Wuxia Crossover: I Grind Achievements at Shaolin
综武：我在少林刷成就
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Xuanhuan
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Long Dabei was dead, and Chen Mo thought he had finally gotten rid of this great villain and could escape this place of trouble. Li Jingzhe's words, "Long Dabei is dead, and you are his only successor," have once again dragged Chen Mo into a vortex of right and wrong. Qing Songzi saved him temporarily with a wisp of his body, but what dangers await him on his way to Langhuan Mountain?
To truly portray a good monk, one should possess both literary and martial talents. They should have the heart of a Bodhisattva, guiding the lost and helping the suffering. They should also have the fierce power of a Vajra, physically liberating the wicked. Most, however, are merely reckless brutes, driven solely by power.
My disciple, suffering a loss is a blessing. Your generation name is Shen, and your Dharma name is Shen Kui.
The setup is not rigorous, and breaking the rules is really easy.
Sure, guys, remember to call me when you break through the void ring.
I really wanted to read a few more chapters, but I just couldn't keep going. In a multiverse martial arts world, you should just write about martial arts realm classifications. This pretentious stuff—"Initial Subtlety," "Upper Awakening," and even Pi Xiaotian is at the "Inaction" realm—it's all so confusing. I'm dropping this.
There's a specific method for breaking the vow: find someone to threaten them into breaking it, like saying they'll kill a certain number of people.
Speechless. Since when did you think you could just learn Shaolin's advanced martial arts? Have you seen Jet Li's Zhang Sanfeng movies? What crime is it to steal martial arts skills?
No feeling The first one is unacceptable, he's just a half-baked monk. Secondly, he keeps using "I, I, I" in his speech, and I can't find that feeling of a scoundrel from Buddhism. He's no different from an ordinary martial arts person, and I can't find that feeling.
The Shaolin Nine Yang Skill is only one-third of the Nine Yang Divine Skill, and the Cloud-Dispelling Palm is only one-third of the Three-Part Returning to Origin Qi. But the problem is that the upper limit of the Feng Yun world is too high. You can't just change high-level martial arts to mid-level martial arts and force low-level martial arts to mid-level martial arts just to serve the plot.