National Arts! My Martial Arts Have an Upgrade Panel

It was agreed that the main focus would be on the passionate arena battle. I do live broadcasts every day, and I don't do anything to sell dog meat.

This author is a fool. When you practice Chinese Kung Fu, you have to train yourself to become a superman, and you also need various plug-ins and drugs to compete with other foreign boxing methods. If people without cheats practiced this, any foreigner could crush a large number of people practicing Chinese Kung Fu to death with one finger.

I would like to give you some suggestions: 1. When you fight, be crisp, sharp, and punch to the flesh. Don't make your heart move a lot during the fight, making people want to jump and watch. 2. When explaining a Kung Fu fight, it is best to explain it when the protagonist is practicing. Don't explain a lot when the two are fighting, so that the interest that was finally raised will quickly drop

I suggest the author take a good look at what I said. I specially subscribed to a chapter to spray. My poison resistance is quite low and I really can't bear it anymore. I can only say that I can read it without thinking. 1. Regarding the attributes, what kind of force-sensitive body setting can I accept? However, it is too ridiculous to say that the strengthening stone strengthens Bajiquan and then adds all the attributes. Forget it, I have high poison resistance, and I am inexplicably brightened when I increase the strength to 20? I really couldn't stand it when I saw this. No, what did the author think? If the strength is great, bricks will fly, if the strength of 40 is dark, if the strength is 60, then heaven and man will become one. What is the relationship between strength and realm? 2. It's still a question of attributes. At strength 20, I can somehow tolerate the bright energy. I have high poison resistance. Why is there a comprehension limit at strength 30? No, what does the high level of understanding have to do with the level of strength? Is this how you suppress the protagonist? 3. It's still a matter of attributes. Your strength, agility, physical strength, and defense are all related to your understanding. And then the book says that if your understanding is high enough, you will be an all-around player? ? ? What are you writing about? If you want to have strength and physical agility above 30, do you need to have a high level of understanding? If you don't have enough understanding, you can't add strength and physical agility. According to the explanation in your book, a high understanding means an all-around player. Does that mean you don't need to increase strength and physical agility if your understanding is high enough? 4. Normal people will have feedback after exercising, right? Practicing strength will increase your strength, and practicing eyesight and reflexes will increase your agility, right? In your book, the main character practices the attribute bar like crazy without even jumping. Does that mean he can only add points through the system? If you don't have enough understanding, you will always have the power of 30? What else is there to exercise? Then why can other natives have such strong strength and speed without any system, but others can't develop it through training? 5. In terms of plot, I won't go into details about bursting a sandbag with one punch. No one in the world can do it, right? I really couldn't help it when I saw this. I had a fight with a third-rate boxer Xu with a strength of 20 (don't be so stubborn, that's what the fight scenes you described are like). I can explode sandbags with a strength of 40 using Baji Quan + 4. I'm speechless. How did you set up this world? Do you dare to think that the boxing champions in this world can hit sandbags per person? Then you set all the Chinese martial arts to be fakes, what are they? 6. Summary: The biggest poisonous point is the attribute panel, which makes me unable to resist. I suggest the author to change this attribute panel, use some brains, and use a normal person's way of thinking. What you write is the real world, not the game. It all depends on the data. I'm so powerful that I am awesome. Are you kidding me? Does greater strength mean greater speed? Does greater strength mean greater physical strength? Does greater strength mean greater physical strength? Otherwise, after a few punches, I will run out of energy? With so much strength, I am not quick enough to punch, but I am slow to punch? Man is a whole. Then the battle scenes are too stretched, and I can accept other plot live broadcasts. It is this attribute panel that kills me, such as understanding limits, strengthening stones, and martial arts majors. To put it bluntly, when reading this kind of article, who wants to see what kind of Bajiquan you practice? It depends on you creating your own martial arts, it depends on you starting a sect, it depends on you becoming famous, and it depends on your author's imagination. Point: If you change the broken attribute column in the previous free chapter, your results will definitely be better than now, do you understand? There are still some things I'm too lazy to express, so I just couldn't bear it anymore so I wrote a long review.

After reading this book, I knew that nothing about Chinese martial arts could be saved. I guess there had been some before, but they were not very powerful. In order to beat Chinese martial arts, Muay Thai, and Sanda, you need a system and various kinds of medicine. You know how to brag about shitty martial arts. What people say is right. If you are really good, come out and resist.

This book must be a eunuch! Take the sticker as proof!

Isn't it that kind of pig's feet that has some strength again, and all kinds of monsters and monsters are coming out? No, no, that's too disgusting.

What's more ridiculous is that when the author wrote about fighting Xu Haodong earlier, he wrote about Chen's moves such as "opening, closing, and closing". In fact, mainstream martial arts masters basically stick to the style of fighting with one move that can be used all over the world. One or two killing moves are done after repeated practice. The previous ones are all testing, and they will not take the initiative to use "opening, closing, and closing" moves. The outcome will basically be determined by using a move. How many times you can fight is completely invisible.

I have read several Chinese martial arts novels, and the main characters are all like this. Can we mention emotional intelligence?

It's really poisonous. Just write a fake master. Are you kidding me about someone who has practiced martial arts for thirty years and has no actual combat experience? It's not like forcing the protagonist to win. After practicing martial arts for thirty years, you can't beat a third-rate player and you still need a cheating protagonist to fight. You really deserve it.