Martial Arts Longevity: I Trained Myself into a Forbidden Existence

The plot is reasonable without too much pulling. There is one more thing I want to say: that is sword training, this is good, it runs from the beginning to now, like it 👍. It's not like some articles, where you get a certain ability upgrade at the beginning, but he just doesn't upgrade. When the author reaches a certain level, he suddenly upgrades, and then kills the opponent and continues to play. Wait for the next level to arrive. . . . . .

Such a beautiful book cannot be justified without five stars.

It's okay. The male protagonist can practice cheating very quickly. He can kill enemies without any ink. There is no emotional drama and no pressure to fight. The pace of the story is relatively fast. The fighting scenes are okay. It's over in more than 120 chapters. You can finish it quickly. It's a relatively good martial art in Tomato.

It's a good-looking movie. It's a good-looking monster-type movie. The main character's name feels familiar, the plot is okay, and the writing is enjoyable, step by step.

It's okay, I'll give the remaining one star after seeing the follow-up.

This book was a joy to read. It didn't drag you out at all, and it didn't overwhelm you. I think it's the most enjoyable book I've ever read on Tomato!

Not bad. There was no hard suppression of the protagonist in the early stage.

Very good, worth pursuing

Has the person disappeared again? The author has not appeared for many days. I originally wanted to send a gift to encourage you, but luckily I didn't.

Not bad! It's quite beautiful, but it's too little. I'll give it five points and give it more!