
Forging a Martial Saint, Starting With the Seventy-Two Earthly Fiend Arts
从地煞七十二术开始武道成圣
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- Ongoing
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- 335k Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Xuanhuan
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- 1d ago
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- Qidian
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I have never seen a book written by Seventy-Two Earthly Fiends, because every time I write, these magical powers are weakened, or they are divided into entry-level, intermediate, advanced, etc. Can Shen Nong tell me what is going on with this book?
He obviously has the magical power to cultivate immortality, but he still wants to practice martial arts.
The biggest bug is that you are in a world of demonic martial arts. In such a world, it is impossible for literary scholars to be compared with martial scholars. Instead, you have made a martial arts scholar have lower status and treatment than a literary scholar. This is ridiculous. Unless the literati comes directly with some kind of magic such as talent and literary energy that can defeat thousands of armies, I suggest you change the previous settings as they are too abstract.
A Dali has to do so many tricks, how long do you want to do 72 of them?
Yes, that's the taste. Last time, the book about the Thirty-six Transformations of Tiangang, the Zenith Transformation, and the person holding the head disappeared disappeared. Now, isn't the Seventy-two Transformations of Earthly Evil coming again?
Is there something wrong with the author's route?
Do you really want to write out all of Disha 72 and Tiangang 36? I personally feel that this is too difficult and cannot be grasped by ordinary people. Moreover, readers cannot remember it. It is better to select a few of the most well-known and most popular supernatural powers and write about them, set them to grow and evolve, and directly run through the entire text. If you write too many spells without prioritizing them, it will feel useless. It is better to just pick a few of the strongest and most versatile ones, and the rest can be treated as small spells and used occasionally.
Come on, I haven't figured out my next magical power yet.
Viewers are welcome to leave a message. The Tiangang Technique is too advanced at this stage. It is best to choose a fun one from the Earthly Sha Technique.
How much has been written about this? If you can't break through the first level of microdermabrasion, what do you want to do?
I read your profile. Isn't it the kind of thing where even Pangu had to kneel down to learn Wing Chun from his master? Judging from your profile, you are already invincible with just Juli, and you can already push anyone horizontally. Do you still need to undergo skin resurfacing, blood transfusion, etc.?
It's too easy to write about a subject. Cut it off as soon as possible. If you have such ability, you have to know that great strength determines all the bells and whistles. The writing of dealing with relatives is also not good. If you want to be reckless, be reckless to the end. No matter what it is, it will be solved with one knife. If you want to be stubborn, be more thorough. There are fewer relatives and neighbors. The plot of the martial arts school is too childish. If you can't grasp what you've written, I suggest you write a new one, and use seventy-two as the root. You can start from a military cook, and write it as a fairy tale. In the early stage, you will be a dynasty fighting for hegemony (don't write about becoming an emperor), in the middle stage, you will be a monster in the mountains and seas (fairy knights compete between good and evil sects), and in the later stage, you will rise to the title of god, slaying demons, destroying mountains and temples, and finally becoming an emperor.