I Don't Know Martial Arts

I like this book very much, it is very well written, the characters are well set up, and the characteristics of each person are also very clearly described. The protagonist is also not sentimental. Although there is a system, the protagonist's cultivation level is also improved bit by bit by himself. No moisture. It is completely different from other junk novels that are constantly upgrading, and the foreshadowing is well done. I like it very much. "After my flower blooms, hundreds of flowers will bloom."

It's not that I put it off, it took me a month to finally finish it. Very highly recommended! It is a very interesting, humorous, humorous, passionate, touching, and very interesting novel. The foreshadowing is great too! The plot is coherent and does not make people feel distressed while watching it. It has been a long time since I stayed up late reading a novel for so long. Generally speaking, the protagonist's cultivation path is relatively smooth, a little bumpy. He has five or six wives, but they all have stories, and they are not all saints and beauties. He is not a stud. I still hope that the homework can be continued with a few branches, such as Fatty Niu's peerless sword skills, the great ambitions promised, and how the martial arts will be passed down in the later period. This is unknown. For example, if the childhood sweetheart school beauty on Earth is taken to the Seven Star Continent, what happens next? There was no explanation. Although it left room for imagination, it was still uncomfortable. I haven't laughed so hard while reading a novel in a long time. It's really interesting. The author's style is very good and I won my heart. In short... I feel empty after reading this, I hope the author can continue to work hard

Although the former protagonist had flaws, he was gradually changed by the time traveler. The modern positive energy is injected into this book, which is a good book. Although I don't agree with some chapters, they are also fascinating. Looking forward to reading the entire book.

There are so many problems in the novel that it really insults my intelligence. First of all, isn't there a sense of hierarchy? How dare a maid get angry with the prince? Secondly, at the city gate, a little girl was kicked by a strong orc (note that she was kicked out.), But she was still able to speak. Don't you think this is fake? Of course, what I can't stand the most is that the protagonist always arrives on time. For example, in the orcs, just when the supporting female character was about to be harmonized, the protagonist just arrived. Or maybe the Peach Blossom Formation on Qingming Mountain had just been broken, and everyone was in danger. The protagonist arrived. (It's okay to hold on for so long, but something will happen as soon as the protagonist comes.) And he just happened to save the heroine. (Let's count her as the heroine. There are too many female protagonists in this book to count.) Also, Zai Ruoer happened to be in danger, and he arrived right away. (He risked his life for a woman with whom he was not very close. He also wasted an opportunity to use the Heaven and Earth Talisman. Haha.) By the way, the protagonist has already arrived, right? Just waiting for them to encounter danger before taking action. Or the author really can't think of a way to gain favor. To be honest, there are too many plots like this in this book. It made me want to vomit a little bit. Doesn't the author think this is fake? Furthermore, the protagonist has a very funny inner world, almost like a second-rate person. Questioned the system multiple times. (I don't know what he was thinking. He must be trying to force the word count down.) Sometimes the characters' IQs are forcibly lowered, making everyone seem to be fools.

After reading more than 600 chapters, the plot was terrible, and I thought it was okay before. Suddenly it was terrible, my mentality exploded, and I read it on the terminal. Hey, I hope there are some things that don't involve a woman. I accidentally gave the first time to the male protagonist, and then inexplicably fell in love with the male protagonist. The male protagonist also had a one-night stand, and the previous male protagonist's CP was all fake? Here comes another polygamist. If so, you should write it better. Nothing happened, just one night, and then you fall deeply in love with the other person. And I have seen several books like this. . It's not that the mechanism of polygamy is unacceptable, but this. . . Inexplicably, it really feels like a woman is reading a novel and traveling through time, then knowing that the hero is the hero, and thinking, "He is the hero, I should love her..." I can't stand it.

It feels quite good to watch. Although his father has always been very indifferent to the protagonist, having a hidden master to protect him while neither the eldest nor the second brother has this means that his father still loves and protects him. Although he is often suppressed and looked down upon by his eldest brother, he has a second brother who loves his younger brother and is crazy about him. The eldest brother and the second brother are both rare martial arts geniuses. The protagonist cannot practice martial arts due to special reasons, but later on, the protagonist is able to become an immortal after his soul travels. The overall plot is rich and colorful, the protagonist is affectionate and meaningful, and it is worth watching. Finally I said so much actually because I wanted to see how long I spent reading.

I've read more than 100 chapters and it's actually pretty good. I saw the Eighteen Palms of the Dragon. In fact, none of the martial arts practitioners in Jin Yong could reach the contemporary ceiling. It's quite sad. I personally like this martial art. It's upright. It's a pity😔

On average, the training time is dozens of times longer than others, and the resources and techniques are all provided by the system. Even a pig can become a master, but the main character is so messed up. The effect of practicing for three hundred years is not as good as that of others who practiced for three years. This training system is set up to be a failure. It is too illogical. If I hadn't been thinking about those beauties, I would have stopped watching it.

The logic is confusing and there are many typos. In the early stage, the realm improved too slowly. Later, it would take hundreds or even thousands of years for others to advance to a small realm. By the time the protagonist retreats this time, he will reach the peak of his realm.

The writing of this book is excellent, the plot is touching, the ending is unexpected, and the content is resonant and thought-provoking. It is one of the rare good books I have encountered in more than ten years. The only regret is that I have not read a word of this book, but it does not affect my blindness bb