My Martial Arts Has No Bottlenecks

I thought I would refresh the book and read a few chapters. The author's writing is really good. However, I recommend that the practice part be a little more concise. Don't waste the word count.

The plot of these recent chapters is that there are too many people chasing books, and readers are beginning to be screened 😁

The protagonist pays money to practice martial arts, but the reward for the first place in the competition is not given to the second place. As the reader has said, some people say that the things belong to others and are given to you. It is not to blame if you don't give them. It probably means that the lower class people have no cultivation.

Didn't understand the last few pictures? You can hide, why don't you talk to the dean. The villains are all united and smart enough to find the hiding place, but the courtyard doesn't know about it. Make an old-fashioned plot and use numbers to show that you are very capable? From the few pictures, it seems that the Military Academy is very expensive, the aristocratic families in the city are very powerful, and there is also a powerful enemy of the Military Academy.

It would be better with less brainless plots

It is a very orthodox martial arts upgrade novel, but how should I put it? There is nothing poisonous about this book, but there is nothing eye-catching about it. Whether it is the character creation or the setting, it is quite satisfactory. It can be regarded as dry food. It is edible but not very delicious.

In the early stage, it was a standard upgrading model of a village, a martial arts hall, and a town, with three levels. However, after Penglai, the entire plot completely shifted towards another style of writing officialdom conspiracy. In fact, it is quite clever. Many books only have one way of writing them. So I have persisted in subscribing. I think it is on par with "Xian Ni". It's just that the cut with Penglai was too abrupt, so those who knew him just left him alone.

As soon as I reached the climax of being a Taoist, I turned into a mortal in the blink of an eye, and then became mediocre again, and I couldn't stand it any longer.

Every enemy feels like they are not normal people. How about a little bit of logic? This Xu family formed a deadly feud when they met at the door. It's too exaggerated.

The writing is okay, but the plot is rubbish. It's basically the same as books written by many authors, and they're just copied from each other!

Later, he had a bad relationship with martial arts.

Recently, I suddenly don't want to spend money on these things.

I wrote about martial arts and became a cultivator.

The Taoist master comes to practice Qi and can't stand it anymore

Food and grass, I hope there won't be any changes in the map later and enemies will automatically come to the door. The conflict is too deliberate.

I'm being plotted and hunted all the time. I'm speechless. Does anyone really think it looks good?

This book is very well written and quite enjoyable. Where is Mr. Huang? I won't even mention it.

Gou's vision of becoming a saint in the world of martial arts

There are no major problems overall, the writing rhythm is smooth, and there are still some places in the middle that are a little bit literary. One criticism is that the role of the martial arts school is not large enough, and it seems that the effort and reward are not quite equal. Other comments have also mentioned some points, but these issues are subject to different opinions.

What is the difference between martial arts and cultivating immortals? They both have golden elixirs, Yuan Ying, transformed gods, boundless magic power, and some bluffing gimmicks. Starting from more than 320 chapters, after the protagonist refines his Qi, everyone stops cultivating. Chen's martial arts and Lin Xiuer become the male and female protagonists, and they are quickly promoted to transformed gods. Later, I used four words to describe "headless fly", I don't know what to do!

Although the ending is disappointing, overall it is very good

I stopped reading, but I didn't understand something. Where did Liang Cheng go?