Liver Becomes a Martial Arts Myth: Starting from the Embroidered Spring Knife

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It's really a lot of writing💩, trying your best to feed readers💩, right? The character of the protagonist reflects the character of the author. There is no logic in doing things, and his brain is only at the level of an ordinary person. He insists on showing how smart the protagonist is and his IQ is superior to others. He secretly released the wanted criminal without telling the superior officer and was discovered. After telling the truth, he was fine and even got promoted, which obviously lowered the intelligence of the character. There are too many poisonous points. I really don't want to eat anymore. I'm leaving.

Killing is so decisive. The second chapter is full of poisonous points. I don't know how many of them are ranked. Damn, I can't even persuade a relative. I'm so nagging and have no brains.

Liver experience requires a quiet environment and free time. But you waste all your time on nonsense political intrigues and rush around to solve crimes. It's so painful to watch.

There are minefields, and the author doesn't shy away from them. If you can't stand it anymore, 80% of those who can watch it have also undergone obedience tests.

Chapter 2: Poison, more than a thousand monthly tickets must be paid 🤭

The author always has an inexplicable self-confidence. As a result, he wrote a mentally retarded protagonist who also likes to torture the protagonist.

After seeing the payment, I really couldn't stand it anymore. The previous dungeons focused on Ding Baiying's feeling of powerlessness in the face of the army. She jumped directly from low martial arts to Hulong Villa with her backhand. After all, the storm was coming. I really couldn't stand it. It is no exaggeration to say that the protagonist's appearance in the world of storms is not as good as a blood bodhi! Not to mention BOSS characters like Emperor Shitian, the God of Immortality. To be honest, no one writes well about mixed martial arts because the combat power is too low. Now that you add Fengyun into the mix, it means that adults are living in an ant's nest. Don't you think it's inconsistent?

I thought my poison resistance was okay, but I couldn't hold on in the second chapter. 😅

You are so fucking exaggerating. The world's best suction master has just endured it. The storm has come out. Is that mixed martial arts? All the heavens are kneaded together, no need for high-end goods, once the three-point return energy comes out, the gold inlaid jade in front of you, Zhou Huai'an, those people can still hang out in the world? Will there be a wave of Yang Gods coming later to shatter the vacuum, followed by a wave of Immortal Immortal Kings? It really knocks the reader's IQ down to the ground.

Some of the things done to advance the plot are too blunt and far-fetched. Do you have to arrest people if you ask them to? When it comes to catching fish or doing Tai Chi, I'm not good at it, so I can't catch you, and I can't eat you. The extreme method is to cut him in the middle of the night, that's fine. The plot is not driven like this. It can be caused by external factors or it can be the protagonist's personal pursuit. There are also mixed martial arts settings. Xiao Shiyilang's style of painting and the Xiuchundao are simply unimaginable in the same world. Dongchang, as a violent machine in the hands of a country, only has this kind of force. The emperor's soldiers and horses are strong, and it is unreasonable even if a few royal masters jump out from behind. Just like a powerful country, it not only has nuclear weapons, but also has strong conventional combat capabilities. It would make sense if the eras of these dramas were staggered. Since martial arts is in decline, it would be appropriate to arrange some inheritance for the protagonist. He can reach the top and break through the realm of his predecessors. There is no way forward, so start changing the map.

The character of the protagonist is a JB. After getting the system in the first few chapters, he worked hard to upgrade. I thought it was Gou Daoliu. Later, his cousin took over the job of offending others. He just refused to listen to a few words of advice, and the protagonist himself got involved. Then when we went to find that Hokusai, her cousin wanted to have sex with her. The protagonist would either stop her cousin, or the protagonist would do it himself, and then attack her, so that I could barely count you as a villain. What's counterintuitive is that the protagonist pretends to be a good person and tries to persuade her, but the cousin doesn't listen, so the protagonist just lets it go. What's even more outrageous is that in the end, the cousin doesn't fall in love with that girl because Shen Lian came out to stop it, and the protagonist feels lucky in her heart. She feels like she's out of the vortex. She has no idea what the protagonist's character is. Does the author want to make the protagonist into a SB? How did such a book get more than a thousand monthly votes🤡

No, this vote must have been swiped, all kinds of logic does not make sense, Chun Chun was deceived and killed.

Joining the plot of (Warrior King) (Dragon Protector Villa), the combat power has collapsed. According to this addition, the protagonist is already dead. Are you still waiting for you to slowly improve? Is King Xin's force worth only this much? Moreover, the protagonist cannot defeat Ding Baiying and her apprentices in the early stage.

The first point of contention is that he failed to stop his cousin from attacking Hokusai and let his behavior go unchecked. Some people say this is poisonous, but I think it's okay. The behavior of the protagonist may be very different from that of other previous books. But look at the current strength and identity of the protagonist in this book. There are appointments from above and relatives from below. You can't disobey and let him go, you don't have the strength and confidence, and you can't kill by force. If you ruin the only relationship between relatives, you can turn a blind eye or close an eye. It can also be proved from the side that he is not a character who can't move when he sees a woman. So I think it's okay. But in the subsequent encounter, some people said that killing decisively and counter-killing were good. From my point of view, it is awkward. When I met Hokusai, I decided to protect myself wisely. I should have turned around and left at that time. Why did I have to pass by? When encountering Ding Chong, he was too humble to give in, but in the end he was very aggressive and left no room for mercy. You can choose to defeat the captives, deliberately expose a flaw and run away, or you can choose, at least there are maneuvers. Officially, there will be no severe punishment, and the opponent has no hatred of killing the disciples, so just continue to develop secretly. In fact, it can be seen that the author just wants to create conflict, but it is really too deliberate and obvious, making the protagonist seem brainless. Go ahead if you say so. There is no harm in killing Ding Chong, but there is no harm in letting him go. It was fun to fight back, but it wasn't that great at all. The protagonist was too cowardly at the beginning and too ruthless in the middle, and ended up making a mess.

I won't talk about Qiu Moyan when Xiuchundao comes out, but who do you hate when Tian Boguang comes out? Making readers fools?

The time traveler became a dog under Chongzhen, or was it your own choice? Didn't the author study history?

The protagonist just messes around with the plot, cheating but not seeming to cheat. All in all, the introduction is cool but the content is not. In addition, I would like to give the author a suggestion. What you are doing is illogical. If you practice hard to increase your proficiency, you should increase your proficiency by fighting with others. After all, there is great terror between life and death.

The author's IQ still determines the protagonist's IQ. This IQ is even that of Jin Yiwei. You might as well write that the protagonist is born with a brain disease.

It's not interesting. The standard is below average. Why is it ranked so high on the new book list?

Did the author really join the palace as a steward?

Regardless of the pros and cons, if you dare to touch the protagonist, just do it! Master and apprentice Ding Baiying, Hokusai... Kill them all! Very cool. According to this rhythm, the results will not be bad.

Let me tell you that the author has published another book called Zongwu: Starting with an Embroidered Spring Sword

It looks good, I love watching it, come on, come on, come on! ! !

First: How to balance the strength settings of film and television novel characters with different combat strengths? Answer: Take the characters from the three dramas I'm writing about, Xiuchundao, Swordsman, and The Best in the World, as examples. All the main characters of Xiuchundao have no internal strength and belong to acquired nature; Xiaoao Jianghu and low martial arts belong to innateness; the best middle martial arts in the world have masters and great masters. It does not mean that the strongest combat powers in the three dramas, Ding Xiu, Dongfang Bubai and Zhu Wuwu, will all be set to the same level. What combat power they can show in the original drama is what is written in this book. At most, some details will be adjusted, and the characters will not change much. For the sake of balance, most characters with different combat strengths will appear in order, unless a few will intervene in advance for the sake of the plot. Then there is the issue of the settings of nurture and nature. The relationship between nurture and nature that I set in this book does not mean that nature is necessarily stronger than nurture, and the combat power is absolutely suppressed. The biggest difference between acquired and innate is that one has no internal strength and the other has internal strength. Having internal strength will only have an advantage in protracted combat, and the prerequisite for cultivating to a higher level is to develop internal strength. The most important thing is the difference between potential. In terms of combat power, the main thing is to compete with external martial arts. But there are some more specific divisions, which will be listed in detail in the book, including the two methods of breaking through the innate, as well as the subsequent division of realms. I will not go into details here, as they are all written in the text. Second: How can the imperial court check and balance the world and dominate the world without a corresponding master? Answer: It's not that there aren't any, but it hasn't been written about yet. Not to mention other things, isn't the iron courageous god Hou Zhuwuwu mentioned above one and the same? Even in mixed martial arts, how many people in the martial arts world are better than him? Moreover, Zhu Wuli was not the top combat power of the imperial court. Since it is a world of martial arts, it is natural that the imperial court cannot only have military checks and balances, and the military strength is not weak, also because it has not been written yet. As for the Jin Yiwei and the officials in the DPRK, their official positions are not determined based on their strength. It is impossible for everyone in the Jin Yiwei to be an innate master. According to this setting, all innate masters will be ruined. And the answer to the first question is that between nature and nurture, there is mostly no absolute suppression, and the innate masters in this book are not as powerful as you think, and even ordinary armies can surround them to death. Specifically, if you are interested, you can read it slowly in the book. I have already written down the specific difference between nature and nurture in my current manuscripts. If you are not interested and just want to criticize it without reading it, then no matter what I say, it will be in vain. I will not reply to comments from such people. You are right whatever you say. I will only talk about these two questions for the time being. If you have other questions, you can leave them in the comment area. I will reply once I have time. In addition, friends who are interested in this book, please follow up and vote every day. It is still a new book period, and the reading data is very important. I have saved more than 100,000 words of manuscripts. If the data is good and can be recommended for a few more rounds, I will also have more time to save the manuscripts, and hundreds of chapters will be released immediately! Thank you for your support!

I finally found a good one, but it was discontinued. It's a pity. It's a pity.

If I continue to write according to the current quality, it should be popular. What a pity.

At first I didn't believe it when people said they wanted eunuchs, but it turned out to be true. . .

The author has applied for another account to write again, called Zongwu: Starting from the Jinyi Guard School Lieutenant. The plot characters' skills have nothing to do with this novel. They are almost exactly the same.