Finger Origin Viewing Method is not as good as Nuwa's Viewing Method, and the start is not as fast as Ji Ning's cultivation. According to your logic, Nuwa is more powerful than the protagonist's Golden Finger. But you really want to write Goldfinger to be particularly awesome. Isn't this very contradictory?