Mo Dharma Martial Saint: His Skill Increases by Ten Years in One Day

In fact, I have always wanted to complain about why in almost all novels about the Republic of China, foreigners from various countries are monolithic with each other. Is it possible that the conflicts between them are greater than with us? Otherwise, why would they have fought so much blood in World War I and World War II!

This idea of ​​dragon veins makes no sense at all. To practice martial arts, you need the vitality of heaven and earth. There are no flowers in the country, so you can go abroad. They all need high-level energy flowers. If you don't have them in the country, you can just buy them from abroad. Anyway, I think this idea of ​​slaying the dragon veins is a bit ridiculous, and it is a mindless promotion of martial arts 😅

The main point of the classic is that the main character's training system is the most rubbish + he relies on golden fingers to become invincible and he has to be the best in martial arts + his own country is the weakest + the whole world attacks his country. I don't know, I thought it was Luzi from next door.

1. Revenge does not last overnight 2. I can do whatever I want and dare to flip the table 3. Cheating openly

It requires a lot of resources, but cultivation is still slow. With the same resources and time, online writing is not as good as Xinwu... The pull within the pull, the pull is over

In the first half of the first chapter, except for the background setting description, the rest is all about the protagonist shouting about where the system is like a giant baby.

This book is really mindless, its combat power has collapsed, it only has a few Gang Jin, but no real Qi, and it can still make people turn against rats.

You still have to take action to start a good article 🙂 The writing is good and the pace is fast. There is no such thing as meeting these two points at the same time.

In this book, it is written that if you practice martial arts slowly, you have to eat too much, and it depends on your talent. Unless you say that the foreign cultivation system has shortcomings. Otherwise this Chuanwu would really be a waste. The protagonist is different from others because of the cheats. The protagonist written by the author must be clear-headed. Don't blindly worship the ancients. No matter what, the protagonist is a time traveler. Of course, if the author wants to write that the protagonist wants to support Gu Wu, he can write that he does not want to be restricted by foreign countries. After all, if everyone practices foreign cultivation systems, their own cultivation resources, cultivation methods, and various flaws will all be mastered by foreign countries. By that time, the entire country's cultivation system will be restricted by foreign countries, similar to the current technological blockade. When the protagonist grows up, continue to optimize the martial arts transfer. After all, the previous martial arts transfers are the experience summed up by the predecessors. The protagonist can study traditional martial arts scientifically and efficiently, and then popularize it to the public.

You don't want to end up with this kind of situation where in the end, the Chinese Jedi's Tiantong Gang Jin can't be trained to the top, and then they in foreign countries can train to have combat power above Gang Jin. That kind of scenario doesn't involve Chinese people going abroad to practice martial arts. Then your book is just a piece of shit.

Think carefully about the reasons why your first few books fell off the shelves, and think carefully about the reasons why you picked up the last one! We read your books just for fun! Fight! Cool! ! Take care of your own basics first! If you want to read something profound, mysterious, or trivial, there are so many choices, but we choose to read your book because your book is so cool! Don't change the track of your novel casually, especially don't revise it halfway. You can't have both! Fight! ! Cool! ! !

I had endured it for 23 years, but after awakening the system, I couldn't endure it for even a few months. Obviously as long as he hides himself, he will be invincible in the world in a few months. So that's what this kind of novel is like, trouble chases the protagonist.

You really can't be smart. Every fight is basically one punch, one kick, one slap. It's like you haven't practiced any of those martial arts moves before.

One day equals ten years. More than 20 years is more than 10,000 years old. It is still in the realm of transformation. It is indeed a waste.

🙂 I would like to call it: the writing method of beating chicken with blood, which is a bit tiring after reading too much

Shuangwenshuang is an advantage, but it is not cool enough. For example, there is this invincible plug-in but it keeps being pushed forward. The logic is not perfect and mixed with various ideas.

After taking a look at the introduction, I have a small question. According to the introduction, in the same training time, foreign martial arts and witchcraft are more advanced. Why doesn't the protagonist learn foreign martial arts? After all, it's just a skill, there's no need to be obsessed with fame. As for the bad reputation, then it will be the protagonist's martial arts to just kill foreign countries.

Don't call me veteran. I really don't follow logic for the sake of character. No matter whether we are enemies or friends, when talking about the protagonist, we always call him veteran.

It makes me feel really uncomfortable, like constipation

After reading dozens of chapters, the author keeps repeating that the main character has a hoarse voice. This happens every other paragraph. Are you afraid that others will forget that the main character has a bad voice?

It seems that the system is working hard at spawning monsters. The protagonist raises a level and immediately spawns opponents of the same level.

After reading dozens of chapters, I discovered two problems. First, the dynasty the protagonist lives in is similar to the period from the end of the Qing Dynasty to the Ming Dynasty. At that time, the Qing Dynasty was only invaded by the Eight-Nation Alliance. Yours is an invasion by all nations. Isn't it a bit outrageous? There are not ten thousand ethnic groups in the world, right? Second, since the protagonist is living in the Republic of China, are the weapons used by foreign countries a little too outrageous? Even the weapons the people of the Republic of China took out were exoskeleton armors and energy shields. Although they were steam-based, wasn't that too outrageous?

It's only at the 6th grade level of elementary school, no higher!

There are too many cowardly, incompetent, and fearful people in the country. Just kill more of these. It's better than anything else.

Well, to be honest, it's great, but why is there no master in the entire country? Are there no masters who are willing to save the country?

The front part is pretty good and the minor flaws can be ignored, but the back part is about being a nanny and I don't want to read it.

Let all his nieces and nephews die. Damn, being so impulsive will cause trouble.

To be honest, it's a bit boring and the writing is very average.

I want to watch the killing of clear demons, not the killing of real demons.

Author, your book is good, it made my blood boil. Ignore those keyboard warriors and trolls, and continue to write in this style 👍✌️