Rising to Martial Supremacy Through Life Skills

Read six chapters. The protagonist's panel is full of knife skills, cooking skills and the like. But from the subsequent plot development and introduction, the protagonist knows that there is such a thing as martial arts. Although he did not say how long he traveled through time, but judging from the conversation with the gentleman, it should be half a year, so the protagonist has been practicing cooking skills since time travel to now❓ and has not touched martial arts at all! Even chopping wood and playing chess can be turned into skills. Even though the protagonist previously regarded this place as an ordinary ancient world, he never thought of practicing some martial arts and turning it into a skill. It is completely unreasonable to improve your self-protection ability and see if you can achieve any special effects.

The writing is okay, but I can't stand it. Do you know why?

The panel is concise and clear, and the author is showing off his skills. How many people will understand the panel written by the author after reading it once. Is it because I don't read enough?

At the beginning, the level is suppressed, the combat power is suppressed, and the intelligence is increased and reduced? Still pressing plug-ins? ? ? ? What do you think?

You can learn from Ah Fei's fast sword, draw the sword and stab without limit. When you reach a beam of light, you will be invincible. You can pierce the city wall with one sword, shoot down the flying eagle, and pierce the enemy a hundred feet away with the sword energy.

Why is there an upper limit on the amount of experience I can gain every day?

It's a pity that the system is poor. I still wish there could be such a thing as breaking a mirror with magic. The protagonist does not follow the orthodox path of cultivation and directly relies on practicing skills to push his realm upward. Killing across large realms is like drinking water

The identity of the protagonist is different, which is the basic condition for becoming the protagonist. The protagonist of this book is also an old cliché

So far, the writing is okay, but as the protagonist's strength in the martial arts world has improved a bit quickly, I'm afraid it won't be easy to write later.