Demons, Don’t Run! My Martial Arts Model Needs More Computing Power

There's nothing wrong with the book. The protagonist is too passive. It's just a copy of Hell difficulty. The golden finger is of no use. It's useless even if you practice martial arts. You'll still get hit when you should, so no one reads it.

If you don't want to practice martial arts in such a world, your legs will be damaged. After practicing, at least you can run faster than others when encountering danger. Then what the hell is it that doesn't allow you to practice and don't let you know?

Read Chapter 16... Catching ghosts is used as computing power 🙂

There are no faults. The writing is good, but there are so few people. A lot of hydrology in Sanjiang is praised by people. What's the situation at Qidian now? The culture of the fandom still tends to be fast-paced.

For example: Stop taking the wrong path of fantasy.

It feels a bit like starting from slaying demons and becoming immortal.

I personally don't like the operation of separating realm and martial arts at all.

It's well written and feels immersive, and it feels like it's really eloquent. Whether it's the introduction to the world view or the necessity of martial arts training, it's all very well written. It feels like in such a world full of dangers and strange things, only martial arts is the only way to rely on. Without the martial arts in me, I feel like I'm going to be completely screwed. Only by constantly fighting against the sky, against people, and against all kinds of people can we survive. Sure enough, this big martial arts model is the only one I can rely on. As long as you have martial arts and continue to upgrade, everything will be fine. The descriptions are also very detailed, as if you are really practicing martial arts, and you feel like the tendons in your hands are stretched.

Looks like I'm the first one to post

Good looking, Chen Shang Sword Journey, a great read!

Mingxi is the homophone of Wenxi. Good.

The book is very interesting, the writing is good, and the plot is good, but there is a feeling that it may end later.

The protagonist's sister probably won't die, right?

I can write well, there's nothing wrong with it

Red light, red light empress The protagonist is also named Chen

I think this separation of martial arts and realm is quite good. Unless the proficiency of small achievements, great achievements, perfection, etc. Of the martial arts is distinguished by quantity, it is only reasonable if the realm can be directly increased. For example, boxing, swordsmanship, palm skills, small success, great success, and perfection should be the standards for posture and force generation, etc. The difference is just in different ways of exercising or exerting force.

Then large model plug-ins are actually quite fun, and AI can greatly improve efficiency. Then switching to fantasy novels, which can allow people to directly master advanced martial arts and provide extremely high training efficiency, isn't that very reasonable? Theoretically, it is best not to directly break the limit, but it is reasonable to use strong thinking skills to brainstorm ideas and reference, and then break through.

Big model novels are about to become popular

Aren't you afraid of draining your energy and blood?

I admire the dual-book version the most. I'm so tired even if I open a single book.