I Practiced All the Exercises Backwards

Jiang Misconception is a kid whose spiritual roots have been changed. He misses everything in practice and everyone treats him as a useless person. Until he picked up a bad book. The book is called Midian, and it can change the words by itself. It fills up the gaps in the skills, but deliberately mixes in the wrong places - the original version goes east, but it deviates to the west. Jiang mistakenly practiced according to the wrong version, but his spiritual apertures opened one after another. The book says: The more wrong you are, the more you are right. When he was angry, he kept accounts. The clan brother stepped on his hand, but he calculated and let go. The elder tried to steal his father's account, so he pretended to be stupid and broke into the study at night. The sword of Senior Sister Qing Leng was engraved with the talisman that locked his spiritual root. He touched half of the jade in his arms - the part that replaced his spiritual root was in the hands of his enemy. He is not a hero. He calculates the scores, calculates the odds, and only takes action when the critical point is reached. After he settled this thirty-year-old debt, he realized that it wasn't just the exercises he had practiced against.