A High-Martial Arts Revival: Hard Work Pays Off, and I Can Grow Stronger Without Limit
高武灵复：天道酬勤我能无限变强
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 786k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- At the Start of the Spiritual Revival, I Get a Rare Treasure and a Proficiency Panel灵复开局得异宝，加点熟练度面板Alternate title on Fanqie
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Where Have All the High-Quality High-Martial-Arts Stories Gone?
Looking for books like Reborn, I Tutor My Younger Sister and Shock the Nation. What kind of awful high-martial-arts stories are people writing these days? They all start with a spiritual power or awakening test, where the protagonist gets looked down on. Then some school beauty from another class has the highest talent or whatever, and he does too. Are there any that don’t...
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Ideally something with imaginative fantasy elements, but I’m open to other genres too.
Looking for Novels Where You Gain Proficiency Points, Like +1 or +2
A New Era Dawns on Earth: A Cultivation Frenzy!
A post-apocalyptic setting like Swallowed Star, or a world like Versatile Mage. Fantasy + high martial arts + sci-fi + magic + special abilities + martial souls + awakening + evolution + System.
Looking for Novels About Proficiency and Grinding for Experience, Any Genre
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Looking for books similar to I'm in the Sui and Tang Dynasties: I Became Invincible by Combining Traits. Please, everyone!
Any Novels Like Getting Stronger by Grinding Proficiency?
Seriously, don't recommend weird stuff like Village Life or I Really Want to Be Number One. I only want stories with a System, stat panels, training proficiency that gives stat points, and stat allocation. Please don't suggest anything else. It's so cringey.
Any Comprehensive Martial Arts Stories Where You Can See Other People’s Fate Traits, Talents, and the Like?
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I've Been Looking for Books for 10 Days, and Everything I've Found Has Been Terrible!
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I was the one who suggested the "mysterious resurgence" theme in Mirror's new book in the group chat. And while it's still about getting stronger through hard work, the system turning into a superpower is pretty good; it makes the later plot easier to wrap up! Go Mirror! (ง•̀_•́)ง
Extremely good! It involves clinging to the government's coattails, has intrigue but isn't overly complicated, and focuses on constantly improving strength. There's no romance, practically no female characters; it's all about fighting monsters and cultivating.
I've read several of this author's books, especially the first one, which I read on another website but still remember vividly. Then I stumbled upon it on Tomato Bookstore! I can only say I love the stories this author tells, and I recommend it to anyone who enjoys reading without skipping around and has patience! 😂
The novel was very enjoyable to read; the protagonist at least brought back the brain he had developed during his twenty-year rebirth!
The author's new book is out! I'm so excited! It's about the supernatural, superpowers, and martial arts—I'm really curious about what happens next! 😳😳😳
The author's writing style is really good; I've read all three of the author's previous books. Then, in terms of plot, there are two main storylines: one is about using cheat codes to become stronger, and the other is about pursuing the truth and taking revenge. Finally, this book has a slow pace and is perfect for relaxation.
Having read the author's other three books, and then reading this one, I can only say that an unfinished story is truly unsatisfying, not enough to read!!! Waaaaah!
The novel started with a harsh dose of reality, and I almost cried while reading the later parts. Looking forward to the sequel, and hoping for some fun (especially with the big battle)!
The author's previous books were all good, I expect this one won't be bad either 🤔 Overall, it's pretty good.
It's very well written. I've read three of this author's books, but his writing style is too bland, yet very enjoyable. I like bland writing, I don't know why. Some people say this book truly deserves five stars.