The Martial Arts Holy Flame Order from the Start

Haha, I'm not targeting anyone in particular, but everyone here is handsome.

Author, keep it up! Your writing is quite good; such high-quality pieces are rare on Feilu.

You have one divine skill book after another, one divine weapon after another, yet you're so weak in actual combat? As the protagonist, let alone fighting opponents of higher levels, with such excellent conditions, why is it so difficult for you to defeat even a few minor characters?

This is hilarious! The Great Shift of the Universe can be obtained even after Yang Dingtian dies, at most in two or three years. There's absolutely no dignity involved. And this is supposed to be a martial arts domination system? They don't even understand martial arts, yet they're talking about dominating. What can Yang Dingtian teach the protagonist?

Those who don't reply, all of them should French kiss Cai Xukun, the kind that leaves a stringy trail.

He kills men, even his subordinates, but he fawns over women. Yin Yewang forbids the protagonist from taking both Yin Susu and Yin Li as his wives—isn't that normal? Who would want their sister and daughter to marry the same person? Yet the protagonist tries to kill Yin Yewang, who is his subordinate. Zhou Zhiruo stabs the protagonist, yet he keeps calling her "sister Zhiruo."

I'll quote a passage, and you'll understand what this novel is all about: He accidentally encountered these Persian merchants and, wanting to replenish his supplies and money, robbed them, only to be met with fierce resistance. In a fit of rage, he slaughtered them all!

It's pointless. The system keeps giving out all sorts of martial arts techniques, but what's the point? Quality over quantity. You only need various manuals when you reach the top and hit a bottleneck.

The protagonist is born with parents who die first. His talent is unparalleled, he's skilled in everything. He has a fiancée who comes to break off the engagement. The protagonist, unconvinced, refuses to be underestimated. He sets out to learn a skill, and an opportunity is sure to come. He becomes an apprentice to a certain master, and a story unfolds.

The internal energy of the Nine Yin Manual is balanced and harmonious; it's authentic Taoist martial arts. Cold and yin? Are you kidding me?