Players in the Martial Arts World

This novel is poisonous

Ignore their trolls, be yourself, write your own book, come on! The first order has been prepared. I will have 10 chapters tomorrow. I will give you a reward of 588. Thank you for your kindness!

It would be strange if someone with a name like this can't be killed with one move==🤤

Which sect is Chongshan? I seem to have never heard of it.

You can write down the settings of the book (such as realms, how strong each realm is, etc.) In a chapter related to the work, so as to avoid people always asking, and others looking at it and confusing the settings and not understanding it. It would be best to make an attribute card or something for the protagonist.

When I saw the Jianghu written by the author, I just felt that none of the people in the Jianghu were good, and now they are all guys who should be shot.

Xiaoyin, come take a look and support me

To be honest, although the beginning is very similar to Martial Arts Rebirth, the plot after the protagonist comes down from the mountain is undoubtedly much better than Martial Arts Rebirth. In addition to martial arts, martial arts is more important than chivalry. To be honest, the protagonist of martial arts rebirth is quite selfish. There is no problem with fantasy novels. However, when reading martial arts literature, most of them pursue the feeling of chivalry. It is very important to do something and not do something. The character description of the protagonist after he comes down from the mountain in this book is quite brilliant. At least he has a bit of a chivalrous feeling. Although the part where he is being chased later is a bit exaggerated, I think it is okay. How can it be done if the character is not against the sky? I just feel that it is a pity that the protagonist did not choose the Overlord Gun. After all, I still prefer Xiang Yu's domineering style. Of course, this is my personal feeling. The author does not mind. I hope the author can keep up the good work, the book is very good

But not the heart. . . . At that time, I dreamed that I was surrounded by zombies and was being eaten. . . Wake up with a start. Body aches. . . . After being in a daze for a long time, the pain of being bitten all over my body slowly disappeared. . . .

Just get over it today, don't explode. Just write slowly and ensure good quality. 🤫

But don't lower your standards! Give you a "great god's light" hehe. 🌹

Why does it feel similar to "Martial Arts Rebirth"?

It makes me think that one day he will turn dark... Have you read too many works by Gen Urobuchi, the Warrior of Love?🤤

Sorry brother, I have been unable to log in to the computer before. So I didn't collect it.

It became "Jiang Xiaodao"... Is this a nickname given to the author by you? 😁

He is calm, calm and receptive, unlike the protagonist in some books who always gets into trouble and gets into trouble. Be motivated and work hard (don't be indolent because of system cheats), be kind to others (it's clear that Chen Hao was rude to the protagonist before, but he just laughed it off after giving him a small lesson and also gave guidance to others.) I hope that the protagonist will always be so calm and calm without changing his expression when a mountain collapses before his eyes, and there will never be a scene in the future where he blushes when he sees a beautiful woman, his heart beats and he can't walk. Great cheers to the author who votes every day from now on. 😊

If you are banned for putting out fires, just call him "Huode Xingjun" 😁

To be honest, I feel that the gap between nature and nurture is too big. The author wrote that it would cost four-tenths of the protagonist's strength to block a blow with one-tenth of his innate strength. Moreover, no matter how much acquired attributes increase, it is only in quantity rather than quality. According to the system, every additional attribute will increase by 10%. So, if there is an acquired with all attributes ***** (although this is unrealistic) and an innate with about 200 attributes, who is stronger? It feels like the author thinks that nurture cannot beat nature. Everything is absolute, but nothing is absolute. . . . I hope the author will not make the gap between nature and nurture too big. . . .

Sweeping Monk = The East is Undefeated. . .