The Demonic God of the Ultimate Path: Starting by Modifying My Fighting Style

The first and second pictures are pretty good, I almost thought they were written by Hu Qi. But when I saw the third picture of Martial Arts Realm: Beginner's Little Success, Mastery, Dacheng Perfection, I officially judged that you are not him, you should be a new author, and the pattern is a bit small. How can there be someone who is proficient in the middle between Xiaocheng and Dacheng? The fourth and fifth pictures, with mindless conflict plots, will make your book's appeal plummet. In fact, the previous writing is good, but unfortunately the author is too superstitious about routines and templates, and is not confident in what he writes. This type of novel lacks a sense of hierarchy, but you can add a dream dungeon or the like, which can be a single-player or multi-player dungeon. Not only does it add to the plot, it also prevents the novel from becoming too monotonous. The conflicts in the copy are not as mindless as what you wrote in reality.

It is really impossible for a poor person to write about the second generation of rich people. He would not even dare to write about the second generation of rich people. The layout is just like that.

So cool! Nice! Blast everything 🤭

It's good to watch, doesn't drag out the plot, and doesn't overwhelm the protagonist.

Tests such as a punch of several hundred kilograms are for entertainment or promotional posters. There is no such test in actual competitions, and it is inaccurate. It is better to measure bench press directly than strength.

To write about modern demons, you can read the Breathing Technique or Holy Fist to try and figure it out, or you can read Summon the Nightmare, Get Out. The data are all good and you can learn from them.

There's nothing too toxic about it, and it doesn't overwhelm the main character, so you can watch it.

The martial arts in the north are so powerful, so join the north. You have to be tough and tough with others.

Still can't hold on, alas

It doesn't overwhelm the protagonist's combat power, and the protagonist is not brainless either. If he can beat him, he will do it, and if he can't beat him, he will run away. The protagonist will level up quickly. I voted for two monthly votes, and the author will keep up the good work 🙂