In the original text of "Water Margin", Chao Gai's counterattack against the official army can be said to be refreshing. Although Chao Gai and the others were worried about the numerical advantage of the official army, they fled all the way to the river, and did not dare to go back to fight with the official army, but after being forced into a corner, Chao Gai and the others still burst out with amazing energy!

A large group of outlaws led by Hua Rong, Ruan Sanxiong and others rushed to kill them, and the soft officers and troops of the Song Dynasty were not opponents at all. Don't look at the number of officers and soldiers in the thousands, but there are not many of them who have the courage to fight!

Xiao Li Guanghuarong shot an arrow to kill a relatively courageous officer in the official army, and then everyone covered up and killed, and the so-called "Great Song Dynasty official army" immediately collapsed.

Chao Gai and the others unscrupulously covered up for a while, until the officials and soldiers fled back to Jiangzhou City, closed the city gate and did not dare to come out, and then they got on the boat and drove away triumphantly.

Even in the original text of the Water Margin, which can only be regarded as a normal world, Chao Gai and his party were able to kill the officials and soldiers without leaving a piece of armor, and now in this martial arts world, which can barely be called "low martial arts", Chao Gai and his party are stronger, and their advantages in front of the officials and soldiers are more obvious.

Normally speaking, in this "Water Margin" world where the impact of personal force on the outcome of the battle is obviously much greater than that of the normal world, Chao Gai's group of masters should have no possibility of defeat at all.

However, just when He Zhi thought that everything would still simply go according to the book, he suddenly ushered in a wave of sudden changes.

The first was Li Kui, who was shirtless and holding two plate axes in his hands, rushing into the crowd of officials and soldiers like a black whirlwind. In the Water Margin, this is Li Kui's usual combat style.

And in this world where the highest force value can reach the realm of rebirth, Li Kui has taken this combat style to the extreme. In this world, Li Kui himself is also a strange person - he is actually a so-called natural battle body!

In other words, Li Kui was born with an extremely powerful body, and his hardness was almost comparable to that of a martial artist in the Reincarnation Realm. However, it was precisely because of Li Kui's innate Dao body that he was unable to practice any martial arts. Because for any cultivator who is aspiring to martial arts, they must first experience the qi sense, and then try the true qi to operate and carry the Zhou Tian. This is the introduction to martial arts.

However, Li Kui's innate combat body made it countless times more difficult for him to experience qi than ordinary people. If you can't experience the sense of qi, Li Kui's martial arts cultivation path is naturally impossible to talk about.

However, not being able to take the road of martial arts cultivation does not mean that Li Kui cannot develop in terms of force value. After all, the innate battle body is a special physique, not a curse!

Therefore, although Li Kui can't become a martial artist in the reincarnation realm like Lin Chong, Yang Zhi and others, he can practice horizontal kung fu! Moreover, when the innate battle body practices horizontal kung fu, the progress can be said to be a thousand miles in a day!

At this time, Li Kui is such a killing machine with a natural combat body, and at the same time practicing kung fu and cultivating to the top. Although Li Kui did not have the support of Zhenyuan, although he was not able to display chic and elegant combat skills like ordinary martial arts cultivators, or could soar and leap, Li Kui's strong body made him almost enough to match the top martial arts powerhouses in the world. Even if it is a top master like Lin Chong and Yang Zhi, if it collides head-on, it may not be Li Kui's opponent.

Even if they didn't have a magic weapon in their hands, they might not be able to break Li Kui's defense!

Therefore, when Li Kui was fighting, he always relied on his immortal battle body and "fought hard" to enter the crowd.

A large group of outlaws led by Hua Rong, Ruan Sanxiong and others rushed to kill them, and the soft officers and troops of the Song Dynasty were not opponents at all. Don't look at the number of officers and soldiers in the thousands, but there are not many of them who have the courage to fight!

Xiao Li Guanghuarong shot an arrow to kill a relatively courageous officer in the official army, and then everyone covered up and killed, and the so-called "Great Song Dynasty official army" immediately collapsed.

Chao Gai and the others unscrupulously covered up for a while, until the officials and soldiers fled back to Jiangzhou City, closed the city gate and did not dare to come out, and then they got on the boat and drove away triumphantly.

Even in the original text of the Water Margin, which can only be regarded as a normal world, Chao Gai and his party were able to kill the officials and soldiers without leaving a piece of armor, and now in this martial arts world, which can barely be called "low martial arts", Chao Gai and his party are stronger, and their advantages in front of the officials and soldiers are more obvious.

Normally speaking, in this "Water Margin" world where the impact of personal force on the outcome of the battle is obviously much greater than that of the normal world, Chao Gai's group of masters should have no possibility of defeat at all.

However, just when He Zhi thought that everything would still simply go according to the book, he suddenly ushered in a wave of sudden changes.

The first was Li Kui, who was shirtless and holding two plate axes in his hands, rushing into the crowd of officials and soldiers like a black whirlwind. In the Water Margin, this is Li Kui's usual combat style.

And in this world where the highest force value can reach the realm of rebirth, Li Kui has taken this combat style to the extreme. In this world, Li Kui himself is also a strange person - he is actually a so-called natural battle body!

In other words, Li Kui was born with an extremely powerful body, and his hardness was almost comparable to that of a martial artist in the Reincarnation Realm. However, it was precisely because of Li Kui's innate Dao body that he was unable to practice any martial arts. Because for any cultivator who is aspiring to martial arts, they must first experience the qi sense, and then try the true qi to operate and carry the Zhou Tian. This is the introduction to martial arts.

However, Li Kui's innate combat body made it countless times more difficult for him to experience qi than ordinary people. If you can't experience the sense of qi, Li Kui's martial arts cultivation path is naturally impossible to talk about.

However, not being able to take the road of martial arts cultivation does not mean that Li Kui cannot develop in terms of force value. After all, the innate battle body is a special physique, not a curse!

Therefore, although Li Kui can't become a martial artist in the reincarnation realm like Lin Chong, Yang Zhi and others, he can practice horizontal kung fu! Moreover, when the innate battle body practices horizontal kung fu, the progress can be said to be a thousand miles in a day!

At this time, Li Kui is such a killing machine with a natural combat body, and at the same time practicing kung fu and cultivating to the top. Although Li Kui did not have the support of Zhenyuan, although he was not able to display chic and elegant combat skills like ordinary martial arts cultivators, or could soar and leap, Li Kui's strong body made him almost enough to match the top martial arts powerhouses in the world. Even if it is a top master like Lin Chong and Yang Zhi, if it collides head-on, it may not be Li Kui's opponent.

Even if they didn't have a magic weapon in their hands, they might not be able to break Li Kui's defense!

Therefore, when Li Kui was fighting, he always relied on his immortal battle body and "fought hard" to enter the crowd.

A large group of outlaws led by Hua Rong, Ruan Sanxiong and others rushed to kill them, and the soft officers and troops of the Song Dynasty were not opponents at all. Don't look at the number of officers and soldiers in the thousands, but there are not many of them who have the courage to fight!

Xiao Li Guanghuarong shot an arrow to kill a relatively courageous officer in the official army, and then everyone covered up and killed, and the so-called "Great Song Dynasty official army" immediately collapsed.

Chao Gai and the others unscrupulously covered up for a while, until the officials and soldiers fled back to Jiangzhou City, closed the city gate and did not dare to come out, and then they got on the boat and drove away triumphantly.

Even in the original text of the Water Margin, which can only be regarded as a normal world, Chao Gai and his party were able to kill the officials and soldiers without leaving a piece of armor, and now in this martial arts world, which can barely be called "low martial arts", Chao Gai and his party are stronger, and their advantages in front of the officials and soldiers are more obvious.

Normally speaking, in this "Water Margin" world where the impact of personal force on the outcome of the battle is obviously much greater than that of the normal world, Chao Gai's group of masters should have no possibility of defeat at all.

However, just when He Zhi thought that everything would still simply go according to the book, he suddenly ushered in a wave of sudden changes.

The first was Li Kui, who was shirtless and holding two plate axes in his hands, rushing into the crowd of officials and soldiers like a black whirlwind. In the Water Margin, this is Li Kui's usual combat style.

And in this world where the highest force value can reach the realm of rebirth, Li Kui has taken this combat style to the extreme. In this world, Li Kui himself is also a strange person - he is actually a so-called natural battle body!

In other words, Li Kui was born with an extremely powerful body, and his hardness was almost comparable to that of a martial artist in the Reincarnation Realm. However, it was precisely because of Li Kui's innate Dao body that he was unable to practice any martial arts. Because for any cultivator who is aspiring to martial arts, they must first experience the qi sense, and then try the true qi to operate and carry the Zhou Tian. This is the introduction to martial arts.

However, Li Kui's innate combat body made it countless times more difficult for him to experience qi than ordinary people. If you can't experience the sense of qi, Li Kui's martial arts cultivation path is naturally impossible to talk about.

However, not being able to take the road of martial arts cultivation does not mean that Li Kui cannot develop in terms of force value. After all, the innate battle body is a special physique, not a curse!

Therefore, although Li Kui can't become a martial artist in the reincarnation realm like Lin Chong, Yang Zhi and others, he can practice horizontal kung fu! Moreover, when the innate battle body practices horizontal kung fu, the progress can be said to be a thousand miles in a day!

At this time, Li Kui is such a killing machine with a natural combat body, and at the same time practicing kung fu and cultivating to the top. Although Li Kui did not have the support of Zhenyuan, although he was not able to display chic and elegant combat skills like ordinary martial arts cultivators, or could soar and leap, Li Kui's strong body made him almost enough to match the top martial arts powerhouses in the world. Even if it is a top master like Lin Chong and Yang Zhi, if it collides head-on, it may not be Li Kui's opponent.

Even if they didn't have a magic weapon in their hands, they might not be able to break Li Kui's defense!

Therefore, when Li Kui was fighting, he always relied on his immortal battle body and "fought hard" to enter the crowd.

A large group of outlaws led by Hua Rong, Ruan Sanxiong and others rushed to kill them, and the soft officers and troops of the Song Dynasty were not opponents at all. Don't look at the number of officers and soldiers in the thousands, but there are not many of them who have the courage to fight!

Xiao Li Guanghuarong shot an arrow to kill a relatively courageous officer in the official army, and then everyone covered up and killed, and the so-called "Great Song Dynasty official army" immediately collapsed.

Chao Gai and the others unscrupulously covered up for a while, until the officials and soldiers fled back to Jiangzhou City, closed the city gate and did not dare to come out, and then they got on the boat and drove away triumphantly.

Even in the original text of the Water Margin, which can only be regarded as a normal world, Chao Gai and his party were able to kill the officials and soldiers without leaving a piece of armor, and now in this martial arts world, which can barely be called "low martial arts", Chao Gai and his party are stronger, and their advantages in front of the officials and soldiers are more obvious.

Normally speaking, in this "Water Margin" world where the impact of personal force on the outcome of the battle is obviously much greater than that of the normal world, Chao Gai's group of masters should have no possibility of defeat at all.

However, just when He Zhi thought that everything would still simply go according to the book, he suddenly ushered in a wave of sudden changes.

The first was Li Kui, who was shirtless and holding two plate axes in his hands, rushing into the crowd of officials and soldiers like a black whirlwind. In the Water Margin, this is Li Kui's usual combat style.

And in this world where the highest force value can reach the realm of rebirth, Li Kui has taken this combat style to the extreme. In this world, Li Kui himself is also a strange person - he is actually a so-called natural battle body!

In other words, Li Kui was born with an extremely powerful body, and his hardness was almost comparable to that of a martial artist in the Reincarnation Realm. However, it was precisely because of Li Kui's innate Dao body that he was unable to practice any martial arts. Because for any cultivator who is aspiring to martial arts, they must first experience the qi sense, and then try the true qi to operate and carry the Zhou Tian. This is the introduction to martial arts.

However, Li Kui's innate combat body made it countless times more difficult for him to experience qi than ordinary people. If you can't experience the sense of qi, Li Kui's martial arts cultivation path is naturally impossible to talk about.

However, not being able to take the road of martial arts cultivation does not mean that Li Kui cannot develop in terms of force value. After all, the innate battle body is a special physique, not a curse!

Therefore, although Li Kui can't become a martial artist in the reincarnation realm like Lin Chong, Yang Zhi and others, he can practice horizontal kung fu! Moreover, when the innate battle body practices horizontal kung fu, the progress can be said to be a thousand miles in a day!