Advance Cultivation: from a Handyman in Troubled Times to a Lawful Martial Saint

In the middle stage of skin training, you have to eat the treasure plants of heaven and earth. In the later stage of training, don't you have to eat the whole world?

There are so many masters in this small broken city,

Don't ask and answer your own questions, as this will sound verbose.

With only a few dozen chapters, a martial arts novel involves things like dragon veins and national destiny. It's too mysterious.

At this time, whether Guo Wei is the emperor or Chai Rong is the emperor. If it is Chai Rong, after his death, no one will be able to help Zhao Kuangyin become the emperor, not even the protagonist. The time is too short, and he will wear the yellow robe soon.

Since the golden finger can load or refresh the effects of the exercises, what kind of tonics should I take? It must be fine even if I practice to the death and become disabled. Next time, I will directly load the perfect effect on credit. At the beginning of the chaotic world, the body is weak, loading the entry effect, and growing flesh directly from the void. When you see the settings here, it has already come out. What is the pig's foot thinking? I understand that direct credit is the theoretically most perfect effect of loading exercises. Normal practice will definitely not achieve it. Muscle recovery, psychological stress supplements and absorption of master's guidance are not included in the start of pig's feet, but the kung fu is directly applied to the body, and there is no problem of mastering the exercises. It must be to keep looking for new techniques, and then to improve the proficiency to the extreme, and keep getting credit. It's weird to write the plot at the beginning according to the average level of proficiency. Goldfinger is different. Shouldn't the outline be changed?

General Guo sent himself to death for some reason. In order to make the story more tragic, the author specifically asked him to die. The entrustment to the protagonist is also inexplicable. The logic is not rounded out, it is too far-fetched. The author forces these things onto the protagonist just to make the protagonist grow up faster. In fact, the character growth in the small fights at the beginning is considered passable. The last few chapters have been incomprehensible. Maybe I'm not in the mood, maybe I'm impatient, maybe I haven't conceived it well. You may encounter something the author is not good at.

Not bad! It looks smooth without straining the camera, and you can follow the plot

Collected, looking forward to it!

What does Lawful Martial Saint mean? I'm confused. Am I ignorant?