At the beginning, the saint-level talent and the holy body of swordsmanship are awakened. The protagonist Liu Bufan travels to the Liu family, one of the three families in Luxuan City. He has two kings and three ancestors. Later, with the help of his family, Liu Bufan breaks through the master. Liu Bufan collects martial arts skills from all over the world and combines them with hundreds of families. The director created a top-level skill and broke through the realm above the master. As a result, he found a force called Tangmen after collecting half of it. And among this force, there is also a cliff called Guijianchou. In the world of mixed martial arts, if you tell me this is Douluo? How about playing? Later, Liu Bufan awakened that the martial soul was a system, and since then he started to walk on the road to the heavens.
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I'm thinking why there are only 60 chapters in 2023 and now in 2025😀?
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This book is quite interesting. The protagonist shoulders important responsibilities as the future head of the family. Although he has experienced many setbacks, he is talented and works hard to make progress. It's great.
I must support it, but this book is difficult to find. I found it accidentally when searching for other books. Isn't this one recommended?
The writing is okay, but the paragraphs are not divided well. Each paragraph is too long and makes me tired to read. One or two sentences per paragraph is enough.
In fact, the writing is quite good, but I feel that the first, second, and third points appear frequently in the middle, which makes it a bit confusing if I read too much of it. But looking at the author's comments, it turns out to be a casual pen, which is really good.
I'm thinking why there are only 60 chapters in 2023 and now in 2025😀?
New book is online, please support.
This book is quite interesting. The protagonist shoulders important responsibilities as the future head of the family. Although he has experienced many setbacks, he is talented and works hard to make progress. It's great.
I must support it, but this book is difficult to find. I found it accidentally when searching for other books. Isn't this one recommended?
The writing is okay, but the paragraphs are not divided well. Each paragraph is too long and makes me tired to read. One or two sentences per paragraph is enough.
In fact, the writing is quite good, but I feel that the first, second, and third points appear frequently in the middle, which makes it a bit confusing if I read too much of it. But looking at the author's comments, it turns out to be a casual pen, which is really good.