Why Is Your Martial Spirit a Caterpillar?

This novel is very good, and the author's writing is sincere. The words that come true are true: to be a master, to be given a great task by heaven, one must first work hard on his mind, work his muscles and bones, and starve his body and skin. He obviously has money and can buy a small house to hunt for a living, but for dozens of silver coins, he has to work as a coolie or a handyman for others, and almost lose his life.

The story is actually quite well written, but it felt like I was reading the plot of a novel from more than ten years ago. I initially thought it was a counterattack novel of the same type as Doupo, but it turned out to be a story about a righteous warrior leading his friends to defeat the Dark Legend.

Although the language is immature, it's pretty good and I can read it.

A very nice book