Starting from a Medicine Shop, the Liver Became a Martial Arts Saint in the World.

It's really bad. I've read more than 20 books, and they all have the same taste. It's really hard to find a book with a different plot.

The plot is the same and the writing is a bit off! A high-grade root bone can be changed into a low-grade one, and it can also be replaced by someone else's root bone, which is a bit poisonous!

The more diao your name is, the more useless your skills are. It's better to be more simple.

It's barely edible, but some of the plots are too intellectual. The protagonist is said to be weak and cunning every time he wins, as if his body skills are some kind of heresy. It's better to know that the protagonist is accepted as a disciple by a strong man, even if it's just by name. You know there is only one Jade Buddha. You are not afraid of the protagonist crushing it to death. Hitting the protagonist every time will destroy the protagonist. No one talks about hitting the protagonist hard. The protagonist breaks his arm. What kind of morality in the world? The whole book seems to say that I can be insidious and cunning, but you can't be like this. The advantage is that the writing is relatively smooth and the protagonist is a normal person.

It's good to be decisive in killing. It's not like some greasy and crooked plans that are still being planned after being overridden... It's just the routine in the martial arts gym that is so embarrassing...

Chapter 39 is Dark Jin, and Chapter 93 is Hua Jin. I don't understand, why does it take 54 chapters to upgrade to Hua Jin? In the dozens of chapters in the middle, the protagonist's strength is neither better nor worse, and the coolness can be seen at a glance. Readers won't like reading if it doesn't make them feel better, right?

I finally finished 300,000 words and it's on the shelves. Is it over?

Thank you to all the readers who read the collection, and also thank you for your suggestions. It is you who make Cang Nan more motivated to continue creating, and it is also you who let Cang Nan know that there are still many deficiencies in the creation. Cang Nan will improve step by step and strive to write a story that satisfies everyone. A note: Those of you who have read a lot may have discovered that the framework of the opening part seems to be very similar to a book on Sanjiang. Cang Nan can clearly say that this book was the benchmark book that Cang Nan used for study, training and selection at the beginning of the creation. This book is surprisingly Huang Heda's "Gou Zai Luan Wu Gan Proficiency"! The story of Yellow River is really well written. Cang Nan has read it several times, but it seems to be a paradox, but it makes everyone laugh. If you are interested, you can read Huang He Da's book. His counter-routines are very strong, and sometimes he is very funny. Cang Nan still remembers the sentence "It's Li Chuan!" It's really funny. In addition, it is really important to follow up on the new book issue. Cang Nan once again asked for help from everyone. Finally, I wish you all immortality and immortality!

Recently, readers have asked several questions while reading, and Cang Nan has answered them: 1. The golden finger is too useless, and the proficiency level increased every day is too little. How long will it take to do this? Scene: When I first entered the martial arts gym, I looked like I was working very hard every day, but when I saw that my proficiency had only improved a few points, I was done. Explanation: Since Cang Nan set Chu Hong as a lazy guy with poor physical fitness, according to normal logic, he had to rest after exercising for a while, and the natural progress was very slow, but don't worry, the progress will be faster and faster; In fact, this is just like us, usually because of lack of exercise at work, so when he first goes to exercise, he will be exhausted very quickly. No matter how much he wants to become stronger, there must be recovery time; but as the body becomes stronger, these follow-up matters are no longer a problem. Ps: Cang Nan also hopes that Chu Hong will achieve success in one day, be perfect in two days, and suppress the whole world in three days. 2. According to the normal progress, how many years does it take for the protagonist to perfect a skill? It is too slow. Scenario: Someone proposed that according to general understanding, martial arts is divided into entry, proficiency, mastery, small success, great success, and perfection. The protagonist's proficiency increases too slowly. It is too difficult and takes too long to perfect a skill. Explanation: This point is actually similar to question 1. It will be slower at the beginning, but it will never be slow forever; and the martial arts level set by Cang Nan will not be so many levels (that would be too procrastinating), so please feel free to read. 3. The protagonist has a physique that attracts hatred. He attracts hatred wherever he goes. It's too cliche. Scenario: Being ridiculed as soon as he went to the martial arts gym; being stared at and thought he was a threat, etc. Explanation: Cangnan will not quibble on this point. There is indeed such a plot. I am sorry that I did not let everyone enjoy it, but Cangnan will learn more from the techniques of other authors and try to make subsequent events less routine. In addition, if you have any questions while reading, you can ask them. Cang Nan will try his best to answer them after reading them. Thank you for your support. Finally, I would like to ask for a follow-up reading. The new book issue is in great need of reading. Please don't keep reading, please. If you really want to keep books, can you move your little fingers every day, spend more than ten seconds to scroll to the end, and then look at it later. Cangnan thanks you all, wishes you success in everything, happiness every day, and wishes you immortality and immortality.

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