Martial Arts Alliance Leader, Starting at an Inn!
武林盟主，从客栈开始！
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- I Take My Martial Arts Gacha Mobile Game into the Jianghu我带着武侠氪金抽卡手游闯江湖Alternate title on Fanqie
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I'll give myself a score—I hope I can keep writing.
Don't overthink this book; it's not particularly bad. It's not particularly captivating, nor is it emotionally nuanced, sentimental, or thrilling. Just consider it a martial arts tale where the author wanted to bring together their favorite characters—something to pass the time when you're looking for something to read.
The content is novel and quite interesting. The summoned characters have souls, unlike other summoning novels where memories are erased and the characters are merely nominal. This is a good point. The atmosphere in the inn is also nice.
It's been a long time since there's been a martial arts novel that truly impressed me; this one is really well-written.
It's alright, but the protagonist's combat strength hasn't been explained yet.
This martial arts novel is 99% better than the ones on Tomato. If it were an old-fashioned novel, it would be considered a masterpiece. It doesn't have so many ridiculous plot twists. It's just about the martial arts world, martial arts, and how those with high strength are feared by those in power. It's very realistic.
Actually, now that I've gotten to this point, I have a question that isn't really a question. After all, it features characters from both Jin Yong's and ancient Chinese novels. Unlike the protagonists in ancient novels who start at their peak and have virtually no growth process, most of the characters appearing in Jin Yong's novels are from the Condor Trilogy, and there are strong connections…
This is truly an extremely interesting book. I originally thought that books based on characters from a martial arts world extracted by an app wouldn't be very interesting and I wouldn't be able to keep reading them, but I ended up staying up all night to finish it! This book has clear logic, the characters are intelligent, and the protagonist's personality undergoes some changes.
It's really good! (ω) Highly recommend it! ˗ˋˏᰔᩚˎˊ˗ The author's writing style is very interesting, and the humor comes naturally. I love it! ❤️❤️ I read the whole thing in one go without getting bored; there are always interesting moments that suddenly appear. 💕💕💕 I especially love the author's witty humor.
It's a great read; the plot is tight and handled perfectly, but there are still some flaws. I'd like to offer some suggestions to the author. 1. The protagonist's combat strength is unclear; he undergoes physical training but is not part of the given power system.