National Martial Arts Boom: I Start by Gaining Copper Skin and Iron Bones!

The author's subject matter is very good, and I also like the protagonist's character very much. It is very consistent with that era and background. The world view is very good, and Goldfinger is also good. The protagonist has both humanity and the lack of it.

It's a pretty good novel. There is no pure NT villain, they are all the sixth among the sixth. Of course, some details are still not done well. For example, the protagonist absorbs the blood after killing the ferocious beast, which is equivalent to turning into a mummy that has died of old age and has no energy to absorb. The original text also describes the protagonist eating ferocious beast meat, and then after absorbing the energy in advance, the ferocious beast meat is like dry wood. And in the original text, can such ferocious beasts be sold? [Face covering] I just want to know if anyone really buys meat like this? But there seems to be a patch, saying that if you do this too much, you will be discovered. But overall, the shortcomings do not hide the good points, and I give you five stars for encouragement.

This book is so exciting. The warriors in it perfectly fit my image of people who dance on the tip of a knife. The protagonist is also extremely decisive in killing, and the villains are as insidious, cunning, and greedy as wild dogs!

When I saw 28, although the plot is old-fashioned, the template is different. I saw that the character of the protagonist here is basically the same as in the introduction. He has a conscience but not much. The high-pressure and selfishness of this pure martial arts world are not shown for many characters, but they can still be seen. I saw the latest, no problem. What kind of feeling does this book give you? It is a book for old readers who have read a lot of books, and the writing style is smooth. Taking into account some of the pain points of Tomato readers, I wrote a book myself, so it is not poisonous and it is refreshing to read.

Gaowu Wen, System Wen A very good martial arts novel. The true meaning transformed by each skill can not only obey the male protagonist, but can also assist in fighting outside the body. When the skills are fused, the true meaning of the monster shape will also be fused. It is a very good setting. The male protagonist is ruthless, decisive, cautious and intelligent, and is proficient in martial arts. There is a huge gap between realms. The male protagonist can also fight across realms. I don't know what's wrong now. In the past, the protagonists without plug-ins could always boast about their realm victory. Now, people with systems rely on realms to crush them. When they meet people with slightly higher realms, they are helpless. The original system novels are not so weak, but they can fight across a large realm. There is no heroine yet

The early stage is okay, the panel is not watery, and the plot is not too slow. It should be killed or buried. It may be a single female protagonist. It depends on the specific development.

The characters have clear personality traits and are generally interesting. Chapter 202 currently has no partners and is a lone ranger. The world is too deep and it is not easy to fight. In summary, the plot is good, there are many side characters, and the protagonist has nothing to complain about.

This book is quite to my liking, and I read the book review after reading the book. I see that many people don't like to change the map, and some find it unpleasant to read. First of all, I have read online articles for a few years, and they are all of this type. I prefer this type of subject matter (to prevent misunderstandings, my account is a new account. I have many accounts before, and I don't only read them on Tomato). This plot gave me a sense of satisfaction, but I didn't feel the situation where the protagonist was crushed. I didn't even know which part I was talking about. And I personally like this map change very much. I think it gives me a new feeling in my brain. I don't know whether this is a good evaluation or a bad evaluation. Let's look at the subsequent development before making an evaluation. Finally, to summarize, the background is relatively complete, but the characters are single (I like this, but I don't know why). I don't have high requirements for writing, so I won't comment. My aesthetics are relatively low (compared to the mainstream aesthetics). I only skipped a few chapters. The pace is okay. Anyway, I still recommend reading it yourself to know. Just look at one or two pages to see if it suits your taste.

This book is one of the most interesting among all the high-level martial arts novels I have read. The protagonist has brains, scheming, and stability. The details are handled very well, making people immersed in the situation and fascinating. It is at least more than 80% of Tomato novels. To be honest, there are really not many novels with brains. Those who read for less than 30 minutes or an hour are given two stars. You have to think carefully about whose problem it is.

It's pretty good. Except for the inappropriate part of the video, it's pretty good.