No Taboo in Martial Arts

The elderly people miss Kowloon just because they want to go back to a time when they could not be caught for committing crimes. They don't really miss the customs and customs of Kowloon.

As the title says, dear readers, a new book is here. First of all, I still want to read! Copy suggestions can also be made here! The new book has the same theme, but this time it will focus more on martial arts. I will only touch on the inner alchemy. The inner alchemy is basically written from beginning to end. Then the update will still be after it is put on the shelves, it will be 8,000 a day, and it will be slightly less before it is put on the shelves. Save the manuscript and make a big splash when it is put on the shelves. Finally, I still want to pursue reading! Thank you!

The first copy is much more mature than the previous book. The fate of the times and the fate of the characters are combined, and the foreshadowing is also very tight. Comfortable, I guess there will still be a battle between Li Pan and Song Zhiyuan at the end of this dungeon.

I'm hesitant whether to save or not, it's a bit painful to follow up😣

Happy Mid-Autumn Festival on the twenty-first day!

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

Is it Taoist Longhu?

So far, this new book written by the author has made obvious progress compared to the previous one. It has a more obvious feeling that martial arts is a killing technique, and the author's writing is more graphic, and now I feel like I am watching a movie! ! But the author's plot has a lot of hidden secrets!

It feels a bit like a bird, but I think the protagonist's character is more likable.

The plot of the declining martial arts school at the beginning was quite interesting, and I really read it carefully. Then the part about receiving the antiquities sent was very nice to write. It reminded me of a part in Tomb Raider Notes. It seemed that Wu Xie or someone had received a videotape from a mental hospital. It had to have this mysterious feeling. The protagonist fell into an inexplicable crisis. I was particularly interested and fell in love with it all of a sudden. Moreover, this section also had a sense of restraint. The mysterious antiquities in the museum × the missing friend × the declining martial arts school made me so happy. I thought I would investigate it next. I didn't expect to be transported directly into a plot similar to Guhuo Bird. . . .