I am Beggar A, a blind little beggar whom anyone can bully. To escape this miserable fate, regain my sight, and take revenge on the enemy who took everything from me, I can only seize every opportunity and fight my way upward.
At last, one day, I make my way into the great martial world and master boundless power, righting every injustice that weighs on my heart. But after taking my revenge, I discover that I am trapped in a mire of cause and effect, with no control over my own fate.
Killing my master, severing my love, losing an arm.
"Hahaha!"
"Hahahaha!!"
"They’re all dead! They’re all dead!!"
"I’m the only one left..."
Once you enter the martial world, it is deeper than the sea. When you look back, a hundred years have passed.
Ask not whether the road ahead holds regrets. I only hope to have a clear conscience in this life.
May the little beggar travel across a thousand mountains and rivers and still believe that life is worth living.
(New book: Cultivating Immortality as a Mortal: I Can Fuse Anything!)
Not bad, not bad. I haven't seen this kind of genre in a long time. If this novel were published ten years ago, it might have been a huge hit. The author definitely has some talent; the writing is smooth and the plot is clear. I was completely immersed in it. I'll definitely keep reading. I hope the author doesn't delay updates, or I'll send you a knife! 🤔🤭🤭
This is a really good book. Beggar A experiences many trials and tribulations in the martial arts world. He finds some beauty in his revenge, but ultimately loses everything due to various schemes. Every death the author writes leaves a lasting impression on me 🥺. I've read many novels with tragic endings, but most end with a sequel, allowing everyone to have a peaceful and happy ending 😄.
Blinded like a wandering ghost, I sighed upon reaching the final chapter. Li Tianyi, or rather Wenren Jia, his journey is both laughable and tragic, leaving me with a profound sense of melancholy after reading millions of words. The plot is truly brilliant, and many characters are vividly portrayed.
The writing is truly exquisite, and the characters' inner worlds are portrayed very well. It's been a long time since I've read such a good book. The writing style differs significantly between the beggar chapter and the later chapters.
This story is well-organized, grand in scale, with vividly portrayed characters and a thrilling plot. It possesses a stubbornness that is not found in typical revenge martial arts novels, and a subtle layer of sadness follows. I am very much looking forward to how the author will arrange the protagonist's fate next.
The subject matter is novel! The plot is tight and exciting, the characters are well-developed, and the author's writing style is sharp and fluent. A great read!
Blind but insightful, Beggar A lies in the depths of the martial world, seeking revenge for a lifetime's wrongs. The plot is bizarre and the language humorous yet thought-provoking. A very good work; hopefully, more exciting developments will follow.
The writing is excellent, especially the fight scenes, which are very vivid. Author, you have a million chapters in reserve, why aren't you updating soon? I'm so impatient! 🥺
Well written. Some say it's not like a demon, but rather a demon with a moral compass. A demon doesn't necessarily plunder or kill indiscriminately. Others say, "Please, there's no female lead for this simp story!" 🤦 The ending is quite depressing. When I saw the Core Formation, I thought there would be an ascension story, or an ending like "Resurrect my lover and brothers!"
It's not bad, but the grasp of human nature isn't deep enough, and the character development is slightly too rational and lacks realism. As for the plot, there are some illogical parts that need improvement. I can sense that the author still has a lot of room for improvement.