Fantasy: Practice Boxing a Hundred Times, and You Will Have an Epiphany!

It's a pity that there are too few books written by Lao Ni, otherwise I would have to read them. I haven't finished 98% of the books, or I just skipped them. Lao Ni's books have been carefully read word for word, page by page. I won't mention too many, but I support you to continue writing.

The subject matter is okay, and the character design is okay, but the plot is very fragmented. There is often no foreshadowing in the front, and an inexplicable enemy suddenly appears in the back, and the logic is poor. In general, the first five pictures and the following one hundred or so pictures don't look like they were written by one person.

The path from a wild hunter to a martial arts master is so exciting, I look forward to more high-energy plots in the future!

It looks okay, the main character is very well developed, and he is the first to win.

It's a good read. From the treasure hunt to this book, I hope it won't be like the previous one. I feel that if I continue writing the previous one, I can write a good one. Come on, Nile! ! !

It is quite difficult to improve the strength of the male protagonist, unlike in some similar novels where the protagonist's strength is improved easily; in addition, the description of the emotions between the male protagonist and his wife and concubines is more sincere and simple. It is one of the best fairy novels I have read in recent years.

Author, please tell me about chapter 195, Xia Qiao, please stand up for you. I am really not afraid of being ruined. Will you regret it and take revenge at night? As modern people, we have a selfish nature, so we can't do this. Nine years of compulsory education! As your strength gradually grows, can you gradually become less stubborn? At least you are also the third person in Zhenyue Sect? If you do this again, it's very deliberate and makes you feel uncomfortable. Also, must we not have equal wives? Does it have to stay like this? The dynasties are all going to be in chaos, so why bother? As a modern person, right?

No brain pressure to fight, crazy water injection, three chapters of content, two chapters of summary. The protagonist just entered the early stage of Dark Strength and killed a Dacheng + a Xiaocheng head-on. Later, he also killed and seriously injured Perfection. (Initial stage, entry, small success, Dacheng, perfection) When An Jin Dacheng arrived, he was knocked back by a single blow from an ordinary Dacheng. (This period has passed 2.3 Years since the above) People major in one mental method and one skill. The protagonist practices three or four mental skills and five or six skills. The lowest is perfect, and most of them are already at the extreme level. Moreover, each exercise has a separate entry to support it. Under such circumstances, I actually lost the battle, which made me laugh to death. ---I really admire the author's method of "balancing combat power". This is not a fantasy novel. This is the reverse growth record of the protagonist. The more he practices, the more he becomes useless. There is no one like him😅

The plot is good and the fights are top notch. It's just that the system hangs a little less. Upgrading skills/gongfa/martial arts requires a lot of points, and these skills will provide many passive buffs. You get points for sleeping with your wife. The more wives you have, the more you give each time. The setting background is that concubines have no status and can be sold. This is where things get stuck, after all, a powerful woman doesn't want to become a commodity (in fact, a woman's strength has nothing to do with the points she's given, and she can rise to the top just by marrying dozens of pig's feet). Maybe it's because I don't want to write a bad harem setting, but I also consider that every woman needs to be respected. So far it's just the two wives from the beginning. Anyway, if other protagonists have this skill, they won't have to practice hard. It's a bit reluctant to skip levels.

I sincerely recommend this author's last book, which was also very well written, Treasure Hunting