Mastering Every Method: From Rickshaw Puller to Dao Lord
推演万法：从人力车夫肝成大道君
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- Completed
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- 1.3M Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Xuanhuan
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Everything else is fine, but the fighting skills are completely lacking in realism. You leaped two zhang (approximately 6 meters) high, lifting a 1500-jin (approximately 750 catties) stone weight overhead, capable of shattering brick walls. Then you punched someone seven or eight meters away, and that person was just an ordinary person. And they didn't die? Seriously? I really don't understand. Were you writing this while high on your luck? Or were you drinking?
Food supplies, but why don't you win over such a great girl like Bai Er Ya? Are you sure you'll find another girl as good as her in this lifetime?
This type of novel isn't suitable for a protagonist with only one younger sister. Either the parents are both alive, or it's better to start as an orphan.
In modern novels, other people's families are seamlessly connected; strangers recognize each other as their parents and treat them like family, even closer than their own mothers. But they're just strangers; where's the real kinship?
What a piece of junk! What's the point of using the Myriad Laws Cauldron for martial arts deduction? It's supposed to be a divine skill that combines the cultivation of essence, qi, and spirit. It should either focus on qi cultivation or spirit cultivation. This qi and blood martial arts are terrible, too homogenized, and have a small worldview. Deducing qi and blood martial arts is a waste of resources and time.
It's hilarious that a box of snacks is enough to get the protagonist to act as a guarantor for a gang.
It's so good! Later, the protagonist practices demonic arts and turns Er Ya into a spiritual dish and eats her.
Er Ya's sacrifice to the heavens brought boundless magical power. It is expected that he will be killed in the city later.
The logic is weak. On what basis did the constable target the coachman? Is the driver the primary suspect in killing the Eagle Claw Kung Fu master?
For those with character panels, hard work pays off, and it's foolish not to learn throwing stones or throwing knives at the start.