A Great Power Draw in Troubled Times

The pressure on combat power is serious. The protagonist has a few martial arts but no internal strength, so he is better than the special forces. Unless you are writing the kind of traditional martial arts that relies on the plot to stand out, otherwise, it will be very frustrating if you write such a cool article and the rhythm will overwhelm the combat power from the beginning. If there is no future, martial arts will decline. Who sees this kind of writing? Author, you are afraid that the combat power will collapse. There are many internal skills and martial arts choices, which are strong and weak.

He's not even a police officer, and then he gets involved in a big conspiracy. His martial arts skills aren't great, so I'll screw you.

Go check it out. The martial arts in Perak are pretty awesome. It's also relatively cruel.

Author, just open up your hook a little more and add more advanced and unique martial arts skills. Don't show off the pitiful social plot and so-called resourcefulness. The setting still has a chance to be popular. Don't write about wisdom, planning, and conspiracies.

There is no logic, and if you can't write a Machiavellian battle of wits, you can just rely on cheating. Don't write such far-fetched plots.

Like, must like! Come on more! It's time for the author to pay off his debt!

Behead first and report later, imperial authority has granted!

Behead first and report later, imperial authority has granted! Refreshing, sour, refreshing!

Either write less about martial arts, or write about magical skills. In this way, your body will gradually get better, but you have made a lot of it. It was a mess, something was being pulled on, a knife, a sword, a palm, a finger, and a leg. It's like a hodgepodge, knowing how to order everything but not being good at anything. Well. Or you can do a fusion and create your own. No matter what, kill a few masters, don't be abusing people all the time.

After Wu Po Vukong failed, the orphanage was opened