After Practicing Swordsmanship, I Discovered That This Is a Strange World

I found that the protagonist was confused all the way and didn't understand the world and the situation of cultivation. Isn't it enough to understand it? Is it necessary to wander around in confusion all the way?

I don't understand why so many authors like to write about a little girl following the protagonist. Eight out of ten books are like this. Aren't the authors tired of it?

Judging from what the author wrote, people in this world should have disappeared eight hundred years ago. There are still humans existing now. They are really just NPCs that refresh regularly.

Going down the mountain with that tiger spirit is just the same, not a big difference, right?

They are all the same routine, the main character is very powerful, all kinds of shocks, even if they don't investigate the world, they are all poorly written.

The plot is acceptable and the writing style is good, but the protagonist has traveled through time and has no sister, so why did he find an ignorant girl halfway through and become a guide to travel around the world with his sister?

Playing with swords again, who cares if you hug me like this?

It feels like a retro style, that kind of style that's very cool but doesn't think it's very powerful.

You traveled through time, into a different world, into a Taoist temple, and when you crossed over, you got a system panel. The system panel didn't have much use. It only fixed your basic cultivation level. At the beginning, when you went down the mountain, you found that there were monsters and monsters in this world, so you hid in the Taoist temple on the mountain and opened a piece of land to farm for food. Fortunately, in your previous life, before you traveled through time, you were in college. The elective course is Tai Chi. By doing Tai Chi and adding Tai Chi breathing methods, you gradually cultivate the Tai Chi Qi. Afterwards, Tai Chi is continuously upgraded by you and upgraded to the Tai Chi Sutra. The Tai Chi Sutra is integrated into your previous life. All the knowledge you have learned is formed. In the end, the Tai Chi Sutra is transformed into the Tai Chi Diagram, or the Tai Chi Diagram that you have condensed. I don't know why, but every time you practice, you always feel that the aura of heaven and earth in this world is very strange. Before you reach the innate realm, what you have been cultivating before opening up the Rendu and Du Meridians is the internal true qi. After that, it turns into the innate true qi, and then refines the qi, refines the qi, incarnates, refines the spirit, transforms the emptiness, refines the emptiness and combines the Tao. The four major realms of Taoism, in your innate When you are in the realm, by chance, you condensed the Tai Chi diagram. You find that when you practice the exercises, or when you practice the techniques in the Tai Chi diagram, all you absorb is pure Yin energy, weird energy, You can't absorb much pure Yang Qi and the power of the sun. Fortunately, your Tai Chi diagram and the rotation of Yin and Yang can always maintain the balance of the two true qi in your body, and your Tai Chi diagram can rotate the Tai Chi diagram counterclockwise and turn it into a The black hole sucks all the weird pure sounds, evil spirits, etc. Into your body, and then destroys them into pure yin and yang qi, causing you to become the only being in this world who can practice yin and yang qi and pure yang true qi.

Don't many authors follow logic when writing books? How can ordinary humans exist with such a high death rate in this novel?

Let me ask, is this book a novel about women?

Is this a trumpet account? Several similar books are unfinished.

The protagonist cannot understand after coming out of the underworld.