Mixed Martial Arts: from Nobody to Unparalleled Ranger

At present, it is the most reasonable connection between the background setting and the relationship between the characters among the seven or eight mixed martial arts novels I have read.

The writing is very good, I like it very much. I personally hope that Jiang Yin can collect Shangguan Begonia, Liu Shengpiaoxu, etc. Maybe my thinking is not mature enough, and I can't see the sad atmosphere of female characters who love but cannot love them. But after all, I am just a reader and I just want to express my personal good hope. How to write it depends on the author. In the end, even if I really don't manage to collect them all, I hope the author will leave them all alive and not write them all to death.

Even though I don't like reading martial arts novels, I was fascinated by it. It's very exciting. Come on! !

The characterization is very vivid. The protagonist is a gentleman, chivalrous and courageous. Although he is motivated by mission rewards, he still behaves like a gentleman and behaves with integrity. It saves the joys and sorrows, separation, life, death and separation in the original plot, making it very comfortable to read. The description of individual details is not perfect, and there is still room for improvement.

It can be said to be a very good work among martial arts novels. The author's writing style is not bad, the logic is better than most martial arts novels, and the protagonist does not have the opportunity to forcibly rob the original protagonist! There is no darkening of the original protagonist! The only very big shortcoming is that the author did not do a good job with the time outline in the early stage. March after March, year after year, it is unclear! It's getting better gradually! Overall this book is a fairy tale! Worth 5 stars! You were poisoned just after giving 5 stars. After being ambiguous for so long, you rejected the girl directly and even wore martial arts! You still do this! Then comes the indestructible kidney! 🈹It's up to you!

This is one of the recent Tomato Zongwu novels that is pretty good. I don't know first, since I haven't read all of it, but I feel that Zongwu's new book is definitely not in the top three.

It's particularly exciting. Although the rating is low, it's really good to watch. I haven't seen such a good-looking mixed martial arts show in many years.

Five stars must be five stars. To be honest, there was no peeing throughout the whole process. I can accept the whole plot. I look forward to the author's subsequent plots. Come on, come on.

So far, I feel that the writing is okay. It is told in a straightforward and step-by-step manner. It relies on systematic tasks to advance the plot, and also relies on its own ideas to obtain benefits. It can change the ending of the Jingu Heroes for the loyalty in the heart, and it can also plan magical secrets because of its own selfishness. The protagonist created by the author is more like A person, or in other words, an idealized version of you and me in real life, who does not stick to trivial matters and does not compromise on justice. I have read a lot of Wudi articles on Tomato. When I saw this book, it really refreshed me. On Tomato, it has been a long time since there was a novel that I could read and follow up on. Come on, the author [Like][Like][Like]

It's pretty good in Somburi. The plot is compact and logical!

It's a good book in mixed martial arts, barely getting a score of around 9. Although the protagonist's character is not decisive and ruthless enough, which I don't like, and there are many times where the word count is too high, there are no major flaws in the whole text, the writing is relatively smooth, and the various plots are well connected to each other. It is the kind of book that can be picked up and read when there is a book shortage. Although it doesn't look very exciting, there are no unacceptable shortcomings, and it can always be watched. This is a rare work in mixed martial arts.

This book is good. It's a rare good book. I just found it and read it in one day! It's a bit slow at the front, but the overall rhythm is good and it looks comfortable! In the entire Zongwu world, the martial arts system, the character system, and the mission system, no major problems have been found for the time being. The arrangements are reasonable and the extended plot makes sense! A rare good book, worth reading, highly recommended!

I read the update in five days. The introduction of Xia Xueyi in the first few chapters felt a bit difficult to read. It had been on the bookshelf for a week before I opened it. Although the subsequent plots were a bit heavy on copy plots, and each task signed a novel plot, the overall connection of martial arts and the improvement of the protagonist's strength were quite reasonable, and the characters The emotional line of the novel has not developed into a stallion novel, but has a hazy sense of martial arts. It is a very good novel. Judging from the current rhythm, the possibility of transforming into a cultivating immortal stream is very small, unlike some martial arts dramas that directly turn to the cultivating immortal stream in the later period due to their rapid improvement in strength. Up to now, it is a rare book that is good to read.

The author's writing style is delicate and sophisticated, the plot is tight and orderly, and the foreshadowing is also echoed. As a student who has been a bookworm for three or four years, I think this is one of the few masterpieces. Finally, I give it a five-star review and hope that the author will continue to work hard.

This book can be said to be Tomato's best martial arts novel, bar none. After watching it, I couldn't stop myself. The plot of this book is very smooth, and the nodes between stories are seamlessly connected, which shows that the author has put in a lot of effort. Personally, I think the ending of the original characters is just right. It neither makes people feel regretful nor angry. Personally, I feel that there is a slight shortcoming in the emotional drama. Not only are chivalrous characters in the world, tenderness is also indispensable. After all, the world of chivalrous and tender characters is the world that people yearn for.

I have read a lot of mixed martial arts novels, and this novel is probably the best I have ever read. The setting of the world view is very natural, and the arrangement of the characters is also very unique. For example, the settings of the Beggar Gang, Hong Qigong for the Dirty Clothes Sect and Qiao Feng for the Pure Clothes Sect are very good. Also, I like the character of the protagonist very much. He is neither a virgin nor stubborn in his treatment of others. In addition, the novel's language description and character dialogue are also good and consistent with the characters' personalities. Having said all that, here's my five-star review! ! !

This book is not like the previous mixed martial arts. Although it is a lot softer, it is not a little chaotic. Instead, it gives me the experience of reading a new book. Each character is very vivid and blends into other books without any contradiction. It is very good. If you have friends who like mixed martial arts, this book is definitely worth reading.

I really like the style of this book, especially the Linglong Questioning Heart chessboard, which is simply good news for time travelers like the protagonist! It can be seen that the author's views on martial arts and time travel, and the strong systematic influence of new martial arts style. I hope it has a single female protagonist or no female protagonist.

Very good. It is one of the top three martial arts novels. The plot and characters are well connected and the writing is smooth. It is worth reading.

This book is among the best of its kind. The novel with a single heroine is based on the three dynasties of Yuan, Song and Ming. With martial arts stories as the core. The logic is clear and the training system is complete. There are two poisonous points: ① When I read Mingjiao, I always feel that it does not match the previous article, and some of the content conflicts with the previous article. Fortunately, the author filled this hole in the last two hundred chapters or so. ② The text only writes about two "immortal realms", a human war god and a celestial immortal. My understanding is that there can only be these two, and it is impossible for others to advance to this realm. I feel that the author has not set the realm above the land gods. Overall, the flaws outweigh the flaws, and it is very good among the similar articles I have read so far.

Great, although there are some modifications to the background, it is really amazing that the author can integrate so many martial arts stories by adding new branches, and make up for many unsatisfactory plots in the story through the protagonist. I refused the system when I first saw it, but it seemed like I couldn't stop. I read it in two days and urged for updates.

It's a pretty good-looking mixed martial arts novel. The main character has a problem, but it's not abrupt. The increase in strength is also logical, and there's also a psychological growth process. You won't be invincible right from the start, but you'll just have a good time all the way through. I just hope that the author will work hard and update it, it's so hard to follow~

The author's mentality is similar to mine, so I felt very comfortable and comfortable while reading it. The character backgrounds and images of the characters in different works are well depicted, and the logic of describing the plot and the connection between different characters is clear and logical. The difficulty in writing group portraits lies in the portrayal of multiple characters. This book has done it. I think it is the pinnacle level of Zongwu.

A great mixed martial arts novel. The protagonist is very intelligent and does not become arrogant just because he knows some of the plot. He does some things that embarrass the viewers. It is quite logical. There is currently only one heroine, and I hope it will continue to be the same in the future.

The first book I read was Zong Wu. I didn't know what Zong Wu was. After reading it, I realized that it was a mixture of all the martial arts novels, including Legend of the Condor Heroes, Legend of Heaven and Dragon Slayer, Swordsman, The Legend of Condor Heroes, The Swordsman of Passionate Swordsman, Peerless Double Pride, Blue Blood Sword, Xian Ke Xing, Xiao Shiyilang, Legend of Lu Xiaofeng, The Four Famous Catchers, etc. Even the Wulin Biography is in it! Although it is a bit strange to put the three consecutive dynasties of Song, Yuan and Ming in the same time and space, it is still quite fun! There is only one female protagonist, Wang Yuyan. Personally, I feel that the male protagonist's talk about being together for the rest of his life is just for the sake of being in love with each other, because sometimes talking to some female characters is still a bit ambiguous and uncomfortable. I think the author must have a heart that loves martial arts and a brain that is super integrated, and can integrate so many things into one pot. This is a cool story about a son of luck who is cheating the system and slowly becomes the best in the world to turn the tide.

This is one of the best works in the variety martial arts genre. It is different from other variety martial arts novels that constantly travel back and forth. It connects multiple martial arts novels in one world without affecting the development of the exciting plot. It can flexibly change the story line. Each unit has little deviation from the overall direction of the original plot, but can be well integrated into its own story. Even different characters and stories can be rounded out in the plot, and the logic is no problem. This is much better than most mixed martial arts. The only shortcoming is that the combat power sometimes collapses a little, and the span is a bit abrupt, but overall it is still very good. I skipped most of the other books, but I read this one carefully. It's very good.

This book is the best one in the noon book. It is one of the best ones I have read. It has a lot of room for ideas and imagination. Well, it summarizes Jin Yong's martial arts, including Sword Rain, Flying Swords of Dragon Gate and so on. The overall feeling is very good, and the writing is also very informative. Maybe there are a few parts in the middle that are a bit watery, but overall it is very good, and I am very eager to talk about it. I hope the author will continue to work hard, make persistent efforts, and continue to create.

Zongwu combines many martial arts stories, and there are only three countries. It is not as confusing as other Zongwu that integrates seven or eight countries. The plot advances with a knight from the rivers and lakes accepting a commission, and the levels are also divided very well, acquired/innate/grandmaster/grandmaster/tian Human/terrestrial deity, the description of the main character's combat power is okay. He can cross half a realm at most to fight against the enemy, and it's not outrageous to cross two or three realms. Also, the protagonist is very dedicated and doesn't have a harem. It's a very good mixed martial arts fan novel [Love] [Like] [OK]

The relationships and images of the characters are arranged very reasonably, and the golden finger is not too strong. It is not a good book. I hope the author can continue to update it [Like] [Like] [Like] Come on [Like] [Like] [Like]

Overall, this book is good! 9.0 Is a relatively fair score! General environment setting: comprehensive martial arts, the core is martial arts, the plot setting is similar to that of cultivating immortals, killing monsters and upgrading, martial arts as skills, and emotions as the axis. Personal opinion: Having a system is equivalent to winning the lottery. Imagine that if you win the first prize, it is equivalent to having a certain ability. I believe everyone has their own ideas about how to spend it. As a Chinese with thousands of years of family and country sentiments engraved in their genes, and having watched so many martial arts, there will always be some difficulties in your heart. When you have some ability and want to calm down those difficulties, it is logical, so Jiang Yin's operation is in line with human nature! In addition: Jiang Yin is a time traveler! His emotions, reason, and cognition are modern, and his body and mind are all in a state of war, but his soul is modern, so everything he does is understandable! To sum up, the plot direction of this book is reasonable! Disadvantages: As a time traveler, you have a God's perspective, but your understanding is in place, but your execution or ability may not be in place. Jiang Yin's aura as the protagonist is too bright, and he frequently skips levels and challenges, which seems unreal. In other words, Jiang Yin's leveling up is not difficult enough, and it is too smooth. When Han Tianzun was chased by others and was running around, the feeling of nervousness and racking his brains for a chance of survival was real. But this book is still worth reading in your spare time. It is quite refreshing to smooth out the little things in martial arts.