Three Kingdoms: High Martial Arts, Starting with the Five Pecks of Rice Sect

If you read this book, please read it and think about it for yourself. Anyway, I am waiting for him to finish reading it. This author talks like he is farting.

From the previous book, to be honest, I am not very optimistic about the author's new book. The mainstream of the Three Kingdoms is farming and fighting for hegemony, rather than fighting and upgrading in martial arts. I hope the author can write something new.

Except for Nan Hua, Yu Ji, and Zuo Ci, experts can help you find it. Western Han Dynasty to Jin Dynasty: San Mao Zhenjun is also called "San Mao Jun". Mao Ying, Mao Gu, Mao Zhong. The founder of the Maoshan sect of Taoism. He was around the time of Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty. Liu An, the King of Huainan, invited thousands of alchemy scholars as guests, and wrote 21 volumes of "Inner Books" (i. E. "Huainanzi"), and many "Outer Books". There is also an 8-volume "Middle Chapter", which talks about the magic of the immortal Huang Bai, with more than 200,000 words. He wrote "The Legend of Li Sao" and later committed suicide with his disciples. Eight of his disciples were called the Ancient Eight Immortals. Mei Fu, whose courtesy name is Zizhen, was born in Shouchun, Jiujiang County. He studied in Chang'an as a young man and became an expert in "Shang Shu" and "Gu Liang Chun Qiu". Mei Fu once practiced alchemy at Qizhen Rock in Taining, and the stone furnace where he made alchemy is still preserved in the rock. Yang Xiong, courtesy name Ziyun, was born in Pixian County, Shu County. He was a poet and thinker during the Han Dynasty. He wrote Fayan and Taixuan Jing, etc. Zhang Heng, courtesy name Pingzi, was from Xi'e County, Nanyang County. An outstanding astronomer, mathematician, inventor, geographer, and writer during the Eastern Han Dynasty. (An unworthy thing that cannot be restored after being dismantled, bah) Wei Boyang, whose real name is Wei Ao and whose courtesy name is Boyang, was born in Shangyu, Kuaiji. An alchemy theorist during the Eastern Han Dynasty. During the reign of Emperor Huan of the Han Dynasty, the technique was introduced to Chun Yuchen of the same county. Cao Wei died in the second year of Huangchu's reign. He wrote "The Book of Changes Can Tongqi". Fei Changfang is from Runan. He was once a mayor. Legend has it that Hu Gong went to the mountain to learn from immortals, but he returned before he was successful. It can cure serious diseases, whip hundreds of ghosts, and drive the public. In one day, people saw him in several places thousands of miles away, because he was said to have the ability to shrink the earth. Later, he lost his talisman and was killed by ghosts. The matter can be found in "Book of the Later Han·82 Biography of Fang Shu". Hu Gong, also known as Xuan Huzi and Xuanhu Weng. He was a medicine seller in the Eastern Han Dynasty. It is said that he often hung a pot in the market to visit doctors. When the market was over, he would often jump into the pot, so ordinary people could not see him. Later, medical scientists of all dynasties learned to practice and treat people's diseases. They often called it "Xuan Hu", praising doctors for using "Xuan Hu" to help the world. Magu, also known as the Shouxian Empress and Xuji Chongying Zhenren, "The Legend of Immortals" says that she was a native of Jianchang and practiced Taoism in Guyu Mountain in the southeast of Mouzhou. During the reign of Emperor Huan of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Magu came to Cai Jing's family at the invitation of Wang Fangping. She could throw rice into beads and claimed that she had "seen the East China Sea turned into mulberry fields three times." Wang Xuanfu, the founder of Quanzhen Taoism in the world, also known as Wang Shaoyang, Emperor Donghua, and later known as the first ancestor of the Five Northern Ancestors. People of Han Dynasty. It was preached to Zhong Liquan, then to Lu Dongbin, and Wang Chongyang started Quanzhen Taoism. Ji Kang, courtesy name Shuye, was a thinker, musician, and writer in the Cao and Wei Dynasties during the Three Kingdoms period. He once wrote "On Health Preservation". Today, "Ji Kang Ji" has been handed down. Ge Xuan, whose courtesy name is Xiaoxian, was born in Jurong, Danyang. A famous Taoist in the Three Kingdoms and the founder of the Lingbao sect of Taoism. According to "Baopuzi", Ge Xuan took Zuo Ci as his teacher, practiced Taoism, and received alchemy scriptures such as "Tai Qing Dan Jing", "Jiuding Dan Jing", "Jin Ye Dan Jing", etc., And later taught it to Zheng Yin. According to legend, he once practiced Taoism in Gezao Mountain, Jiangxi Province. He often took fast food, was good at spells, and had many miraculous arts. Xu Laile, master of Xuanzuo Sandong. "Short Notes on Lingbao" in the third volume of "Yunji Qizhu": Ge Xuan lived in seclusion on the rooftop to study Taoism. The Supreme Master ordered Xu Laile, a master of Tai Chi, to serve as Xuanzang Sandong Master. Wu Meng, courtesy name Shiyun, was born in Fenning, Yuzhang. A Taoist priest from the Three Kingdoms to the Jin Dynasty, one of the "Twelve True Monarchs" of the Jingming Sect of Taoism, and the master of the Heavenly Master Xu Xun. Sun Wu first became an official and served as the county magistrate of Xi'an. He studied secret techniques under Bao Liang, the governor of Nanhai. Xu Xun, whose courtesy name is Jingzhi, was born in Cimu Village, Yitangpo, Changding Township, Nanchang County, Yuzhang County. A famous Taoist priest in the Jin Dynasty, the founder of the Jingming sect of Taoism, and one of the four great heavenly masters of Taoism together with Zhang Daoling, Ge Xuan and Sa Shoujian. According to legend, there are Taoist classics such as "Lingjianzi" and "Jade Box". Wei Huacun, a female Taoist priest from Rencheng in the Jin Dynasty, also known as Zixu Yuanjun and Mrs. Wei. The first generation grand master of the Shangqing sect, known as the "Two Immortals Grandma" among the people, she is one of the four major goddesses revered in Chinese folk beliefs and Taoism. Zhang Yazi is a legendary figure. He was originally a god formed by the merger of Zhang Yu and Yazi from Shu. He later became the emperor of Wenchang, responsible for civil affairs and taking charge of the imperial examination. Zhang Yazi, born in the eighth year of Taikang in the Western Jin Dynasty, was born in Liangshan Prefecture, Sichuan today. In order to avoid his mother's hatred, he moved his family to Qiqu Mountain. He did good deeds and cured diseases throughout his life. After his death, he was worshiped as Zitong God by the people of Zitong and enshrined in the Qiqu Mountain Temple. All from (Baidu Encyclopedia) The picture is of Kou Qianzhi of the Northern Wei Dynasty. He studied the Taoism of the Heavenly Master. He removed three fake pieces and five buckets of rice and said that he was a descendant of the Kou family, a relative of the Khan Dynasty. So here comes the enemy from the pig's trotters lineage.

How should I put it... Since you have written about vitality. It's impossible for a person to live for two hundred years, right? If you can live forever, even live a long life. Does that prove that Liu Xiu is still alive? Who can return while Liu Xiu is alive? It depends on how the author comes to terms with it in the end. One more thing is about alien beasts. How do you want to write about alien beasts? If it is too powerful, the royal family must have it, right? It is undeniable that the emperor may not be responsible in the last generation, but his ancestors are. Not to mention that the strongest alien beast must be from the royal family, and among the strongest ones there must be one from the royal family. Another point is that if you were born as a servant, you can rely on exotic treasures to change your life, let alone the royal family. I saw what you wrote earlier about the slow progress of Royal Secret Martial Arts, and I think it's unnecessary. The world is originally just a game between aristocratic families and royal families. Five thousand years of culture, only one Lao Zhu broke the bowl at the beginning and established a century-old dynasty. That's because of foreign rule and excessive oppression. Lao Zhu only had a bad start personally, but his father-in-law was awesome, and he would be a loser without his father-in-law. So since you wrote that the upper limit of personal force is so high, don't suppress the personal force of the Han royal family. From the side, the strength and force of other aristocratic families can be written as equal, and then they unite to fight against the royal family, which leads to the end of the dynasty. Moreover, the personal force value of the royal family is too low, and everyone is dissatisfied. I did not write this paragraph to be harsh, I just hope that the author can consider it more comprehensively.

I hope your life ends as abruptly as your novel

The last one was so good that you just ended it. This one is more direct, and it's like a eunuch. Is it worthy of the readers who subscribed?

I only discovered The Eunuch after reading more than a hundred chapters. After reading the comments, I feel that the author's character is hard to describe. I will just pass it by if I see this author in the future. Then I would like to remind brothers, this author is going to change his pen name. Be careful.

Not bad, the taste is the same as always, the killing is decisive, the IQ of all the members is online, there is no show off, and it is enjoyable to watch.

I'll talk about it when I open the vest in the future, and I'll block you directly.

It seems that you can only watch it for free, and you can't pay to watch it in the future.