Cultivation: The Longer You Live, the Stronger Your Talent

It's ridiculous to me. A small county town has hidden dragons and crouching tigers. There are several big gangs and several big masters. There is also a "Hidden Dragon List". There are prefectural cities, county towns, provincial cities, and Kyoto. The masters of these cities directly go to the sky and the earth to blow up the planet 😆😆😆😆

Difficult, difficult, difficult. According to the author's setting, the protagonist needs at least 360 taels of silver to learn an ordinary bow technique to strengthen his body, and he also needs connections to get the medicinal materials! Only those who have a systematic system can make progress forever. How do other people have so much money? Others need at least a thousand taels of silver to learn the basics! Are there so many people in this world and so much wealth? Your ability to strengthen your body with bow skills is only average, not much better than ordinary people, and you cannot use one horse for a thousand purposes. What changes can the protagonist make except to defeat his beastly father? Would you still let the protagonist behave in an upright manner in that market? You pressed too hard!!!

Why is the main character so stupid? With the system in place, do you still have to learn archery from others? Do you need to learn from others to catch fish? Can't you just practice it yourself? Swimming skills are nothing more than strength, posture, and breathing. The rest is practice, practice, and practice. In addition to physical fitness and swimming skills, the only thing left to catch fish is to understand the habits of fish and take targeted measures. If you don't know how to swim, you can catch them, it just depends on how much you catch. As for bows and arrows, you just need to make your own bow and slowly practice your accuracy. If you can't shoot small things far away, you can't shoot big ones close by? All of this could not be simpler for the protagonist, because he has a system. The fish catching skill may be slower, after all, there must be fish, but the bow and arrow skill is too simple. You don't need to aim and shoot whatever is in front of you, as long as you shoot out, it's impossible to think wrong.

I kind of regret subscribing. If it weren't for the novels about cultivating immortals, there would still be Shang Tianhe, so what kind of immortality would I be cultivating? Cultivation of immortality is not just going against nature. It would be better to just be a mortal and wait for death. Practicing evil arts, why, the way of heaven is similar to ours, just like killing ants in various ways. No big deal, okay.

Chapter 140, still at level 2 of Qi training, lots of nonsense, not as good looking as before

If you think the emotional drama in your last book was well written, then just pretend that I didn't tell you that even a platinum master like Tomato has a brush with the heroine.

All bad books are like this: the economic system collapses, the logic at the bottom of society is chaotic, everyone else is walking on the ground, and only the protagonist is floating in the sky, and floating without knowing it - floating in the mountains, thinking he is a mountaineer; floating in the countryside, thinking he is a farmer. . . And so on. If the background is not well described, try to blur it as much as possible

It's too weak. It's been over 50 chapters and the protagonist's strength has not improved. What's the use of this system?

Why do you feel like you are suppressing the protagonist? 😰

The protagonist is already strong and has learned the art of archery. If he doesn't leave, why should he stay in that house? There is a system and he can't brush up his skills. It's just gauze. Sure enough, it is the author who determines the upper limit of the protagonist.