I'm the Best Catcher in Martial Arts

That year. I put my hands in my pockets. I saw a spam article

Not bad, let's take a look to pass the time

Just for this sentence, I give you four stars, awesome!

It's too grindy, too frivolous, too watery

Not cool at all. Twist, twist, twist. . . . . . . . . . . .

I couldn't understand it clearly. I looked at it all day as if I was reading the Book of Changes. Drowsily. Dizziness๑_๑

Super Stitch combines novels, movies, TV series, animations, games, and comics. The material library is very rich. I finally finished it, and I'm still unsatisfied after reading it. The author has written many similar books, and the quality is very stable. The advantage is that it really incorporates the character stories of many martial arts works but does not stick to the original plot. The protagonist is not a monster who clocks in famous scenes, but is full of changes based on the original plot, and the characters interact and grow. There are many actor memes, such as Zhang Weijian and Zheng Shaoqiu, a bunch of similar characters, :-D. The protagonist is a master hunter, upright and decisive in killing, and somewhat out of his boyish nature, but he does not really get involved in the court, so even though there is a court and a national war in this work, the overall flavor of martial arts is not diluted. The balance is extremely well done. There is a harem plot, but everyone gets along in harmony and treats the protagonist unanimously. The protagonist is rough-skinned and thick-skinned, and it doesn't hurt even if he gets beaten. It's all about fun. When I go out, I don't have a large family. I only bring one or two with me at a time, so I have enough room to use them. They are not just big vases. The disadvantage is that there are too many stitches. Many old TV series and movies. If you don't read enough, you may get confused and affect the reading experience. It is not impossible to watch it with the chapters. Also, this is a high-level martial arts game, and the fighting style is a bit like a Hong Kong comic. It lacks the realism of punches and punches, and is like a game of fighting moves, which feels like a fly in the ointment. The author writes big chapters every time. More than 600 chapters can surpass others' more than 1,000 chapters, and you can read it for a long time. It's a good choice to pass the time.

It's too complicated, with too many unnecessary words. It would be better to be more concise and straightforward.

It's too messy and complicated, it's over. . . . .

The description of the location, weather, and figures and costumes at the beginning is very reminiscent of the Jin Liang Dynasty. I have basically read several books written by the author. The quality is guaranteed and I give them five stars.