Reincarnating Through the Myriad Worlds in Search of Eternal Life

The bright and dark strength of national martial arts is completely boring compared to the internal strength of traditional martial arts. Mixing the two together is too eye-catching.

The setting is full of contradictions: a willful little princess from a poor family, the son of a gangster father who is the best scholar in the county examination, a weak scholar who sells his physical strength, a past life of Kaogong who is addicted to studying martial arts, and a current life where he is full of confidence and thinks that he can succeed in the imperial examination by rote memorization. It's so ridiculous🙂

Garbage, every world ends unclearly, bad luck

There are constant little poisonous points, the more I look at it, the more it looks like SB

All characters have an IQ of no more than ten years old

The writing style is really bad, "Zhang Yao" is mentioned 68 times in the first chapter

I have been reading books for so long and I have never come across such a well-written novel. Other novels may only have one or two poison points, but this book is amazing👍The whole nm is poisonous point, and there is a poison point every few pages. That's awesome. To be honest, if you just ask anyone to write about it on the street, they won't be able to write something so toxic.

You're laughing so hard, pretending to be a beggar, your height can hide a big long knife, haha

I find that those who write about Zhutianliu martial arts, but those who want to write about taking the imperial examination and showing off among martial arts people are more or less nt. First, when writing about imperial examinations, one cannot write convincingly or hold on to ideas. For example, in this book, a 17-year-old prime scholar, who is the first scholar in the case, makes a living by delivering food to people and earns a living. When he is implicated in a murder case, the police come to arrest him directly. The protagonist, who is a privileged reserve for scholars, cannot express any sense of superiority at all. However, most authors try to show the superiority of scholars by actually becoming a scholar/juren/jinshi, and people in the world dare not touch you. However, this is completely nonsense. Let alone a reservist who has not become an official, even if he has become an official, there are many people who have been directly killed by bandits in history, and they can even pretend to take the official position for many years without being discovered. After all, information was not developed in ancient times. If you kill, you will kill. Who can do anything if you get into the deep mountains and forests. Once again, there are not many people who assassinate and kill officials in various legendary novels. Secondly, the Sun Moon God Sect came to my door for no reason. I didn't look for him sooner or later. When the protagonist turned 17, he might enter the privileged class. He specially found him to ruin his future and train in martial arts. His part-time job was so brain-destroying that he couldn't complain. In short, when these authors write about martial arts, just write about martial arts. Don't write about things that you have never been exposed to. Put some thought into martial arts fighting, otherwise what you write will make people laugh.

Well written, what is this, a primary school student's composition? Very poisonous! It doesn't look good at all!