Slaying Demons: Leveling Up Through Calligraphy

I couldn't stand it when I saw the second chapter. It was too awkward and the protagonist seemed stupid and foolish. Why are so many people bragging about it?

This author is quite interesting. He clearly knows that some parts are poisonous, but he can't stop and insists on writing. Afterwards, he will let the protagonist reflect on it. I don't know what the author's mentality is. It messed up my mentality once or twice... And I ran away.

In the ghost market section, you can persuade people to retreat, and you don't have to reveal your identity until you completely board the ship. What's the point of adding an extra section of conflict? It's disgusting. I see so many people like it, but I still say this book can still be read.

Are you crazy? A scholar refining medicine and plowing the fields every day? When your strength and power increase, do you still have to do everything yourself?

The front is very nice, but since I entered the sect, I don't know what I'm writing anymore. It's almost the same thing.

Why don't you practice the Cold Waterfall Sutra? That's probably what he translated. I don't believe that a modern person doesn't know how to translate and practice it himself first, and he doesn't write about it at all. They didn't take away the ones who killed people, and they didn't take away the ones who set fire when they escaped. There are too many complaints, and there are many complaints. For example, when practicing calligraphy, if there is no ink, can't water and carbon be added? If there is no paper, why not use wooden boards? Nowadays, everyone knows to use a ceramic board to practice calligraphy. Don't treat the ancients as fools. The protagonist, a modern man, traveled through time and had a golden finger, but his IQ returned to zero.

I find that these authors nowadays cannot write without forcibly creating contradictions, which is cliché and vulgar.

This book is good for other things, but after I entered Taoism, the techniques were integrated. I can't accept that I have no strength and no skills. It's like I practiced regular script, then practiced running script, and finally integrated and understood cursive script and reached a master level, but because I understood cursive script, I can't write the first two? In this book, the protagonist's cheating is very important, but isn't the protagonist's own efforts important? Those proficiency levels are built up little by little by the protagonist. Does this fusion also melt the protagonist's brain? How to perform that skill, how to exert power in this move, once you learn these things, you will never forget them.

The following is just my personal opinion and does not represent everyone else's. The author can write such a book, to be fair, I can't, so the author is really good, come on Getting back to the subject The early stage is actually not ugly, there is a sense of substitution, and there are some minor flaws, but the plot is a bit broken from the beginning. The understanding of the three realms in the early stage to the stage of entering the Tao Forging strength and condensing energy = mortal martial arts True meaning = practicing qi (also made an original true meaning? I thought it was something very powerful, but I didn't expect it to be an ordinary little skill) Entering the Tao = building the foundation Create your own way to enter the Tao? It took nearly a hundred chapters to write down the skills that were so well written. What about the Hunyuan Dragon and Tiger... The dual cultivation of martial arts... The fusion of various skills... As a result, the two light skills can evolve to the point where the enemies can't see clearly when entering the Tao, and all kinds of martial arts can't be used to defeat monsters... To conquer the world purely by drawing talismans, the skills and talismans basically have nothing to do with each other! The previous various palm techniques and acupoints were of no use at all, and it became very messy from here on. The martial talisman can copy any skill, and the various buff and negative effects of the medicinal talisman can be used directly. Draw the talisman directly in the void. What does the talisman do? Copy spell skills? ... The Immortal Shadowless Sword Technique Kuku can be used to kill people, and the martial arts can be copied... The previous dual cultivators entered the Tao, and they completely collapsed from the time they entered the library of the New Map Trading House! Calligraphy and painting directly create things... The system of talismans is already there, but suddenly some fat Taoist comes and looks at you drawing talismans on a blank paper. It is natural that he can understand the effect of the talisman with just a few words! Really awesome? What does he have to do with the system... No! Did he directly give you an opportunity for your humane merits? ! It's because he can't understand your talisman! Okay, that makes sense, right? There must be some purpose behind it, right? The author said, "You must have noticed it too!" I immediately started to complain! The fat man will leave after giving away the opportunity? Pure Tama Pen's hard insertion, forced delivery! In my opinion, this book shouldn't be so unsightly? It feels like someone else is writing the book... And guess what? It is impossible for Taoist teachings written before to enter the market! The result is a trading line! Can you exchange for common currency without using Taoist talismans? Are all kinds of immortal cultivation techniques popping up all over the place? The currency system directly collapsed! No money? Make a talisman? What I admire the most is that the protagonist Zang Taliang can actually make talismans to replenish his energy in the early stage. After entering the Tao, he can't replenish it after he consumes it? So why write it? Well! The whole system collapsed? Everything I wrote before is in vain. Have you started taking entrance examinations to cultivate immortality again? Not to mention these, there is also the waistcoat, waistcoat, waistcoat! Say important things three times, why write a vest? The protagonist pretends not to understand, what about Foshan Ip Man, why don't you smooth over the vest thing? Lin Bei was so furious that he changed the map directly after finishing the work. All the previous preparations for the vest were in vain? (Fuck) He didn't even pretend to be cool, nor did he show off his cautiousness. He made all kinds of awesome breakthroughs, but he didn't pretend to be cool and he didn't practice prudently. Guess what? I'm not pretending half-heartedly anymore. Just when I'm about to be cautious, I want to pretend again? I haven't pretended yet... The good guy pooped a big one! All kinds of awesome skills that I just learned were forgotten within a few chapters... New maps, new skills, new characters, and plots all started to fill up. The protagonist had no idea what he was going to do, and was very confused. In fact, I am not qualified to say too much. Supporting the party can start complaining. It is not ugly in the early stage. The problem started from changing the map. I ordered a few chapters and then ran to read the pirated version. I just felt sorry for the money. There is no 500 subscription limit in the comment area. I'm sorry. Lin Bei will tell the truth. Yishui's cursing comments are a bit too much. This is much better than the studio's brainless articles. It just needs to be improved. Come on?

The protagonist is the one SB has no brains to return as a time traveler. If not for the protagonist, he would have died at the beginning.