Immortality Martial Arts: Starting from Looking Back

Let's talk about a few points. First of all, the writing is good, but there are some serious issues that I can't stand, so let's just complain about it The strength of the first herbal gang is too low and it is illogical. The jewelry and jade business in a county can support two major gangs, unless the county is a jade-rich area like northern Myanmar or Hotan in Xinjiang. Squares are average, otherwise ordinary counties would not have such a big market and would not be able to support these people. In ordinary counties, there are many more people who rely on the medicinal materials business to support themselves than on jewelry and jade. The medicinal materials for warriors are like the oil of our world. They are very, very important. It is speechless that the power to control the collection of medicines is so small. If we follow this logic, it can only mean that the output of medicinal materials in this county is very small, just like there are oil fields, but it is very small and has little effect on the local area. It cannot support many people at the moment, and the strength of the gang will be weak. Second, for warriors, anyone with a normal mind knows what medicinal materials that can enhance their strength mean, so how can they not sell them? This is a no-brainer. Medicinal materials that enhance strength are like food for ordinary people to warriors. Think about what ordinary people would do if they had no food to eat. Do you want brains? This is no longer something you can suppress if you have the strength.

The basic swordsmanship performed by Wu Sheng is similar to that of Qiao Feng's Taizu Changquan. It's not that the swordsmanship is awesome but the person is awesome.

The recent chapters have been too toxic,,, gone,,,,, can't stand it anymore,,,

This book basically follows the same routine as that of Wu Qin Xi. They are both blacksmiths, but the systems are different.

There are too many bugs and the fighting plot is not fun.

After reading a chapter or two, I have an opinion. I feel that although the true meaning of martial arts does make the protagonist stronger, it is actually very important to see other people's martial arts paths. Experience is very important in some novels.

For the same boxing and sword skills, let Goldfinger get a fusion function. Seeing that the skill panel is getting longer and longer, I have the idea of ​​running away.

The original intention of the exercise doesn't seem to be very important. Just like the iPhone 4, no matter how good it is, its functions cannot compare to the iPhone 14. Although many famous stars reached their peak when they debuted

Let's go, it's boring. The more I write, the more I stretch my legs. I understand everything.

Always feel like a stitch monster? I don't know if it's my misunderstanding? It looks a bit familiar, especially the plot content.

Why is it updated once a day? Is it the eunuch or the appendix?

I just want to ask the author, is there a female protagonist? (I haven't read it yet, don't comment if you don't like it, thank you)

Why are there fewer and fewer of them since they were put on the shelves?