Start by Practicing the Jiuyin Manual in Reverse

I hope there will be more interactions. Ouyang Feng has taught you so much. You can't just give your so-called sincerity. It's better to give him something in return. Do what you can, even if you tidy up his clothes, give him your good clothes, or try to tell him your own useful ideas. Even if he doesn't need it, you have to try to contribute, otherwise the length of your writing will be too long, and everyone will realize sooner or later that it turns out that you just called me "adopted father", paid some heartache, and acted, and the characters will become three-dimensional. If you think what I said is wrong, forget it.

Every day they shouted that they would overthrow the Ming Dynasty in another day. When the Ming Dynasty really died and the Manchus came to the pass to take charge of the Jiuzhou artifact, all the Han people would become slaves of the subjugated country, and they would start to rebel against the Qing Dynasty and restore the Ming Dynasty...

How can I put it this way, are the pig's feet really not afraid of being exposed and killing the whole family? I used the Han Sword to assassinate you, but I still use the Han Sword when going out? Do you really think others are blind? At the very least, you have to have two different sets of applications.

And the Dugu Nine Swords. Don't you get tired of playing the Dugu Nine Swords every fucking day? Ten of the ten books are all about learning Dugu Nine Swords. Why, do you really think you have any talent for practicing swordsmanship?

He tricked his own father. No matter how he took care of his father for three years and traveled, it was impossible to erase all the traces. As long as he secretly inquired about the presence of outsiders in each caravan, he could narrow down the scope. How could the weapons and techniques be kept secret?

😓😓😓The more you write, the more outrageous it becomes. Who has the patience to read your verbose story about the birth of the Blue Blood Sword?

The content is good! But can't your introduction be more normal? I clicked on it because I read some comments and some people praised it... Author, your bad introduction is too easy to dissuade readers.

What is the relationship between practicing the Nine Yin Scriptures backwards and comprehending the Dugu Nine Swords? One mind method and one move. The introduction is inexplicable.

The author directly sent the real poison to the system. Isn't it more fun to dig ancient tombs to find Tianshan Sect murals or even go to the desert to find the Xixia Palace?

It feels very satisfying to be the first to leave one's name. The main character of the Assassin's Tales can only be killed once he's done. This strength is good at the beginning. He can kill several good players while being ambushed by a group of crossbowmen and still escape. This pirated version of Jiuyin is stronger than expected.

The introduction has a bit of a funny feel and is completely different from the style of the main text.

Ruthlessly update the machine? I don't even know if there are missing chapters. . .

Why does it feel like it's such a short story? Written so fast, as if it had been written long ago.

It's a pity that the results are not good, but it is indeed the novel with a strong martial arts flavor that I have read in recent years.

Is this a time travel or a martial arts fanfic?

Martial arts revival, fairy grass, cool

It's a good book that was delayed by the title and introduction. Fortunately, I took a second look, otherwise I would have missed it.

I raised the background world, and then the golden finger felt like it couldn't move up or down.

Does the author have a large size? Send it for a look

These chapters are really well written, I would like to call you an authentic martial arts master!

It should have been cut long ago. What is this thing written about?

The introduction looks very clever, is it worth reading?

It's so well written, author! Why do I feel like there aren't many readers yet? Come on, come on, it will definitely become popular haha!

It's really well written. It's an unexpectedly good book. The part about meeting the Cheng family brothers and sisters in Xi'an is a bit like the part in The Melon-eating Swordsman in the World of Cologne.

Honestly, is this the combat power of the Jade Blood Sword?

In other words, the plot is a bit worse