[High Martial Arts + System + Invincible + Feel-Good Read + Transmigration]
In an urban world of high martial arts, Ye Yu is an ordinary man with no power or influence. Men don't take to him, women don't love him, and he can only take the martial arts exam without any preparation.
Luckily, the moment he enters the examination world, he awakens a Talent System and gains a max-level talent from the start.
Ordinary people might spend their whole lives trying and still never awaken a single talent. Ye Yu just has to read books: his talents automatically max out, and his comprehension keeps improving.
“Ding! You've read the Daoist classic The Classic of Perfect Emptiness. Comprehension +50.”
Ding! You've read the Diamond Sutra. Comprehension +50.”
“Ding! You've read the Analects. Comprehension +50.”
When the exam ends, Ye Yu earns an SSS rating, and the top academies compete to recruit him.
But he's long since grown tired of their true colors. Instead, he chooses the uncompetitive Women's Martial Arts Academy, becoming the only man at an all-girls school.
Yes, the content of this book is very novel. It was originally written with the title of Women's College in mind, and it did not disappoint. . . . I hope that the male protagonist will actually break through the confinement and gather a wide harem, and don't pile it up in the later stage and collect it all together.
It is recommended that those who want to read it can do so without reading the comments. Those who read the comments are those who have read a few chapters. It is recommended that the author clearly distinguishes between silver, gold and diamond, otherwise it will be easy to get confused. Now it's millions, now it's tens of millions, now it's hundreds of millions. I have read more than 40 chapters and I still think it is quite interesting.
Why must others know that he is going to enter the space bridge?
It's quite passionate, and at least the three worlds so far are very well written.
Come on author, it feels very good
It's not enough. I've kept it on the bookshelf for a long time and I'm afraid I'll forget to read it 🤦
Very good-looking, highly recommended. I personally think it can be ranked first in the urban martial arts category, and it is different from the urban martial arts I thought.
This world view is quite unique
The worldview of Small World is well written.