The Martial Way Is Boundless, and I Am Free

Why is productivity so low in a world of high martial arts? A warrior can turn over soil better than a large machine. The productivity is low, the products produced are few, and it cannot feed so many people. There is no population base, and more warriors cannot be born. There is also a trend in current novels. The appetites of warriors are getting bigger and bigger. They are like big eaters. After practicing for a while, they have to eat several cows. Otherwise, they need to supplement with big medicines, and their energy replenishment becomes more and more primitive. In the past, after a fight, I would sit down for a while and regain my breath. Now it takes five minutes to fight and two hours to eat, giving people the impression of driving a Gundam, but the Gundam's energy replenishment method is to burn firewood.

Sometimes I wonder, why do people who like to be idle and indolent on earth, cheat and cheat when they are in school, and even run 800 meters to death, turn into outstanding talents with great perseverance, infinite endurance and hard work in other worlds? Later I thought about it, oh, because this is a world created by people on earth, of course people on earth are all sons of heaven when they come here.

The biggest problem with this novel is that the protagonist does whatever he wants without considering the consequences. It's not that the protagonist has died long ago, but every accident keeps the protagonist alive. Although I know it's a novel, you should at least write it more rigorously.

Did the author delete the comment? How was it all agreed upon? When I go to Kangkang, I will let you Muggles know what the Mahayana Patriarch of Shennongmen is.

The main character is a total disaster, isn't he, author? Any organization that dares to accept the protagonist will be in trouble immediately. No matter how awesome it is, if the protagonist does not come, there will be five people and six people. Once the protagonist comes, it will fall apart

I have seen a unique version of Qidian. The protagonist is a kindhearted person and makes selfless sacrifices. I immediately admired the part about the Giant Elephant Gate technique.

Before I see it on the shelves: Let me talk about the conclusion first. There are no major poisonous points at present, so you can still take a look. The shortcomings are that I always skimp on the interesting points and fail to write them thoroughly, which is disappointing. For example, when you are in Novice Village, since you are going hunting, you can fully display the functions of the panel through hunting, let readers know what is going on, and experience the pleasure of maxing out a skill. Write down what features or attributes it should come with, it will be great! And even though you hunted a few times, you still haven't reached the full level of your skills. Does the protagonist fully understand the panel? Of course the author knows, but the protagonist shouldn't know by default. Isn't the protagonist curious? Readers don't even know, readers want to know! Originally, you were looking forward to seeing what changes would happen if you maxed out your skills, but in the end, you just went to the city to learn martial arts. It was like a phased eunuch, and the plot advanced too fast. The plot of going to the city to learn martial arts has the same problem. I won't go into details. There are many novels with the same plot and proficiency panel plug-in. Some of them are very enjoyable to write. I suggest the author to refer to them. The biggest problem of yours is that you just stop writing about "Shuangdian" when it reaches the surface, and switch to other plots, which makes it uncomfortable to watch! That's it for this poison test~

Daily drug test 1/1, my favorite lv1 author + 200,000 words new book. To be continued

I don't know if I should read it. Of all the fantasy worlds where the protagonist Orion starts his career, I haven't seen one that I can read. I just want to read something more direct. The protagonist starts practicing martial arts and becomes stronger, rather than just a useless Orion. The number of words in the early stage is useless. No matter how powerful Orion's skills are, what's the use? Is there any protagonist who directly practices martial arts to become strong?

I was speechless after reading Chapter 81. What kind of white elephant formation are you doing? It's nice to have an elephant as a pet, but the author has a seizure and wants a hundred of them? Which warrior goes out with a hundred elephants? Who saw the back? Is it really an elephant formation?