High Martial Arts Across Two Worlds: Uniting the Myriad Worlds to Become a Great Luo

Who invented this fantasy or not fantasy, science fiction or not science fiction, urban or not urban worldview? Every time I see something about martial arts, high school or martial arts university, I feel very nervous.

The protagonist does not take the initiative, refuse, or take responsibility throughout the whole process, and all the female characters cling to the protagonist as if they are in heat. Including but not limited to the sisters, the half-orc dragon girl, the female classmate and her aunt who is the vice president of the university whose age is unknown, the nominal sister and her master whose age is unknown. My evaluation is: an ancient Liu Beiwen without meaty scenes

I feel that the Eastern side practitioners in the different world have been weakened a bit too much. The desire to seek the truth is not that weak! My personal opinion is that those ascetics know that there is a better way to reach a higher level in the West, shouldn't they find ways to kill gods and achieve enlightenment?

A bit proficient, but this is the starting point, you still have to practice

A novel about the two realms of Gaowu and Wu with extremely good plot handling. The execution of Shuangdian is the best I have seen in recent food. There is no sloppiness at all. The most taboo thing about writing cool articles is that the author has run out of life and starts to strengthen the villain/cultivate long-term villains to delay the plot. From this aspect, the author handles it very simply and skillfully. The pace of the protagonist's progress is also well controlled. Two pity points, otherwise this book could be better: 1. The friendly characters are relatively flat. Especially the handling of female characters can be said to be worse. Basically none of the female characters have an IQ in the triple digits. It feels like no matter how old they are, they are still babies regardless of their abilities (not that they are annoying, they are just simple-minded). But to be honest, the friendly male characters are not much better. 2. The world/scene description is low quality. In addition to the strength of the world's combat power setting itself, the author's writing style and his description of many big scenes (the world of martial arts, the battle of geniuses) make the world less powerful. This is of course very worthy of reference for Chen Dong. But apart from that, I remember there was a book called "I Have a World of Immortal Cultivation", which was also a book about two realms, and it also followed the Cultivation University stream. Although the plot processing is not as exciting as this book and is more procrastinating, the description of relatively high-definition scenes should be more accurate, which can make people feel that the world is vast and is not a blank space except for the protagonist.

In the early stage, there is food and in the later stage, solid food. In the early stage, he is dedicated to the Tao and cautious, but later on, he becomes more and more drifting, leaving only pretentiousness and beauties. The characterization begins to be thin. He obviously has the essence of Da Luo, but the structure is too small, he only knows how to copy the skills, and has nothing of his own.

Apart from the difference in names, you can't find any other characteristics of the female characters. At the same time, her driving skills are so poor that she will never get a driver's license. Overall, the number of words is equal to water.

This book is very interesting, add it to your bookshelf

This book is very good in other aspects, but the writing about women is really rubbish. It feels like a mindless novel from ten years ago. She is a beautiful woman and she inexplicably gives free money to the protagonist. Brainlessness is not enough to describe it. It feels very strange when I read it. You know You know, the main character didn't even do anything and a beautiful woman came up to him and offered to give it to him for free. If you can't write a relationship line, there will be no heroine. Or you can imitate Tomato and make a divine hidden style like Luo Feng and Xu Xin. It was originally a masterpiece, but the main character's obsession with stock trading and the free use of the heroine lowered the evaluation of the heroine.

Shouldn't the protagonist use the differences between worlds to obtain qualifications for promotion? In the last few pictures, I feel that it is not as interesting as the first world where he only focused on improving his own strength. Instead, the protagonist is distracted by various things. He no longer collects cheats, and his level has begun to decrease.