
The Era of Martial Arts: I Have a Proficiency Panel
武道纪元,我有熟练度面板
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Only then did I discover that this book actually follows the setting and world view of "The Master of Swordsman". I remember when I watched "The Master of the Sword", I got a glimpse of it. It is considered to be one of the best fights in the novel~
Although the plot is a bit bland, the protagonist has a correct mind and is much more normal than those with a rating of 9.0 Or above.
It's too strong, it's a cool story, it doesn't have a halo of ridicule, it doesn't deliberately keep a low profile, it doesn't kill relatives and friends, it rarely shows up to rescue people in times of trouble, it's a pioneer, and it puts aside other novels. The protagonist in this kind of testing ground either barely breaks through and runs out, or uses a golden finger to travel out in advance, or is too talented and is attracted by the big outside forces, and by the time this protagonist is turned on, he will probably be almost invincible. The protagonist does not deliberately waste his talents in the early stage, is not at the end of the dynasty, does not participate in competitions with outer sects (directly breaks through to advance), does not engage in ambiguity, is not surrounded by enemies, has no near-death situations, is not ostentatious, is not burdened by fame, feeds his master, friends, and senior masters and uncles who provide help, is born in the world, is invincible in the same realm, has panel flow + super understanding.
The writing is smooth and the characters are well-defined. The male protagonist's behavior and temperament fit what I consider to be a blue-shirted swordsman. The so-called swordsman in many Tomato books is just a person who wants everything and has everything except himself. But this book won't. At least I think the author has written a blue-shirted swordsman who has his own standards for seeing things, people, and things.
It's a very good and refreshing novel. The protagonist grows up naturally, without any suppression, nor does it forcefully arrange a difficult plot. Although it's not a lot of fun, it still has some attractions.
It's pretty good, with a grand background, starting from a small mountain village, step by step, no poisonous points
After watching it, 4.5 Stars. The protagonist upgrades quickly, does not push the boundaries, and has no heroine. However, the ending is a bit dissatisfying. I thought it was a purely enjoyable novel, and the ending would stand above all living beings and become the number one, but it didn't. However, it is also acceptable that the protagonist has a long road ahead and keeps moving forward. I gave it five stars because I feel that the rating of this book on Tomato is low at around 8:00. I have read quite a few books on Tomato. There is no heroine in this book, and the main character has a normal outlook on life. It is better than some other books with a rating of nine or more on Tomato.
I keep seeing the newly updated chapter 190, and I think this book is pretty good. There is currently no female protagonist, no pressure, and basically no logical flaws. The shortcomings may be that there is no passionate place.
It's pretty good. The main character is quite stubborn, but he doesn't cause trouble and isn't afraid of trouble. He's not that murderous. He kills everyone who deserves to be killed.
Super pretty! The author targeted a single female protagonist, and she followed the lead and found her. I really like watching single female protagonists. It was very well written, I read it in one sitting. Come on, [shy] I hope Jiang is the heroine [love] [love] [love]