High Martial: My Qi and Blood Are Infinite!

It really brings down the wisdom. His old man works hard for his family for a hundred bucks a day and suffers. The protagonist also makes him suffer. The reason is also downright witty. A Qi and Blood Pill costs hundreds of thousands. It will be better if it is sold to a few families. It is also not written into the copy once. Is it a Qi and Blood Pill? There are plug-ins in the breathing method. It is so scummy. Many plots are useless to complain about.

This was so good that I regretted it. The first few dozen chapters were okay, but the later chapters became more and more witty. People who wanted to kill the protagonist ran away again and again. In order to confirm that the heroine did not have to be driven out of the house, and the heroine's old man was such a good person at the beginning, but he was forced to write it like an Alzheimer's disease. Is it necessary to choose between a protagonist who is backed by the Martial Saint and a family with only the Martial King as the highest in the family? Isn't it NC to choose the family in the end? If you want to write about combat power, just use this thing. You, a warrior with hundreds of combat power, can kill a man with tens of thousands of combat power by restraining one attribute. I don't understand. It also says that only ordinary Martial King can cultivate mental power. The old man of the Ye family is that Martial King only has 12 mental power. Then it says that Martial King is at the first level. One hundred mental powers plus one hundred more. I wrote this setting while I was writing it. The protagonist with two to three hundred mental powers controls a martial saint with a thousand mental powers, and then stabs him to death. He directly crosses two realms to be awesome. One moment, he nearly killed a martial king at the sixth level, and the other moment, he went to the abyss and killed two martial saints with his backhand. The villains are all brainless.

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Did this collapse after writing Chapter 23? It's obviously going well in the early stage. Why do you write this? It's better to put your routine in later stages.

Why do you like to write a white-eyed wolf protagonist? He takes over someone else's son's body and the resources they give him, and he has no sense of responsibility for his family at all.

The first part was okay, but in the middle part it started to get messy. It was so crazy that I couldn't stand it anymore.

It's written like a pig's brain

Is this the end? There are so many typos! It's so confusing in some places! If I hadn't guessed, I wouldn't have known how I could have endured it.

It's so confusing. For example, it started with first class, and the next chapter will be second class. And your parents, what are you doing?

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