Hunter: See What Real Martial Arts Is

Where did Yijian Fengyunjue come from?

The writing style and plot need to be improved, so I suggest you read Hunter: Fluctuation, Rising Dragon, and Super Kill. The Tianlong Arena part of this book is the best I have ever read.

I remember that in the Hunter, it is possible to cultivate the Dharma body, or to cultivate immortals. The power of mind, the power of mind, is the omnipotent power You can control your own Qi, come and go, and the two meridians of Ren and Du, but the natives in the Hunter do not know, what are the two meridians of Ren and Du, the twelve main meridians, how many acupuncture points are there in the human body, what is the golden elixir, and what is the supernatural power

Being a full-time hunter is already niche enough, but if you add an even more niche martial arts, it's like cutting off two legs to run a marathon.

Oh my, Chinese e, not bad

This opening plot is a bit cliche. First, Hisoka's winning streak is interrupted, and then there's the classic accident and coma.

Until now, the protagonist's telekinesis ability has not been revealed! The hope is that after the battle, there will be gains and the growth of abilities. This is more in line with the protagonist's identity as a martial arts idiot. It is also more in line with the simplicity and roughness of the strengthening system.

Just like the AI ​​commentary, it is a transitional plot without detailed content. And the plot is also a bit toxic. The fact that ngl has the ability to read is inconsistent with the original story.

Alas... A running account... Basically no description techniques, no psychological activities, no detailed descriptions, no explanations and no thinking. . . . It's very straightforward and mindless dialogue and fighting, and the important characters all look like roadside NPCs.

The biggest problem with this book is that the martial arts chosen are too unpopular. It might be better for the author to turn the cheats into something else.

After reading more than a dozen chapters, I don't have any sense of immersion at all. The pig's feet are said to have unparalleled martial arts skills, but when it comes to fighting, they are limited in every aspect. I haven't seen any powerful martial arts. The whole process is deficient, slipping away, slipping away.

I want to see it. Palm of Tathagata. Get it out. Close to the authentic {"NickName":"Big Hand Chrysanthemum","UserId":188856333}

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The protagonist's character doesn't like to have too much sense of justice, and he is a bit of a virgin. He doesn't recognize his own strength, and he is also naive. A country with such a huge profit v5 cannot help but participate in drug trafficking.