I Have a World of Divine Sculptures

The Xuan Iron Heavy Sword can be a magic weapon, so if the magic weapon Xuanqi's Heavenly Crystal and Tiger Soul are brought back, can they evolve into acquired spiritual treasures?

If you like to take the wrong approach when writing a book, nothing good will come of it.

Seeing the foreshadowing laid by the author, the protagonist will not really go to the Northern Wei Dynasty to become a Jinyiwei Qinglong, right? That is too cliche. The martial arts novels where the protagonist is a Jinyiwei have been written badly, and there is no intention at all. Can we use other tricks?

I hope the protagonist can read more Buddhist scriptures. Buddhist scriptures, like Taoist scriptures, are the wisdom of previous generations. Don't just learn martial arts without learning wisdom.

The writing is pretty good for a novice and relatively stable. But there are many problems The details of the cultivation realm are not satisfactory, and everyone is obviously born with enlightenment, so what is the meaning of practicing the enlightenment method? It's just to fill up energy, isn't it? And this talent is just for low-level acceleration, right? How can it be so awesome? 2. The handling of characters is also confusing. The man named Yin is the heir to a powerful force and is on the list of people. In order to go to another big sect, you have to kneel down and beg a low-end game master from the main sect to take you in? Do you still want to look at your face? Will Wang Sicong beg the director of a branch owned by Jack Ma to take him in? 3. The author tried his best to enlarge the world view, but he didn't have the writing style, and in the end it was completely different. 4. The founder Yuan Gong... Is so important, but there are a lot of inexplicable things behind it, which is as worthless as a roadside stall. 5. There are so many problems. Please clarify the outline and rethink the layout. Don't rush to write, it's a waste of writing time

Shaolin Temple of the Demonic Family, Bodhidharma of the Ancient Indian Demonic Way

It's a pity, I thought it was a monk novel, but I didn't expect the plot...

Good-looking, super, super good-looking and good-looking.

It's true that the plot is so annoying that I finally couldn't stand it anymore.

Do you want to write about the world of the divine sculptures later? If you write it, how can you arrange the use of force? Is it a new path?

I feel like we should have followed the path of the gods from the beginning. Golden Finger is limited to the Divine Eagle. With the protagonist's current strength, the Divine Eagle would have been invincible. Is it possible that the protagonist needs to be restricted and weakened? That would be putting the cart before the horse.