
The Way of the Fist: Dragons and Serpents Rise
拳之道!龙蛇起陆
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- Completed
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- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Peerless Martial Arts
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- 1mo ago
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- Qidian
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What kind of crappy book actually started charging for it after it was put on the shelves? For such a dishonest author like you, it's okay not to read this book, just throw it out of the bookshelf and never see it again🤫
It is impossible for someone who is truly capable not to be able to show off his talents in modern times.
It will only be more convenient to practice martial arts in the modern era. In the era of globalization, Chinese martial arts can easily communicate and learn from other fighting schools in Asia, as well as tribal cultural fighting in Europe, America and even Africa. Learn from each other's strengths and introduce new ones. Saying that the times do not allow it is just an excuse and has no real power (no one thinks that dirty tricks are only available in China)
On martial arts vs boxing, fighting, etc.
Chuanwu's unarmed skills rely on numerical values. Those who say that the moves are powerful are all martial arts blind, and the skill in hand is only limited to that point. No matter what kind of skill it is, everyone has so-called killing moves, and they are all performed for you to see. In fact, the killing move is a sneak attack. In actual combat at the same level, all moves are useless. The one who reacts quickly, strikes hard, and has higher values wins. Also, among the so-called martial arts masters in modern times, those who are not good at using weapons are fakes. Who can use weapons with bare hands? Thousands of years of experience are the most essential thing in Chuanwu, whether it is the use of weapons or the secret recipe of traditional Chinese medicine that has been tried by countless people who have been killed or injured. Chuanwu is a numerical monster plus a mechanical monster. The numerical values come from scientific but unhealthy physical training, and the mechanism comes from various weapons.
The writing is okay, but I felt a little tired after reading the whole article. I was either killing people or on the way to escape. I know small life should be damned, but if you keep writing like you do, without major worries, you won't be able to finish even if you write 10,000 chapters. There is no need to kill them one by one, because you can't kill them all. It is better to go directly to Japan and kill their heads on the spot. The effect will be much better than killing them one by one.
In fact, many of the so-called martial arts masters of the Republic of China were parallel imports. For example, if you take a look at Sun Lutang, you will know that they are all marketing braggadocio, similar to modern Ma Baoguo. That group of people and the top ten masters are all talking about each other in business.
The author wanted to write about national martial arts, but also wanted to write about the struggle of an industrialized country in the face of technological backwardness at the end of the dynasty, but national martial arts could not surpass guns and cannons. In order to satisfy the protagonist in the first world, he went from dark strength to ceiling strength in a short time, and then traveled through three worlds, including a martial arts world with a higher limit of personal strength, in so many years. Should the strength be improved? But it has improved too much, and I can no longer write Chinese martial arts. No one can catch the weak fists of a dump truck. Then back to the first world, the protagonist is still afraid of bullets and still uses fists and kicks, judging from the look and feel. Is there much difference between the protagonist in the latest chapter and the protagonist in the neon era?
Alas, the murderous nature is too great. He kills purely for the sake of killing. If the devil wants to kill, he will kill. Hong Quan's aggressive attack was not directed at the protagonist, but the heroine happened to be scratched by a piece of wood and lost two drops of blood, so she was blown to pieces. It was too cruel and inhumane. And it's so bloody that it can easily break people into pieces and spray blood all over them. Be careful of being blocked.
I have traveled through several worlds and come back, but I haven't swept across yet. I met an old madman and said something with serious eyes. Can you write it? If you can't, finish it as soon as possible.
Write more exciting plots
Less anti-Japanese marketing, which consumes readers' patriotic feelings.
I have been reading books for almost 20 years, and this is the first book I have read where a single person breaks into a palace and kills an old witch. Must like