Mythic Contest for Supremacy: Starting by Inheriting the Overlord of Western Chu's Legacy

After reading Chapter 28, tell me your feelings. Firstly, in terms of the plot, I feel that there are too many scenes with the younger sister, and the family relationship in Zhenghe is too large and unnecessary. Otherwise, why would you watch Zhenghe? Secondly, there is a setting problem and I don't know whether it is reasonable or not. It is known that the Dharma can be inherited and replaced, so the characteristics should also change when it is replaced, but what will happen to the realm? Then there is the question of whether this thing can be the same as the throne. When I get older, I will pass this on to the next generation and hoard nine levels like crazy. Thirdly, in your book, there are only those who have inherited the Dharma, so why are there not those who have worked hard to reach the ninth level? I didn't have time to read it later, and I feel that it is relatively unscientific regarding personal talent. The ancients had it, but the modern people don't? At least there must be a channel to obtain it, right? For example, talents are divided into innate and acquired talents. Acquired talents such as weapons masters can be acquired through training. This will be achieved by practicing any weapon and reaching a certain level. Military talent is just like a person's realm, it comes out after a while. In addition, some treasures can be used to obtain talents, such as setting up a golden congo, and eating it can triple the physical strength, etc. I feel like we can't all use historical figures, right? I feel it's best to set some yourself, 789 has them. Have you ever played games before? Use level 9 directly as the background board, and levels 7-8 appear indirectly. I really don't believe that there is no one who can surpass the ancient heroes.

There is actually a novel with deep hatred and bitterness at the beginning, who wants to read it?

I see that some people have this doubt, so I will briefly explain it. Yes, but it is very difficult. Dharma is at least seventh level. A strong person of this level is considered a figure in the world of mythology. There are only about a few dozen in an era, and it only takes hundreds of millions of people to reach that level in hundreds of years. It is not that easy to achieve. For example, the Three Kingdoms, Huang Gai, etc. Are fine, but they are only the lowest third-rate Dharma. Let me give you an analogy so that everyone can understand. The law is equivalent to a billionaire (U. S. Dollar). Inheriting the law is equivalent to the rich second generation inheriting their parents' property, and they can quickly become a billionaire. Ordinary people need to start from scratch, first go out to work, and then work hard for the rest of their lives. There are so many possibilities. It is impossible for most people to achieve it, but there are indeed great people who can succeed.

I suggest you read this book. The whole book has the same theme, Fighting for Hegemony: Obtaining the Zhao Yun Template at the Start

After breaking through the seventh level, one can fly for a short period of time with Gang Qi, and can create a large crater with a diameter of 100 meters with a full blow. Only such a character can transform into a Dharma form after death. The seventh level is regarded as the third-rate level in history. The reference figure is: Zhou Yu hits the yellow cover. The yellow cover inside is considered third-rate, and the Dharma after death is also third-rate. The second-rate Dharma is left by the second-rate figures in history, up to the eighth level. The representative figure is: Gao Shun under Lu Bu's banner. The first-class law can evaluate a historical first-class level, up to the ninth level, military generals such as: Zhang Han, Lu Xun, Chen Qingzhi, etc. Literary ministers: Fazheng, Xun Yu, Xun You, etc. Are all very few figures of an era. There are also super first-class and top-notch ones, but we will talk about them later.

I have a question, when did this Dharma begin? From the article, it seems that it started during the Yan and Huang Emperors. Then did the celebrities in the later dynasties, such as Cao Cao, Liu Bei, and Guan Yu during the Three Kingdoms period, all practice it themselves? If it is to inherit the law, then there was Cao Cao, Liu Bei and Guan Yu before the Three Kingdoms? If he cultivated it himself, wouldn't it be possible that no one else could inherit the Dharma during the Three Kingdoms period? No one is famous for inheriting the Dharma, are they all cultivating on their own?

I can't help but want to complain. Can you downplay your younger sister? Every chapter must have a story about raising a baby. Isn't this a story about urban dads? The plot is too bland, and there are two points in the setting. The Dharma image does not merge into the body after use, but still exists. Isn't this simply leaving a weakness for yourself? Is it because the person who stole your Dharma image is more suitable than you and will replace you?

Where did the Dharma images come from? It's better to write down the exercises because they can't be read.

Let Fan Zeng come out and you won't have to run away.

I'm more curious about how his ancestors are calculated. Let's put it this way: As long as there is no one who is still human today, who doesn't have a few awesome ancestors?