All the novels that are not good at kung fu

Answer 1

"My Self-Made Kung Fu" is a wuxia fantasy novel created by this author. It tells the story of a person who comes to a fantasy ancient world and becomes a legend in his life between the pleasure of revenge and the strange waves of the imperial court.
"Everything Begins from the Boy's Kung Fu" was a wuxia fantasy novel by the author, Little Scholar Ridiculous. It told the story of " Even a dog wouldn't change! The virgin technique was super strong, alright! [PS: It's similar to Wudang's Old Master Zhang. The male protagonist has maintained his virginity until the end of the book. The overall evaluation of this book is: There is a shadow of ancient martial arts. The rhythm is slightly incomplete. Overall, it's not bad. It's worth recommending!] There are too few novels in this genre.| How should I put it? The new author's character creation isn't that good. The plot's fluency is a problem. There's no particularly good writing style. He even has to start a double protagonist narrative. President Nan's side is at most a little unreasonable, but he can still tolerate it. The female lead's character creation is purely crazy and terrible. There's basically no strong turning point. I don't recommend it. I originally wanted to say a few words about him in the comments section, but he stipulated that he can only speak if he tipped him. It costs 100 points, but I think I'll forget about it. I'll just say that it's a bad review here. I can save 100 points and read a few more chapters.
"Comprehensive Martial Arts: Others Practice Martial Arts, I Cultivate as an Immortal" was a fantasy novel written by the author, Muck Car. It told the story: "Impossible, this can't be the Vigorous Eagle Claw Technique!" "This is the Vigorous Eagle Claw Technique, but I've cultivated it to the 120th level." "The ability to breathe has soared. You should have a bottom line when making up stories." "You can also reach the 10,000 level." For some reason, Wu Chong's ordinary martial arts skills had transformed as he practiced them. Wu Chong: "I worked hard to get everything I have. I only used a little bit of experience points. The overall rating of this book is: Broken at chapter 21." The level setting was very chaotic, contradictory, and illogical. This was only chapter 21.
"Martial Arts: Starting from the Turtle Breath Technique" was an Eastern fantasy novel by Mo Yiguan. It told the story of how the immortal path was high above, the gods and devils looked down on the human world, and the demons and devils ran amok…I used my martial arts to kill the immortals, gods, and devils, and I dominated the world! The overall evaluation of this book was that it could barely be considered food, but it was too dry and tasteless.

He had thought that it was the point-adding style and invincible style, but it turned out to be the punching style and Gou Dao style.

The protagonist came with a point-adding system. Every time the protagonist broke through his limit every four days or so, he could obtain one point of origin power, which could be used to grind the martial arts he had learned.

Strengths:
The setting was very good. Adding points was not a direct addition. There were two prerequisites. First, it had to be something that one had learned and understood. Second, there had to be a supply of energy. Adding 1 point was equivalent to training in the intent space for a year, ignoring damage, and so on. Then, it would be fed back to the body to absorb the energy from the resources prepared in advance. Although this setting wasn't new, it was already hundreds of times better than the current trend. At least, it didn't look out of place.

Weakness:
1. It was too dry. The first 100 chapters were not bad, but after that, the aesthetic was tired. The protagonist was like playing a game, cultivating and gaining experience every day without any waves.

2. The main character's thoughts were a little strange. He tried every means possible to obtain the ability to hide his aura. If he could not obtain it, he would be unable to improve it. It was as if he was possessed. It was as if the entire world wanted to hurt him?

3. The setting was a transmigrator's soul, but he didn't have any sense of existence at all. This was the transmigrator with the most limited thinking I've ever seen. He was such a good cheat, but he was forced to become a trash. Not only did he not have a wealth of theoretical knowledge, but he also said that he was inexperienced and could understand, but he didn't even have basic knowledge and imagination. Every day, he would ruthlessly clock in around some street stall goods…It looked quite boring. It felt like he was lamenting his misfortune and angering his unwavering struggle.| The immortal path was high above, the gods and devils looked down on the human world, and the demonic path rampaged…
I used my martial arts to kill immortals, gods, and demons to dominate the world!| It was a novel with more than two million words, but it still had a fighting power. This type of book was not easy to write. The author had some skills, but the statistics were too bad.
"The Cultivation Method Is Broken, I'm Stronger" was a wuxia fantasy novel written by Qiong Si. It told the story of a man who came to the comprehensive martial arts world and became the chief of the Jinyiwei. The cultivation method he practiced was actually the difficult and easy to break Tongzi Technique. Fortunately, there was the Reversal Technique Flaw System. Any martial art's flaw could be reversed. Would the Dragon Elephant Wave Technique become slower and slower? It would take a thousand years to master all of them? After the reversal, his cultivation speed became faster and faster. The deeper the cultivation of the Five Poisons Scripture, the deeper the poison? After the reversal, he was immune to all poisons. Sunflower Manual, Star Absorbing Technique, Seven Injuring Fist, Demon Blade…Relying on cultivation techniques with great flaws, he had overturned the entire martial world. The overall evaluation of this book was [Slightly Talented].
The main character could break the technique and reverse the side effects of the technique. If he practiced martial arts, for example, poison attacks would poison him, but if the main character broke the technique, he would be immune to all poisons.
Actually, this cheat shouldn't have written about doujin. He was too familiar with the martial arts of doujin. He should have been able to set up various martial arts with reversed side effects in the original world.| There were too many bugs. Little Poison. Barely visible| Four stars recommendation index
I just finished reading the whole book
The author's writing is not bad, and the supporting roles are also considered full.
The system's golden finger was also very scientific (In the end, his combat power did not collapse)
And the protagonist is the kind of person I like who has no moral integrity, but isn't evil to the core.
The Boy Technique was the highlight of the book.
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