Myriad Worlds: Seeking the Dao, Starting with Martial Arts

Zhu Tianwen has a heroine who is poisonous, and a romantic relationship is okay. First, the protagonist grows up too fast, not to mention that he has to live forever in the end. The female protagonist cannot keep up, and ends up being reduced to poverty alleviation, just a drag! Secondly, if I want to change the world, would I still have to drag my family with me? Or throw it directly into the original world, no matter how you write it, it will be embarrassing! Thirdly, spiritual practice is about individuals, not just dragging their families to practice. That is unrealistic. If you want to see the female protagonist, read romance novels. Urban novels are more logical. Regardless of reality or legend, people who are determined to practice Taoism or practice rarely choose to start a family. The main reason is that it is difficult to find a Taoist partner who can walk with them!

In fact, we have a wrong concept. In the final analysis, martial arts is the path of Taoism, which is also the so-called internal strength. In the ancient Wei Wu clan, military strategists followed the development of the human body, such as infinite strength, invulnerability, the ability to kill enemies on the battlefield, and the kind of durability. Martial arts are okay when fighting alone, but they are powerful and empty on the battlefield. The durability is not good, and they cannot survive the kind of battlefield encirclement. It is possible that all schools of thought have their own paths, and have their own specialties in fighting, just like they all take different paths in developing the human body.

The first two volumes are well written, but they are not a stud either! I really can't stand the Tang Dynasty scroll. It writes all kinds of nonsense, but also makes plans for the general trend of heaven and power! God is so annoyed by this!

I have read more than 200 chapters, and I still have a few questions that I am unhappy with. The first is the issue of women. In the first world, it is said that maintaining a virgin body can speed up cultivation. Understandable. But the second world is to reincarnate directly into another person. It just feels like nonsense. Reincarnation is not the end, we still have to fulfill the last wish of the body owner. Isn't this contradictory? I've already changed my body, but I still care about whether it's a boy's body. The design of this golden finger is also somewhat special, and it is actually upgraded by fulfilling the last wish of the reincarnated person. After watching several worlds, I feel a little tired of aesthetics. Same routine.

Why are the reviews so good? I can't stand it.

In the Double Dragon World of the Tang Dynasty, you come to the great prosperity of Tianding Buddhism, and in the world of medium and low martial arts, you come to me to create the Way of Heaven. No sense anymore

I hate the Heavenly Way script, the powerful behind-the-scenes script, and the reincarnation. Once these come out, they change their taste. Bye bye

Without martial arts training and mental training, it feels too vain.

From the beginning to the end, there has never been any artistic conception of martial arts such as sword, fist, and fist in the gold martial arts. The only one that is relatively similar is the Ecstasy Palm.

If you don't know how to describe the power, don't write it. The thirteenth level of Dragon-Elephant Prajna Kung Fu has the power of one thousand kilograms. Tsk tsk, this is too harsh. In the real world, some people with extraordinary talents have the strength of one thousand kilograms. Is this the extraordinary strength?