The Martial Arts Is Fierce!

Three points of evil, not too much and not too little, just right. The book "The Bird Queen Who Deserves It" made me the most enjoyable to read. Come on, try to put it on the shelves as soon as possible, I will order all of them. I just hope that the author will not follow in the footsteps of my father-in-law.

Gu Huo is dormant and the Heavenly Official is missing. This book... Quenches the thirst

It's been a long time since I've seen a protagonist with such an appetite. The author's writing style is also very sophisticated. When I read online articles, I'm looking for a cool character, hmm! So far it feels so good. The setting is also very interesting, thank you to the author

Ever since Gu Huoniao saw the three-point evil energy, many novels based on martial arts as a power system have wanted to write their protagonists as those who cultivate three-point evil energy and kill decisively. But so far I have only seen Guhuoniao written about it. The three points of evil spirit are to not bow down in the face of adversity, to dare to fight between life and death, to be neither humble nor arrogant, and to cover up the water and earth when soldiers come. It is by no means inevitable revenge and endless killing. In Gu Huo Niao, Li Yan dares to fight at critical moments, and the killing intensity is just right. Who should be killed, why, and who should be punished with small punishments or large punishments are all very reasonable. Take the volume of Doomsday Power as an example. Kill the naive old sniper in Doomsday Power. If you don't kill him, the old man will kill Li Yan. The commander was killed in the end because of the two dollars donated by the old man. Including killing the researcher's wheelchair-bound husband, there are also places to think about. I can at least feel that Li Yan respects life and respects killing. His killing was determined and cautious, and he would not waver even with the influence of the researcher's son and the intercession of his wife. Including the steam core volume, fireworks were set off instead of explosions at the end, which all reflect such humanistic sentiments. Neither humble nor arrogant, and truly regards power and strength as equal to one's own status. Just like the conversation with the commander at the end of the volume "Power of the End Times", you don't take these guys too seriously, and you don't take them too seriously either. And even if he is bullied by the big three-eyed man, his attitude towards the old man in Hongzhong is still reasonable resistance and cooperation, and moderate. But first of all, Guoshu Fierce didn't create such a feeling. I only saw a villain who was completely out-of-mind, a lot of unnecessary killings, and the main character's evil star came into the world. I'll kill you if you offend me. Written a simple story in a relatively gorgeous writing style. Moreover, such an attitude shows a fierce look but a fierce heart. In fact, I am still afraid in my heart. If you are not afraid, why are you so excited? A truly strong man must be able to control his own sword. Three points of evil energy is enough to kill. If you look at the problem with a hammer, it will be doomed if it is all nails. If you don't see it, Li Shimin and Tian Khan, could the Zhenguan rule be created only by crazy killing and killing, and all the nations will come to court? In short, to use an analogy, Gu Huoniao's three-point evil spirit is just like Liu Bang, Zhu Yuanzhang, and Li Shimin. It is a human being who has three-part evil spirit. The fierce protagonist of the martial arts is Huang Chao. Of course he is very powerful, but the evil spirit took over his skin and had to be short-lived. Therefore, this passive article can only be a white article. I hope the author can take a good grasp of the three-point evil spirit, and I look forward to the author's future books. After all, tmd Cuckoo is really a eunuch

Let me ask a question, in the new energy era, if Rongguo could use military force to gain equal footing with other countries without engaging in new energy, then shouldn't Rongguo be invincible before discovering new energy?

No, I feel it's boring before I see it on the shelves. It seems like I'm just upgrading for the sake of upgrading, just beating people and then leveling up. The key point is that it's written so quickly, and the rest of the description is too little. The perspective is only around the protagonist.

Chinese martial arts has its peak, and machines can be constantly updated, researched and evolved. If there is a situation like this in the book, human body modification + Chinese martial arts power-generating techniques are the future. The protagonist is like a primitive man who specializes in drilling wood to make fire

It keeps killing and killing, the plot is too fast, nothing is explained clearly, and the social logic relationship is hard to explain. It means that others are waiting for the protagonist to grow up before killing him. It feels like there is order when others kill the protagonist, but there is no order when the protagonist kills others.

Disadvantages: too much murderous intention Advantages: decisive in killing Low EQ: vulgar warrior High EQ: brave man without fear 🙂🙂🙂

I just used the shell of Chinese martial arts. The fierce Chinese martial arts was thought to be a master story that integrates hundreds of schools and creates its own way. Unexpectedly, it is just a layer of Chinese martial arts skin. It is only used in fighting. The upgrade is really one level every month, and it feels like reaching the top in one year. The routine of the fantasy novel is cool.

The title of this book is too misleading, and it does not go into depth at all about the martial arts. It is not so much a martial arts style as it is a Ji Dao Demon Style. It treats all enemies as monsters, killing them all the way, and increasing their skills along the way. It's a bit novel at first, but you'll probably get tired of it later on. Moreover, the operation of destroying national ships and killing fleet crews was really outrageous. This was more or less a traitor.

Although it was fun to write about the fighting, the main plot was a bit vague. And I remember that the protagonist was originally just a wall-climbing disciple. Then the martial arts skills are ridiculously high. Invincible trend. I didn't say that the invincible style is not good, I just said that the background and talent are a bit unreliable. Before changing the map, it was very enjoyable and very orderly.

I don't quite understand why I love writing about the People's Republic. Is it because I miss Chiang Kai-shek? Are you proud of losing your territory and building a lease?

Damn it, from the first paragraph it is densely packed with description Are you so eager to throw away the setting? It's still a lot of settings thrown around, it's tiring to watch.

Emmm, please don't read this book with logic 🙂 Originally I frowned while reading it, but later I thought that with this writing style, I could still read it. This book is very fast-paced and focuses on recklessness. The fighting never stopped, and the protagonist, armed with a plug-in, went on a rampage. There are many logical problems. For example, this country has no laws, and there is no punishment mechanism for killing so many people. Then I have been bragging for so long about how awesome Jinmen martial arts is and how high its status is, but along the way, I looked at the sect masters or awesome chambers of commerce that the protagonist fought, and they were just low-level NPCs that upgraded as the protagonist upgraded. Under normal circumstances, in such troubled times, it would be impossible for this place not to have a Dinghai Shenzhen to control it. However, with the writing, it's enough, so it's still recommended.

No, buddy, your energy density is a bit exaggerated? Even nuclear bombs are defeated. Take "Little Boy" as an example. This thing is 4.4 Tons, equivalent to 20,000 tons of TNT. The calorific value of the same mass of Tianshui is equivalent to 44,000 tons of TNT. (Because the nuclear fuel of a nuclear bomb is not heavy but the detonator is heavy) In other words, these guys have obtained super fuel with an energy density comparable to that of a nuclear bomb from the beginning. Imagine that even a World War II battleship, every shot fired from the main gun is a nuclear bomb. What would that look like (the shells of the main gun of a World War II battleship can reach the order of tons)

I turned on automatic subscription and regretted it. I suspect that the young master sent someone to poison him, so he will be considered a good man after he comes ashore and kills him with a knife. As a result, the navy officers and soldiers of the country were massacred, and ships were blown up to steal water. Is the feeling of revenge false, but is the upgrade real?

I've almost finished reading the book, so let's summarize my impressions. Overall, it can be regarded as a good story. The advantages are that the description of the fighting is relatively good, the character of the protagonist is not mother-in-law, and the setting is quite interesting. There are also many shortcomings. The first is the Chinese martial arts. In this book, I feel that the Chinese martial arts is actually a skill package for the protagonist. It is full from the beginning, and its presence is zero after leaving Jinmen. The second is the issue of combat power when changing maps. It is understood that after changing maps, the opponent will become stronger as the protagonist becomes stronger, but after all, it is not completely false. There are a lot of level 5 pirates, and the strongest one in Jinmen is the master who was level 4 before his death. It is really a bit difficult to deal with. The third problem is upgrading. The protagonist's combat power is not significantly improved after upgrading. In Shuangyu Bay, after upgrading to level 4 and using level 3 mechas to fight black flag minions, he has paid back so much... The large-scale upgrades are better, and the small-stage enhancements are basically invisible - the protagonist is invincible at the same level as soon as he upgrades, but until the end of this level (n9.9), He has not defeated the enemy across levels under normal conditions (wearing mechas and fighting with residual health does not count). This long period does not feel that the protagonist is getting stronger. Furthermore, the pacing is a bit tight and monotonous. It always goes to one place - the protagonist is getting into trouble because of his temper - and the fight starts. It would be okay if this was an infinite flow, but in a story like this, it is easier to become monotonous. I highly recommend this book to those who like to read decisive killings and don't have many BB fights. As a relatively new author, this book is still good.

For those who came in for free, I just saw the bombing warship upgraded to the third level, and I really couldn't stand it anymore. It was amazing when I first read it, but the more I read it, the more wrong it becomes. Maybe it's too open-minded and I don't have to use my brain. All I can think about is killing, killing, killing. If things don't go my way, I'll kill. This may be very satisfying, but it's hard to make people feel immersed. Why waste so much effort if you really want to write a short article? It's really tasteless to eat and a pity to throw away.

The more I read, the more strange it becomes. Why does the protagonist always prefer foreign countries? Isn't the protagonist from Rongguo? Others come over and ask the protagonist to help save foreigners. The protagonist immediately agrees. Shouldn't he be kept locked up for the benefit of his own country?

Why did you limit the exemption again? ? ?

Electric cat, what happened to you?

I voted, I voted

The curse of the living father-in-law has taken effect again😱😱😱

I want to cum 🙂

Is this a break? Didn't it say that normal updates would resume in April?

Really a eunuch? I always said it would be impossible, but it was over in a blink of an eye. You really treat your book friends as fools, don't you?

Good writing, cheers

It's okay to kill decisively, but you still need to score points. If you see the bombing of ships and the background of another country's invasion, it's a bit unreasonable for you to directly blow up your own capital ship, right? Just rush in and kill them indiscriminately. What's the difference between this and treason?

The book is good