A Space-Power User in the Martial World
武侠世界里的空间能力者
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Traditional Wuxia
- Updated
- 10y ago
- English
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Honestly, he's hundreds of years old. If you wanted to be Huang Yaoshi's apprentice, I'd just wonder if he could beat you. What could you possibly learn from him? Zhang Sanfeng was a grandmaster, at least that's fair.
[Comment] My thoughts on the world of martial arts
In the world of martial arts, have you ever noticed that the earlier the era, the more powerful the martial arts? This isn't just a matter of the primordial energy of heaven and earth. Personally, I feel that the reason why powerful martial arts techniques are lost or disappeared is because later generations simply lack the awareness to pass them on.
[Comment] On the author of martial arts and Dongfang Bubai
The premise is that someone who comprehends profound martial arts skills may not necessarily possess martial arts skills of that caliber. The sunflower is like this, the Nine Yin is like this, and the Nine Yang is like this as well. Their authors may have mastered the ultimate techniques, but their own abilities were not necessarily at that level.
A book from 7 years ago is still on the bestseller list. Just how desperate is the martial arts genre for books?!
Time reigns supreme, space is king. Even a tiny bit of this ability would make you invincible; why bother combining it with martial arts? It's laughable.
How could you use your spatial abilities so poorly...? With the abilities described in the text, you could easily inject weapons or even poison directly into enemies, or even remove hearts from a distance. It's such a fantastical ability, how could you write it so haphazardly?
I'm addicted to this. Damn. It's disgusting to watch. It's fucking addictive!
The author is so childish. Does shrinking one's body mean shrinking one's mind? An adult's mind is an adult's mind; how could it change just because the body shrinks? Author, are you a minor?
A sycophant of Ren Woxing? Calling him "senior" this and "senior" that, I'm speechless. It's just some mere Star Absorbing Technique.
I've given up on the book. How can an adult's mind become childish just because their body shrinks?