From Gang Leader to Martial Arts God

There has always been a question. The protagonists of all ancient martial arts novels have always believed that when they encounter an unbeatable enemy, they cannot retreat until death. Once they retreat, they will miss the peak of martial arts. So why do the protagonists encounter bad guys who are greedy for life and afraid of death in every realm? Since he is greedy for life and afraid of death, why can the supporting character reach the peak of martial arts? Inconsistency, some novel protagonists also say this when they are weak. When they are about to finish the book, they encounter supporting characters such as the Immortal Emperor and the Martial Emperor who are greedy for life and fear death. They have no invincibility. How can they be promoted to the Martial Emperor and the Immortal Emperor?

Chapter 28: Discouraging Resignation, Big Poison, the protagonist has already started to practice the Skin Refining Technique, and it is true that he is still practicing strength. He has many Dzogchen techniques compared to others, but he still looks so stupid, so he just suppresses her.

This kind of fantasy novel started from a small county town. The routine is too fixed. First, there are cheats all the way, and then there happens to be some kind of monster, and then organizations like the Imperial Guards come and invite the protagonist to join, without exception 🙂

Other people's secrets. The main characters are basically dog-skin plasters. Keep secrets for bad guys. Then the enemies are sent in waves. Give me a big gift at the end. A wave ascends to the sky. Draw out the enemies behind. Then lead out the enemies, dignitaries, friends and relatives. Then it became the imperial court. The wanted

Training the skin, training the flesh, training the muscles, training the bones...😥 There are also novels where the outer bones are the inner shape... Isn't the first step in martial arts training to include these strange names...😅

It is normal to be scolded. The protagonist does not dare to kill, but enemies who are weaker than the protagonist dare to kill the protagonist. Forget it, the protagonist finally lets the enemy go and treats the enemy as his boss.

From the end of the writing, I have a calm face and a calm face. It's a rubbish novel.

I just don't understand. We all have the same strength. If the protagonist hits others, the bones of others will be broken. It's no big deal if others hit the protagonist.

Aren't the techniques integrated? There are so many exercises that seem to be non-trivial.

No updates for 18 hours the next day? Is this giving up?