Across the Heavens: Starting in Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils

After watching the end of the Song Dynasty, I feel that it is too difficult to change history. Even if it succeeds, the Song Dynasty has been decayed to the root, and intrigues are unavoidable. It is better to rebuild a new dynasty after breaking it.

In fact, Swordsmanship in the Snow is somewhat toxic, and this is a flaw in the original work. The first-level King Kong, Celestial Statue, Land Immortal and other realms can fly into the sky, so why are they afraid of the mortal army? If they fly a few hundred meters into the sky, they will be invincible for a few thousand meters. Mortal armies cannot defeat them. Just throwing skills in the sky can kill all the armies, let alone casually taking the heads of generals. If the internal strength is almost gone, just fly away and hide in the mountains to slowly recover. In a world where great power belongs to oneself, mortals are really like ants, so why can they fight with others?

After reading it, it's really 6. I am enlightened against the fallen Arhat of Dharmakaya level, not to mention that the protagonist is not a person with a solid foundation in the real world, so you still want to fight Dharmakaya Arhat? Do you know how difficult it is for a group of people to do a half-step outside scene in Death Mission? And there is a world of difference between the exterior scenes and the Dharmakaya. You can still kill the fallen Arhat in the Dharmakaya realm. You are much better than those protagonists.

Pig's Foot is a modern man who knows Chinese medicine. Does it have anything to do with ancient internal strength? I traveled through time and found Beiming Magical Skills and Lingbo Weibu, and then I directly practiced Beiming by myself because I knew the acupoint knowledge. And because I communicated with Duan Yu, I directly learned Zhouyi and learned Lingbo Weibu directly. This pig's feet is so pretentious 😰 You make me unable to find a sense of substitution. It's just my personal opinion, please don't criticize me.

Gu Long's novels are too pretentious, and sometimes they feel like they're blabbering and pretending to be profound. A great master who was described as very awesome died in a very funny way.

Writing about Kunlun, I must help the scene. This is my youthful dream.

I laughed when I saw the practice of Beiming Magic in the third chapter. The author wrote that the protagonist is a martial arts prodigy, and he finished the first move in a while, but then he said, "I don't have the internal strength yet, so I started to practice the second move... 😄, I really laughed to death."

Da Feng's writing is a bit blurry, and the protagonist's presence is not strong. At this level, is there any point in scheming? Just kill Yuan Jing, who can do anything to the protagonist? Do we still have to wait for Yuan Jing to recruit troops and find allies before fighting? The protagonist is of the first rank, and his combat power is far superior to that of the first rank. Joan of Arc and Prince Huai should be of the third rank, but the protagonist is killed casually and uses Wei Yuan for a plan, which is a waste of time.

The plot at the beginning of Tianlong is problematic no matter how you think about it. Li Qiu Shui deliberately left the secret book, but it was still a picture of his own naked body. It's been too long and I can't remember clearly. It seems that Li Qiushui seduced Jiumozhi or Ding Chunqiu and wanted to kill Wu Yazi. Only ghosts can practice this kind of secrets

How is the copy of "Swordsmanship in the Snow" written? If you are bored, go to Qidian. I saw that Xu Fengnian is more defiant than Tang San, so I came to Zhutianliu to take a look.