Who Told You I’m a Peerless Genius?

It's something else. The earlier fights could still be considered martial arts, but when he fought Dongfang Ji, that was totally more like fantasy! What kind of martial artist fights while flying through the air at supersonic speeds and defying the laws of nature?

The top dog in the martial arts section That's true, there's only one author in the entire Wuxia (martial arts) genre.

The description of the four-person group of loyalty, filial piety, benevolence, and righteousness is brilliant. A filial son of the royal family, a gentleman in a bandit's den... I'm simply not good enough to describe the latter two. Absolutely amazing!

Ming really suffered from the version update. The pure internal energy version is outdated. Without Blood Battle Physique, he can only reach the later Armor Extreme level at best. If he wore the 01 version, he could probably surpass the world's ultimate level.

I revisited the author's old book after reading their new work. The beginning was alright, but the twenty chapters about the Summer Palace were utter garbage; it was completely incomprehensible and a waste of time. They've been creating riddles for ages. Damn it!

Why is there an orange tag now?

Looking back at the synopsis, it seems the author changed the outline later on. From the Grandmaster stage onwards, the protagonist's combat power skyrockets, especially in the final battle against Dongfang. These two are practically low-level martial arts/cultivation stories; the army is practically nonexistent.

I reread it, and the cutest Menta Z only appeared in the first chapter.

I still believe that geniuses should be able to break the world's ceiling.

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