Chinese Martial Arts: All My Disciples Are Experts

The protagonist is mentally retarded and only pretends to be cool

Isn't the closed disciple the last disciple to be accepted? After accepting this disciple, he will no longer accept disciples. How did he become the first disciple to close his doors? Is there a second closed disciple?

Can a closed disciple still be a senior brother?

Why is this almost the same as a novel I just read? This is a martial arts school where the students are all masters and the father is a master of martial arts. The other is a company where the employees are all second-generation rich and the father is the richest man.

I've only heard of Wulang Baguagun

I want to know, what is the central idea of ​​this novel?

There are several similar opening books. You, a strong martial artist, are just like the street. All the ones who come out are masters of martial arts. From this point of view, there is no need for the protagonist to promote national martial arts. It is just that martial arts has its own circle and does not play with ordinary people.

I didn't have the ability to show off before, but now that I have a system and don't use the system to guide people in martial arts schools, why do I still show off??? Looks boring

There must have been Kung Fu in ancient times and it's not as outrageous as what's shown on TV. The generals in ancient times would definitely know what to order. I don't know if there are any in modern times.

There is too much foreshadowing, and readers don't have much time to follow up. They are either fattened up or directly *