Proving the Dao Through Martial Arts at Eighty in a Xianxia World
八十岁在仙侠世界以武证道
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
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Where do the resources for this fanciful, extraordinary nation come from?
I feel like many friends have questions about the cheat system, so I'll explain it. The cheat system cannot be directly modified to achieve a state of unrealistic achievement; it must be a state that is theoretically achievable through cultivation before it can be modified using a cheat engine.
Let's talk about the combat power of the extraordinary system. The system for spiritual power is similar to the power system in Dragon Ball. Without the influence of other external forces, having 30% more spiritual power is enough to instantly kill an opponent. A martial artist's spiritual power limit is determined by their soul, spiritual root, physical body, and martial arts.
The reincarnation of the Magnetic Field Madman battles the Immortal Cultivation Insect Race
The protagonist is portrayed as incredibly weak. He's a Martial Saint with only a few thousand spiritual power, despite having no spiritual root, while that little girl with a superior-grade spiritual root at the first level of the Celestial Realm easily has hundreds of thousands of spiritual power.
Chapter Seven is a warning: Your cheat-like abilities, even at 80, are easily crushed by a teenage girl. Your old friend, Xing Su, a few years older than you, has already passed away. This is all you're capable of at 80? You might as well just die; life has no meaning.
What you wrote at the beginning was alright, but what the hell was that at the end?
The boundaries are too disjointed; you'd better think carefully about what you want to write.
He's over eighty years old and doesn't have a single descendant. Why does it all seem like he's a eunuch?
The protagonist is truly useless; how could he be so weak if he had some kind of cheat code? And the technological development gives me the feeling that he can develop whatever he wants. An individual or a city, relying on the protagonist's limited knowledge from his previous life, surpasses the global average by hundreds of years in just a few decades.