The Endless Quest for Martial Arts

I love this book. Main character. I feel bad. If Shou Xian is a mercenary, he will kill people. Then there are those who practice Chinese martial arts. What is Chinese martial arts? It's something that can only be achieved if you don't make a move. Once you make a move, you will see blood. Look at the protagonist. He makes friends with everyone. When he meets a girl, he calls him sister. When he meets an older person, he calls him elder. He still uses the T-Virus in front of so many people and is so patriotic. I said, author, what do you want the protagonist to be like? He is a martial arts practitioner and has a strong will. He doesn't have a strong will. You see, his relationship is almost in chaos. I really don't know. Author, you want to make such a mess. Buza is good-looking. I feel like the author has ruined the main character.

He was obviously very powerful and used his martial arts to kill them every minute. But in the end, he couldn't even defeat Li Mochou using only his internal strength. And the settings in the real world are also very toxic. The rest is fine

The original meaning of Wu Zui is not to stop fighting and use force, but to use force to fight.

The book updated on 2014-12-18, now 17 years old, and the book about entering the palace is also recommended. Qidian*** Is there no book to recommend?

As a Chinese, I feel good about the protagonist transforming into a dragon, and transforming into a dragon does not affect his martial arts practice.

Martial arts is just martial arts, what kind of science fiction is this?

I feel like the protagonist behaves a bit in a orderly manner

Hongwu experienced many worlds at home and abroad in ancient and modern times, honed his martial arts in the world of mortals, and finally stood at the top of the world.

Why remove the ability to transform into a dragon? Even if all the skills are lost and you can no longer transform into a dragon, you can still practice it again, and you can also improve the technique. Using the power in the Chaos Pearl as a guide, you can cultivate a Chaos Dragon. Wouldn't that be even more awesome? Aren't novels all about breaking and then establishing? Besides, isn't the ability of the Heart of the Universe to deduce exercises very good? The protagonist can use this to obtain his own exercises. Why doesn't he use it later and has to work hard to create it himself?

The most annoying thing is to play with a few women in a world, and then leave the women in the original world without taking them away. Are you a passionate young man? Can we write less about women in the future? It would be better to just say that the protagonist builds a pig pen to keep those women in captivity [fn=2_12]