Forging the Body Across the Heavens: From the Start, I Face the Nine Yin White Bone Claw Head-On

There are such fierce people in Shaolin, and the monk has already opened the gate and raised the banner. If a random monk comes out and can compete with the five unique skills, the five unique skills are too high-level.

It's very strange. Several people killed officials, and then the protagonist saw it when he was passing by. They wanted to kill the protagonist to silence him, but the protagonist let him go after beating him? Just because some of them are Yang Guo's grandfather and Huang Laoxie's former apprentice?

Hundreds of years of life, several worlds of resources and martial arts accumulation, a mad dog Yuan Shi3 can't beat him, and he behaves like a native, this protagonist is really useless

I was attracted by the title, and after reading dozens of chapters, I felt that it was okay. I thought it was about the golden bell cover, the iron cloth shirt - the indestructible magical power of the Vajra - the immortal golden body, but after reading the introduction, I instantly lost the desire to read any more. Does the rest of it have anything to do with Henglian? It is better to change it to a supporting role in the heavens or a supporting role in the heavens.

Why did you travel through Xiaoao again? Picture what? It should be transported to a higher world, such as Double Dragon and Fengyun. You can't use hard water just for the sake of pure water numbers, right?

I found a question, why does Heng Lian have to take the punches from others forcefully? Force yourself to hurt others? Many writers who write protagonists of horizontal training like to stand still and let their opponents beat them, and then taunt them a few times.

Hong Qigong is about 10 years older than the protagonist. Hong Qigong calls the protagonist little doll?

I wrote about time travel, but other than changing myself and the other six monsters, it was gone. The plot is still the same as before, it's still the same with or without you, so you're not in vain. I was a nanny the whole time, and then the plot didn't change. Drama for plot's sake.

To be honest, the author's writing skills are good, but I skipped reading the two worlds or didn't read the rest. Why? Because the author may be too influenced by the original work of Jin Yong and others. The protagonist starts over in every world. Like an aborigine, he has lived for hundreds of years and the wisdom and experience of several worlds have not been reflected. A person who roams the world does not promote the upgrading of the world, nor does he lead the progress of humanity.

It's getting worse and worse. The time-travel characters are either injured or disabled, old or ugly. Always starting from scratch, dizzy. It's just a repetitive leveling process. There is no love in the whole process, just martial arts. Switching planes and starting all over again at level zero is so boring.