The Martial World: Heaven Rewards Diligence

Ahem, there are only three functions of God's reward for hard work: 1. As long as you are willing to practice hard, the protagonist's cultivation will not stagnate, 2. It allows the protagonist to learn any difficult martial arts, 3. One certificate will last forever. As for the other things, there is no such thing. The setting that the cultivation level becomes more difficult as you go up is impossible to change. This is the basic rule of the world. I think it is very reasonable. I can't understand it😫

Zongwu is most afraid that the protagonist will meet someone who seeks refuge, shelter or flattery. He is obviously not as good as him, but in the eyes of the protagonist, he will be an awesome person in the future. He will just say, "We still call each other Taoist friends, we still get along as friends, and we don't care about the secular etiquette." In the blink of an eye, he will yell at the nameless and sexless supporting character, or "Who are you qualified to talk to me, and how did your elders teach you? My rules are rules." And the word "fellow Taoist" appears in the most martial arts, Tao Tao, you are a braid.

When I saw Chapter 24, I felt frustrated and panicked. I couldn't find anything to say in front of me, but I kept going crazy in the back. I obviously became stronger through practice, but I went around trying to show off my non-existent IQ. I wanted to use the system of improving the whole battle, but I had to build a system to quickly become stronger through practice. It's neither fish nor fowl.

I just finished reading Chapter 68 and I want to ask, will the protagonist come back and slap the sweeping monk later on when he becomes stronger? Did you kill Murong Bo? Is it okay if I kill someone and then do good deeds for 10 years? What's more, Murong Bo kept stirring up trouble and tried many times to start a national war. Many people died because of him. The sweeping monk uses his power to suppress others. The whole thing shows who has the right fist and who has the right. It would make no sense if the protagonist does not fight back if his fist is bigger. You don't even need to be better than the sweeping monk, as long as you are on par with others, you can return this time of using force to suppress others, block the Shaolin Mountain Gate, knock out/kill anyone who leaves the temple, and artificially seal the mountain until Murong Bo dies.

A hammer in the east and a mallet in the west. It feels like nothing has been accomplished. I couldn't find it when I looked for Jiuyang, and I couldn't find it when I looked for Bingcan. I lost interest after seeing this. It's not that I can't understand why the author doesn't want the protagonist to have everything smooth sailing, which makes it feel awkward. It's just like playing a game. I was given a main mission, but the main mission was not completed. I completed some side missions... I feel uncomfortable with obsessive-compulsive disorder😣

It was very frustrating to watch, and the more I watched, the more uncomfortable I became.

I just read the first chapter. Someone here to tell me whether the author has whitewashed Wei Yixiao. If he has, he will not read it again.

Your martial arts skills are not high, yet you wander around in the world? There is no reason to go, and I don't make good use of the golden finger. I'm afraid there is a serious illness in my brain. You are a God who rewards hard work, and it is not a system such as reputation. It's not like you don't have advanced martial arts training. You need to find it.

Happy Mid-Autumn Festival, I hope Blood Moon and I can make more bookings in the future

Come and occupy a floor, compete with each other, eat snacks and say to Blood Moon: Happy holidays! Hahaha