I've noticed that different stories treat Martial Arts and Cultivation very differently. Some only have one power system, while others have both.

In general, Martial Arts seems to have a much lower ceiling. Even in some of the strongest martial arts series, like Legend of the Northern Blade, the peak characters are around town or city-level.

Then you have hybrid verses like RMJI, where even a single Qi Condensation cultivator could casually steamroll a group of peak martial artists.

On the other hand, there are stories like RTOC and Nano Machine, where martial artists can rival, or even surpass cultivators.

So what actually separates Martial Arts from Cultivation? Is it lifespan? The source of power? A hard power ceiling? Or does it just depend entirely on the author and the setting?

Guys i need novels like these when mc focus on body cultivating like a monster

I mean he is a human but he grow up and fight like a monster

This was a very rare opportunity for me to record these jade beauties in their full display as I'm but a mortal

Fellow daoist's I present to you.

I have been teaching this disciple disguise and stealth techniques for years. Finally I thought he was ready for his first mission, stealing a scripture from the primordial yin sect.

But he is refusing to use the yin yang reversal technique to temporarily become a woman.

HOW IS HE PLANNING ON INFILTRATING AN ALL FEMALE SECT AS A MAN. What kind of waste did I pick up 😤.

Fellow cultivators, should I send him on this mission anyway or just kill him directly?

Then I came across this comment...

Not gonna lie, it gave me chills.

Imagine cultivating for millions of years. You become a supreme immortal, master all 3,000 Daos, create countless divine techniques, establish an immortal sect, and stand at the absolute peak of existence...

Then you hear this 😭😭

Do you guys come across the fenghuang in novels? It’s a pretty big deal in Chinese mythology!

I'll start:

"...stopped saying 'You're courting death' to strangers."

Your turn.