Starting as a Martial Saint

Many people have a big misunderstanding about this book and say it is ugly. I want to say that if you have the patience to read the latest version, you will find that your initial feeling was right.

Alas, practicing boxing does not increase physical fitness, but relies solely on secret medicine. As a cheater, you are not as good as ordinary people. Ordinary people can easily get started, but you have a hard time getting started by cheating. So why are you cheating? With 10 points of experience and a little physical fitness, you can earn tens of thousands or even tens of thousands of dollars just by adding physical fitness. Who can't be beaten to death if you practice cultivation without adding physical fitness?

Why do you think that a qi-blood warrior is a high achiever when he becomes a disciple of a scholar? This is not a realistic ancient setting, but an extraordinary world. Martial arts training is obviously more noble and promising than studying literature, not to mention there are demons and the like. Why does the latest chapter of Warriors say that one person can destroy a sect. The wealthy members of this sect have to visit during the festivals. How come warriors in this world are not valuable? Unless a scholar is extraordinary, how can he have a future? Did the imperial court rely on civilian rule? In this kind of world background, if the imperial court does not have powerful masters or even martial saints, it will definitely be overthrown. The literati can only be handymen. The ones who call the shots must be the warriors who have their own great power.

After reading a chapter, you don't start with the Martial Saint. Like other books, you start with the refugee orphan.

It really makes me laugh. Practicing martial arts does not improve your physical fitness at all. It all depends on medicine and adding points. It is even more funny when you break through the qi and blood. It has far exceeded the minimum requirements for practicing qi and blood. You actually have to rely on secret techniques that hurt yourself to break through the qi and blood. What's more, the breakthrough in qi and blood is actually a breakthrough in the technique (that is, you use this technique) When you are in the qi and blood realm, using other techniques is in the strength realm), and pig's trotters can be said to be inhumane. When Senior Brother Xu found out that Pig's trotters were secretly refining medicine, Pig's trotters' first thought was not to lie to get rid of it but to silence him. If it is an enemy, it would be okay, but Senior Brother Xu has no grievances against you and takes good care of you. I gave up.

Grinding and chirping, another type of slap in the face

On average, the author wants a woman to fuck a woman every three to five chapters. I don't understand what kind of preference this is. There are always women popping up to disgust the protagonist. One looks down on the other, but this is still a world where personal power is paramount. Just write one or two, forget it. Does the number of words always increase your IQ? The protagonist's parents are just like the mentally retarded. Forget about being ignorant and incompetent. If you can't help the protagonist, don't hold them back. At least they should be reasonable. They ask the protagonist to go on blind dates from time to time. They also ask the protagonist to work for the boss who exploits the protagonist's parents. After getting injured in a fight, they keep asking the protagonist not to practice martial arts. If he doesn't practice martial arts today, he will do it tomorrow. Die on the streets, and the skills and realm are also unclear. Each skill is like an independent realm. You have to practice to break through this and that. Even if you have one mask and one skill, it is not enough. There is also the basic steps. In the beginning, some basic steps need to be perfected before you can upgrade. Later, you will directly gain experience points.

Seeing that hundreds of chapters are far away from the Martial Saint, why is it called starting from the Martial Saint?

Even a noble man like Qi Fengzhang said that a martial artist has no future, and only by becoming a celebrity can he have a future, but at the same time, he kept describing the turmoil in the world, rampant ghosts, and the need for force protection to survive. I don't understand. In this setting, how can a martial artist have a low status? What do celebrities rely on to have a future? Isn't it true that the strong are respected? This novel is very strange. What did the author think? While writing the extraordinary and turbulent plot of other novels, he also applied the concept of ancient times in the real world that valued literature over martial arts. What kind of brain circuit is this? There is no mention of celebrities having special spiritual practices. They are just ordinary educated people. Unless one word or painting can scare away ghosts and ghosts, and one's own spiritual practice is stronger than that of a martial artist. Otherwise, in ancient times, the one who had strong soldiers and horses was the emperor.

I don't even know how to come up with a book title, but I started with Wu Sheng. Did you start out as Wu Sheng?