Cultivation Begins with Martial Arts

To be honest, it feels a bit like trying to sell someone else's meat. The so-called sage of martial arts feels like he's just running through the water. It should be rewritten

Lower and upper grade? Is there also a lower, middle and lower grade spiritual root?

Why not carry forward martial arts? You should continue to practice martial arts and fight against the traps of cultivating immortals. It is written that martial arts has defeated those who cultivated immortals. It doesn't look good if they return to cultivating immortals.

The plug-in function relies entirely on the author's hands, and the logic makes no sense at all.

Why does it look like a storyteller telling a story to me, not like a literary work? Am I asking too much?

Once gained, always gained? Gained life and never died?

It's so painful to watch, but it's better than a running account. The protagonist basically practices martial arts. He is not like a human being and has no faith. Why practice? There is no reason to sell himself to the Li family. The Li family does not regard him as a slave from the beginning. How many mountain people like the protagonist can be uneducated and illiterate, and can they still persuade him well? The protagonist reveals his strength, but others don't suspect that he is a traitor. Instead, they say that he is born with magical powers, and every time he loses his skills, he gains them inexplicably. This is outrageous.

If you gain it forever, if you earn a tael of silver, you won't be able to spend it. You get a pill, and after you take it, another pill appears out of thin air. After all, once you get it, you get it forever.

Once you gain it, you will gain it forever. If you take drugs to speed up your cultivation, you will gain it or not. If you don't take it, you won't be able to practice.

Obviously Golden Finger is so powerful but its improvement is so slow. . .