Pushing All the Heavens: Starting from Binding Meng Tianzun

Meng Chuangshi is just a product of subtraction and emptiness🙂

So far, no one can understand why many authors have clearly decided to follow the fantasy route of high martial arts. Why do some people still prefer low martial arts? It doesn't matter if you take low martial arts and go to the Tomb of Gods, the Tomb of Martial Arts, the World of Immortality, etc.

This is shit. Don't read it until you reach Chapter 27. In Chapter 27, the protagonist has opened his eyes and ears, completed the fifth level of the golden bell, and synchronized all of Meng Qi's abilities at this time. His strength has been rejected by the world, and he has touched the limit of ascension. At this time, fighting Zuo Lengchan and vomiting blood with one palm is awesome.

The more I read, the more strange it becomes. It is clearly not written that the protagonist has reached the world view of "The Lord of the World", but it is written that the protagonist has a system bound to Xiao Meng, which can simultaneously increase his strength. Then the protagonist vowed to tell a Shaolin monk who was proud of the world about the Shaolin Temple, Abbot Kongwen and Zhouguang fragments in his lifetime.

Very disgusting plot. He obviously has such strong strength, but he has to mess around in worlds with low martial arts. The story is forced to suppress the combat power. It is extremely poisonous! Go quickly! !

I'm speechless. I've been out of body for so long. You can even vomit blood after beating Zuo Lengchan. You can write!

You are so synchronized that you have been laughing and proud for eighty chapters, and you have suppressed Tianzun's strength to the point of excrement.

The plot is annoying. The golden bell shield of the world exceeds the upper limit of the world, and then Zuo Lengchan beats him and vomits blood. The author is Chun Ruozhi, don't read it.

The protagonist is not like a modern time traveler at all, there is no sense of immersion, and there is no sense of excitement. I really don't believe how many people are willing to spend money to watch it!

Haha, let's put it this way, the writing is not a novice, but the chapters are poisonous, and the setting of Golden Finger is nonsense. I want the protagonist to be invincible, but also want to suppress the protagonist's combat power, so I set the talent, physique, skill, and realm to be synchronized. Let's ignore the conservation of energy for the time being, but TM does not abide by the conservation of energy. Instead, various martial arts moves and techniques cannot be synchronized and you have to practice by yourself. That's fine, but why can your golden bell be synchronized? Don't you have to practice proficiency yourself? A bunch of poison spots

King Mang has been on the other shore for more than a hundred years, and the other shore has wandered across the heavens casually.

You guys are just idle. Don't click in to take a look. Don't give the author any illusions. Let him honestly go into the factory to drive screws.

I just want to say one thing, everyone should know the level of the level 2 authors of the 7 books.

When I explained to Fang Sheng the plot of the Zhou Guang Fragment, it felt too poisonous. It was like three thousand worlds, one flower, one world, one leaf, one Bodhi. Wouldn't people in the Buddhist sect not understand? In the later stage, we could also write Shattering Void or Rainbow Ascension. Now with this explanation, all the cool points are shattered.

The writing is okay, but the plot is not. I haven't watched The Supreme Being, but the author wrote that the five-layered golden bell (belonging to the Supreme Being Meng Qi) was rejected by the world and immediately ascended. As a result, in the next chapter, Zuo Lengchan hit him on the shoulder (suffering a slight injury) and vomited blood. So how do you explain Dongfang Invincible? After killing the entire sect, there is only one Lehou who would rather die than surrender, just because you give face to Fang Zheng, whom you have never met? (I don't know what the protagonist thinks, but this is what the author wrote) He would rather die than surrender. After the protagonist leaves, he will not take revenge? (Although his kung fu was ruined, he has many ways to get revenge) Teach an apprentice? Or something else.

After watching Journey to the West, I don't feel any sense of satisfaction now, especially the feeling of the Supreme Master of One Life crushing the natives. So what's the use of bringing the Supreme Master of One Life? Can the Eight-Nine Mysterious Techniques created by Ren Biangan be the same as the Eight-Nine Mysterious Techniques of Journey to the West? After seeing this, I have no idea of ​​continuing to read it. It is useless, and it is a pity to abandon such a good idea. I hope there will be changes in the future.

The main character is insane, you're going to practice fucking, and you don't have to cause trouble, so why do you have to get in trouble! You can be slapped to death, you can't recognize yourself, you have no brains!

I don't even know what you're writing about. Firstly, you don't accept women during time travel, and secondly, it doesn't change the plot. You just stay in one place for a while and then leave. So why are you traveling through time?

What kind of idiot is the protagonist? You've destroyed everyone's family, and then you stop as soon as a monk tells you? Others are going to destroy your whole family, so you just want to reconcile?

It's too poisonous. What you wrote is disgusting to those who read it.

What the hell is poisonous?

Bind Meng Qi? Then the protagonist might as well just find a place to sleep for a hundred or two hundred years and go straight to the other side of ancient times.

Now that he knows Meng Qi's martial arts, he has to travel through a world where it's easier to show off. For example, the martial arts master, Xue Zhong. Wait. Meng Qi's martial arts skills are much higher than those of low martial arts. It's very inconsistent and doesn't feel good at all.

Chapters 27 to 29: Pulled the big one and died of poison

The heavens under the world view of the One World are really boring.

I have only heard of washing hands with a golden basin, but never heard of washing hands with a golden plate.

I appreciate the writing style, but the setting of Goldfinger is not very clear.

After writing a lot, the protagonist is about to ascend, and he had a fight with Zuo Lengchan and was beaten until he vomited blood.

The essence of what the author writes is an invincible article, because the one who comes in can wait and see first, because the power is one life, but the map should be opened later. It looks okay, there are no big poisonous spots, and I don't know whether the combat power is suppressed or not. Some people say that Zuo Lengchan, I think it's okay to open two acupoints to kill him, just to close the palm and vomit blood, or to force out the ice energy. Shouldn't it be the exterior scenes that widen the gap? Aren't acupoints still similar to ordinary martial arts? Analysis of highlights: The author will continue to change the map step by step, and finally reach the supreme level. Equivalent to the infinite universe, there is always a genre that every reader likes. Use the power system of one life to crush low martial arts and become a god and ancestor. Make a big scene in low force. See how low-level martial arts masters try their best and fail to defeat, and others are surprised. It makes readers feel happy, which is essentially a slap in the face Suggestion: The author does not suppress the protagonist's combat power, does not collapse the character in each world, does not take people through time (it is acceptable to have large differences in time flow speeds or pauses in different worlds), and the protagonist maintains a strong character

The writing is okay. It won't be long before I can push it and be proud of it. Is there a main plot? Or should I go to the next world after becoming invincible in one world? Is it better to wear a soul through it?