Entering the Dao Through Martial Arts: I Begin by Seizing Fortuitous Opportunities
以武入道，从抢夺机缘开始无敌
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 233k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
110Chapters
58Reads
8Listens
57.4kReads · all time
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Reader comments 22
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The writing was good at the beginning, but then it stopped working, and it suddenly ended badly.
I felt very frustrated and couldn't vent. I was constantly being suppressed and couldn't even resist. I felt that being a village bully was better than being a disciple.
As of Chapter 11, the protagonist has only grabbed two opportunities, a book and a bag of money. What about the others? You are still practicing hard every day to achieve breakthroughs, and you are surrounded by martial arts practitioners. Is there no chance anymore? Or did the protagonist forget to seize the opportunity?
I don't know if the author intentionally wants to control the acquisition of breakthrough points. There are some opportunities to obtain them or not. If you are afraid of a crash, you should change your approach instead of leaving bugs. On the one hand, you should keep the trap of accumulating times with rewards, and on the other hand, you should just leave one hand here and forget it there. You are determined to seize the opportunity and change your destiny, but you still leave such an obvious stupid bug for the protagonist... I hope the author can consider this issue.
The writing is quite good, which is refreshing for me. It does not say that the combat power soars very fast like other cool articles, but the recently updated "Plot 1" chapter is really a bit watery. We are watching the protagonist's life and death process. As a result, you omitted it, which suddenly made me feel a little missing. Overall, it is a very good novel, and the author's literary talent needs to be improvedｸﾞｯ!(๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧
It's very uncomfortable to watch, and I feel like I want to write really well, but I'm afraid that I won't be able to control myself, and I'll be conflicted, in short, a word will be messed up.
It's possible, but it's not a bit intellectually depressing.
Throughout the entire article, the bottom class is struggling, which is called unyielding at best, but is still called a frog in a well at worst. If I am your opponent, I will either destroy your family or destroy you, or I will cripple you and keep you alive. I will be so angry when I see you.
They're all poisonous.
Why do the latest two chapters feel so watery? This is because I feel like I'm about to finish the book.