I'm Ouyang Ke

As soon as the protagonist swallowed the medicine, it was swallowed by the toad in his Dantian before it entered his stomach. Does his throat go straight to his dantian?

I'm really convinced. Even if the Daguan Dao is the main weapon, the protagonist also needs to have a secondary weapon? ? It's still a short sword, which is outrageous. It's like the right hand has the hand of an adult, but the left hand has the hand of a child. Try to imagine the picture, it's too ugly.

Reminds me of "Ouyang Feng"

You should pay me to read this book

The protagonist creates his own martial arts

I feel like the writing is too rough. Based on this way of writing, I guess I won't be able to write much later.

I feel speechless after reading Chapter 10. When writing about martial arts, I just keep wandering around in the martial arts world. Doesn't the protagonist's operation have to be so modern that he doesn't take into account the acclimatization? It looked very awkward.

The writing style is very modern, store? Factory? Back then they were called workshops and shops, okay?

Just this introduction gives people the impression that the writing is very poor, yes, but then... Right, so, of course, it is a low-quality studio, and the level of low-quality AI is not as good as it is.

The cowhide is blown to the sky. 😃A person is like taking over the world and becoming an emperor. So how did Xiang Yu die? How did Lu Bu die? .

How many times has this been the daily guide? Do I have to watch this? 😅

Dual Weapon Mulan .

1. Historical perspective: authenticity is doubtful - The pulling force range of ancient bows: - Chinese Song Dynasty divine arm bow: about 170-200 pounds (85-100kg) - Qing Dynasty Manchu bow: about 80-100 pounds (40-50kg) - European medieval longbow: about 50-80 pounds (23-36kg) - "20 stones" (1200kg) far exceeds the drawing force record of all known bows in ancient times. - Material restrictions: - The traditional craft that relies solely on wood + animal tendon cannot withstand such a large tension, and the bow body will inevitably break. - Although modern high-strength composite materials (such as carbon fiber) can partially solve the problem, the overall structure still requires revolutionary design. --- 2. Modern engineering: theoretically feasible but difficult to practice - Material and process requirements: - A multi-layer carbon fiber/titanium alloy composite structure is required, and the cost is extremely high (estimated to be several million yuan). - It needs to be equipped with a hydraulic power-assisted bow pulling device, which cannot be operated by ordinary people with bare hands. - Practical application issues: - Even if it is successfully produced, the arrow speed may exceed the speed of sound (about 400m/s or more) and the range exceeds 10 kilometers. - The recoil force is extremely large (about 12 tons·m moment), and a fixed device is required when launching, resulting in loss of maneuverability. --- 3. Literature/game setting: common fantasy elements - Classic case reference: - The "Balladur's Bow" forged by humans in "The Lord of the Rings" (set as a divine weapon) - The "Longbow King" of the elves in the "Warhammer" universe (a supernatural weapon powered by magic) - "The Wanjun Divine Bow blessed by the power of dragon veins" often appears in Chinese online novels Analysis of Yuanbao, hahaha, I laughed to death.

I'm curious if you can have some pictures of little toads.

The following plot is like "Feng Shen", King Zhou's adopted son is Ji Fa 😰

It has only been on the shelves for a few days and I have updated a few chapters. I will update it immediately...