Modern Immortality: Starting with Eight-Section Brocade

It can only be considered average. It is too exaggerated and can be repeated over and over again. He is so young. No matter where you go, you will be questioned by people if you know martial arts. Some people say that the protagonist's IQ will directly expand after he reaches the age and he cannot afford to buy anything. Just grab it, everyone has marked it, no one is allowed to enter, tourists are not allowed to enter, the protagonist just climbs over the wall, the owner there said that he is not allowed to enter, and directly opens the door in front of him and forces his way in. He still keeps hahaha, Tian Tianlang has no emotions, and the heroine immediately lets himself go.

It's too long-winded. It just ignores all kinds of nonsense about the most basic aspects of life. Don't mention it. Do you understand? The endless questions about what to eat today, what to eat tomorrow, why not also write down when you poop every time. Some of the same descriptions about martial arts have been written in this chapter. If you encounter the same description later, you must skip it. You are not allowed to repeat what you have written in the previous chapter. It is also nonsense. Say it again.

This book is very boring. I have read a third of it. The main character has no use except practicing martial arts to extend his life. The main character just practices martial arts everywhere. He also calls it a visit to famous teachers and discusses martial arts. However, the people he finds are far inferior to him. It is like a Nobel Prize winner discussing it with elementary school students. It's boring.

After reading more than 80 chapters, I am still enjoying myself alone.

Recommended by old bookworms, IQ is online, no stallion harem, no hydrology, just read it if you like it.

Is career and love not worth mentioning in front of life? People who are greedy for life and afraid of death! The words love and career have been insulted by you! Have you read "Books with My Wife"? How can we liberate China if all of us in China are such people who are greedy for life and afraid of death? When can we become rich and powerful? When will the Chinese nation rise?

It's pretty good, I just like this kind of slow-burning style. The descriptions of bits and pieces of life are much better than all the cliche clichés. Come on!

Author, is the inner strength level you mentioned true in reality?

It's just like a running account, too bland. I persisted for dozens of chapters and still didn't find anything attractive.

A dying wage earner's road to self-salvation through exercise and strengthening his body, a simple, plain and real life, a semi-cool article, a truly good book, but one that must be kept calm.