Starting from Qixuanmen, I Became a God Through Martial Arts

If Han Lao Mo knows about the martial arts system, he will definitely ask for it from the protagonist, let alone combat power. In the early stage, Han Lao Mo knows that he has no qualifications, so he will definitely leave a way out for himself. At this time, he knows that the protagonist has a martial arts system and does not need qualifications. There is no threshold. He will definitely learn it, and after learning it, Old Demon Han will be like a grasshopper in the same boat as the protagonist. At this time, the protagonist can fool Old Demon Han and say that the martial arts system is his own creation, and how far he can go depends on his talent and resources, and then fool Old Demon Han and let him give him the elixir.

Does the martial arts system of the protagonist only include physical training methods but no martial arts moves? The protagonist now relies purely on power to fly around, without any power skills or moves. If he had moves, he would definitely kill the foundation stage alone.

It's really hard to write about martial arts among mortals, and I have a few questions. First, does the protagonist have a complete training method for his martial arts, or does he have to practice and figure it out on his own later? Second, is the protagonist going to reach the top of martial arts like a martial artist in Jian Lai, or is he like a martial arts warrior in the early stage and cultivating immortality in the later stage? Third, the protagonist has no magic power and cannot use many things. Later, he plans to find an immortal cultivator as a tool, or bind him to Han Li. Qi Han Li was still miserable. The gap between realms in the Mortal Immortal Cultivation Legend was like a chasm, let alone the gap between mortals and immortal cultivators. As a result, there was a mortal who had no spiritual roots, but could practice martial arts and was stronger than the immortal cultivators. What would the immortal cultivating sects and families think if this was discovered? Moreover, there is no threshold for martial arts. Everything is lacking in the story of mortals cultivating immortals, except for mortals. They may not care much about martial arts training in Qi realm, but what about building foundation and forming pills? These two realms are the realms of most people in the world of immortality and belong to the backbone, so the protagonist is discovered and has only two choices: hand over the method of practicing martial arts or die. As far as I can see, there are only three ways for the protagonist First, bind to Han Li, then kill the cultivators and use magic talismans to exchange elixirs with Han Li, and then practice, and the cycle continues Second, cooperate with those cultivating sects or families and teach them martial arts Third, hide and practice until you are invincible in the human world before leaving the mountain (Personal opinion: I think you should bind to Han Li in the early stage, and then cooperate with Chaos Xinghai and Star Palace)

The author's idea is very good and the outline is not bad. Come on, keep writing and don't become a stallion halfway through.

I would like to ask if your martial arts skills are as long as those who cultivate immortality? If not, then what is the use of practicing martial arts?

I don't like reading this book because it's too boring and unimaginative.

Should the protagonist choose Zhenqi martial arts or physical martial arts?

To be honest, his physical martial arts potential is not too high.

After all, I like to watch the Tao of the Horse Armor. It's quite interesting to try to set up the Supreme Being of one life. To do subtraction and seek emptiness, to transcend the world, and to see the boundless sea of ​​chaos.