Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils: From the Start, I Mastered the Divine Illumination Sutra and Cleared Qiao Feng's Name

The author's writing skills are really strong. Not only is the protagonist's character likeable, he is brave, resourceful, and chivalrous, he is neither a saint nor cold-blooded, but his acting style is crisp and clean. All the characters in the original work are also stand-alone. He did not make other people look like fools just to highlight the protagonist. Qiao Feng's heroic spirit and Duan Yu's pure sincerity are both retained just right, and at the same time, a brand new plot line is written based on the original work, so you will never feel tired of watching it.

It is indeed the best martial arts fanfic I have ever seen. It's fun, but it fits the definition of martial arts at that time. It's not mindless and cool. It's not like you suddenly feel invincible and can defeat more than 1,000 people by yourself.

It's well written, very logical, not mindless.

It's not a brainless novel. It may be a little slow at the beginning and not grasp the rhythm well, but the more you read, the more logical the plot becomes.

It's very interesting. It's not a brainless piece of writing. It's very logical.

It feels pretty good, but the first two chapters are a bit boring. The subsequent fight was quite exciting.