Online Game: The Panda Monk with Maxed-Out Strength

Short and weak, far too short and weak. 🙂🙂🙂😏Give me a good update (fierce criticism)😏😏Author [full]

The "golden finger" trope is very satisfying to read; it's a great book. I suggest trying to create your own skills, and incorporating some modern martial arts, like Tai Chi. Keep it up, don't abandon it! I want to see the ending! 🤭 The battle lines have been stretched too thin.

Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful

I was short on books, so I went to the new releases and found this one. The beginning was surprisingly good.

It's very similar to an online game novel I read before. The protagonist was named Wang Tieniu, I think. I can't remember the title, but it was quite good. It seemed like everyone was a gaming newbie who turned into a martial arts master, and their inhuman antics were very satisfying to watch. I just felt sorry for the sister-in-law. I hope the author will update it more frequently! 💢💢💢

It's not enough to catch up 😢 The protagonist has a kind of naivety about life, or maybe not, he's just too kind. But first of all, let me clarify one thing: this protagonist isn't a saint, which I really appreciated. I feel like there might be some intrusion from the game into reality later on, so I hope there aren't too many major flaws 🍉

It's a pretty good book; it's a comfortable read. The game offers a high degree of freedom, and the protagonist's natural talent allows him to be far ahead of others, which looks quite appealing.

It looks quite pleasant. It's good that the author is maintaining one update a day; as long as they can keep writing and don't stop, even if it's just one chapter a week, it's fine. The story is quite engaging and resonates with my longing for friendship, although it's rather idealistic. If a novel excessively pursues realism, it loses much of its meaning.

It's clearly a good book, so why is the rating so low?

The battle scenes are very satisfying, and the skill combinations are perfect. It's a rare gem of a book.