(Senior year, college entrance exams, exam-prep training instructor, feel-good power fantasy, lighthearted comedy, thick-skinned schemer protagonist)
Chen Feiyu transmigrates to a high-martial-arts world and becomes a high school senior. After his family suffers a sudden upheaval, he has no choice but to take over the mess that is their martial arts academy.
Just as the academy’s students start complaining that Chen Feiyu can’t teach and demanding their money back, he awakens the Martial Arts Correction System.
The System can correct any problem with a martial art.
What’s more, whenever Chen Feiyu corrects someone’s martial arts problem, he receives a continual share of their cultivation progress. As long as their cultivation improves, the feedback keeps coming.
[Congratulations, Host. You helped someone clear their blocked meridians and become a grandmaster of martial arts. You will permanently receive feedback from their cultivation.]
[Congratulations, Host. You helped someone understand how to master the sword, enabling them to split open the Gate of Heaven with a single strike. You will permanently receive feedback from their cultivation.]
[Congratulations, Host. You helped the Martial God discover a new realm, allowing him to transcend humanity and live as long as Heaven itself. You will permanently receive feedback from their cultivation.]
By making use of the System, Chen Feiyu receives a massive amount of cultivation feedback and becomes the strongest high school student of his generation, far ahead of his peers.
He also takes on two identities: the greatest special training instructor and the strongest high school senior. Even Martial Gods come to him for advice on martial arts theory.
Data-Driven High Martial: I'm the World's Only Hacker
The Palm That Iron Sand Fist Can't Budge, I'll Take It With My Iron Palm
After My Divorce, Global Tycoons Became My Devoted Lackeys
The Counterfeit Cash I Bought Online Was So Fake, I Called the Police
I Dared Them to Fire Me a Hundred Times, and Won a Trillion in Rewards
I read more than sixty chapters in one go. This is one of the better novels of the same type that I have read. Some places are a bit verbose, which makes the rhythm a bit loose (in layman's terms, it is suspected of water injection), and I hope to correct it later. Generally speaking, the structure is good, the plot is very novel, and it does not follow the old routine of teaching apprentices and returning them. It is highly readable and worth pursuing. I hope it won't collapse in the later stage, and I will work harder, just like the donkey in the production team, to keep the millstone from falling and the little donkey to keep running.
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