
The Path to Martial Sainthood Begins with Grinding for Experience
武圣之路从肝经验开始
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- Completed
- Length
- 412k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Lately, I’ve Been Enjoying Cautious Cultivation Novels About Grinding Proficiency!
Looking for books like The Way of Caution and Longevity: Starting Cultivation at a Hundred Isn't Too Late. Making a living through the various arts of cultivation, staying steady and not taking risks! Female lead or no female lead, either is fine!
Any Novels with a Simple, Uncomplicated Stat Panel for Distributing Points?
Just add a simple stat panel. No System quests, and the protagonist should keep a low profile.
Martial Arts, Blade Intent, and Body Tempering: Training and More Training
The protagonist fights with a saber and trains their body. There should be levels to the saber path. The pacing can be fast or slow, but the protagonist should be decisive and ruthless, and not a womanizer.
Keep a Low Profile, Stay Alive, Cultivate Immortality
Develop quietly and keep a low profile.
Character Status Panels With Proficiency or Experience Points
Gradually Growing Stronger Through Proficiency
Looking for books similar to Shield Hero: Do You Even Know How to Use a Shield? Usually, the protagonist has a profession from the start and grinds out abilities related to it. They gradually improve through their own hard work, step by step. Not the kind where they’re invincible and everything comes easily.
Deep Blue Stat-Point Novels: You Can Add Points to Skills or Base Attributes
With an added-point system.
Novels About Reaping What You Sow
Body Tempering, Physical Strength, Stat-Boosting, and the Supernatural
The Protagonist Has a Powerful Body-Tempering Technique
Any genre is fine, as long as it features body-tempering martial arts.
Novels Where the Muscular Protagonist Trains His Body and Adds Stats, Gradually Becoming Less Than Human
Something like Fist of the Extreme Path or Demon of the Extreme Path, where the protagonist goes from human to monster.
Stat Points, Martial Arts, Attributes, and Physical Strength
Can anyone recommend a good novel where the protagonist levels up their stats? It could be an extreme martial arts story, one about putting points into martial skills, or a horror story. Preferably something long, at least 800,000 characters.
Proficiency Panels
Protagonists Who Can Improve Their Proficiency Through Practice
Looking for books similar to I'm in the Sui and Tang Dynasties: I Became Invincible by Combining Traits. Please, everyone!
Looking for Niche Fiction: Xuanhuan Romance, Angst, a Couple, and a Plot That Makes Sense
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.
Looking for Stories About Grinding Proficiency
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Tell the owner of the martial arts gym to take your sister with you when you go to practice martial arts and bring your own food. If you don't have your sister by your side, you can rest assured that she will stay at home alone? After killing someone, you should go to every house and get something valuable.
A wonderful performance that is touching and moving!
It's quite good. One disadvantage is that every time I kill someone secretly, I don't pretend to be disguised. I'm discovered the next day. So isn't this unnecessary? The same goes for killing people openly and openly.
Damn it, I'm dead… I'm dead of old age…
A martial artist should be crazy, and practicing martial arts should be focused on nothing else. So far, it's pretty good.
A wonderful novel, great review!
Okay, ok, ok
After reading it, I give five stars to books that have no obvious flaws that I can read.
It's already very good. I've read so many books lately that I can barely read it. That's it, it's over.
The writing is so good, and the heat is well controlled without being depressing or brainless [punch]