Eight Desolations Body-Refining Art

So far so good, but there is a common problem in fantasy novels. For the sake of word count, the protagonist is given some wisdom and slaps in the face. When it is time to kill decisively, the tail is left. It is just a dog-licking mode that cannot be teased. It is obvious that the protagonist is the rebirth of the Holy Lord with peak combat power. , It is said that the mind, experience, combat skills, and martial arts should all be top-notch. All he needs to do is practice hard and return to the peak combat power. However, he seems to be like a novice. He wants nothing, and he is still claiming that he is afraid that his practice will be unstable and he will not be able to withstand the pressure. If you say this, then the protagonist's previous peak combat power is bullshit!

Better than many writings

Adults talk like children, and children talk like adults. The language is solid and rigid, and the thinking, logic, and writing style all seem a little funny.

Not bad

It's okay, at least there aren't that many typos, and the writing is good and not overwhelming. But the emotional aspect is a mess, and there's no suspense at the end. I just put it away and ran away.

Nothing

It was okay in the early stage, but it ended badly.

How can I say that the puppet emperor in the previous life had no martial arts skills? ? ?

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