Martial Arts for All: Report! Someone's Cheating!

The first reason is that it is a cool novel but has its own protagonist characteristics. Second, the positioning is very clear, with great power and one body, you can do whatever you want. It expresses one thing very clearly. In a world where great power comes from one body, boxing is everything. All monsters, ghosts, and conspiracies will be reduced to ashes under the fist. The third one is systematic, but the protagonist in the author's novel at least knows what it means to be alive. Many people may not know why I say this, because I have been reading novels for more than ten years. A lot of cool articles are just cool, and they don't know what a cool article is. In my own opinion, a good novel means that the author writes it well, the reader feels good watching it, and the protagonist feels good doing it.

You said that the law of heaven cannot interfere, then other people on earth may choose an ordinary person even if they choose tens of thousands. The protagonist is the most naughty person. Do you know what a normal person is? There are also exercises that require understanding, not to mention that almost everyone on earth can learn them. There are also subsequent exercises that can be passed down directly through thoughts. You can learn them secretly and send them by mail.

This is what I want to see. The protagonist is decisive enough. I just need to know the evidence. It really bothers me that other people use all kinds of methods and use all possible means, but the protagonist has to talk about evidence and find reasons, and just look at it and it's crazy.

I don't like Fu Junma, I hope the male protagonist's woman doesn't have her,

There should be an immortal protagonist added. Unless the scene is over, the protagonist really can't die even if he dances on his grave.

Isn't this a novel about national destiny? How come you have a name for a national martial arts?

I think the national sports-themed content can be completely eliminated, and everything else is fine!

A hundred times the time difference, half a year in reality, the protagonist grows from five to six years old. Who did the author learn mathematics from?

What does the author say? I feel like those characters are talking too much nonsense lately. You can arrange a few masters who want to show off. If the protagonist happens to be in a bad mood at that time, just slap him to death. Everyone knows that he is a master, and it just so happens that this huge contrast is also a good plot. You can make four people talk nonsense.

It's really fun to read. This is a cool article.