High Martial: Being a Genius Is Just the Bare Minimum to Meet Me!

I think it's good, just like when I read *Swallowed Star*. Author, I have high hopes for you, keep writing! Two small suggestions: First, the author listens to advice on small matters, but never on big ones, regardless of right or wrong. Second, the pacing is too slow. After reading for so long, I still haven't designed a final conflict. The so-called alien races are too distant and too flashy.

The beginning was a bit toxic, and it overshadowed the main character, which wasn't very good. The main issue was the character's insistence on attending a local university for his parents; it was quite unsettling to watch. However, he didn't go to a local university later on.

It's a pretty good book. The protagonist's rise to power is satisfying, and the plot is fast-paced. The protagonist is a "Scroll King" who levels up by killing monsters in a spatial dimension. His deaths are varied and bloody, and he is resurrected countless times. His willpower grows stronger and stronger, and he is incredibly resilient to pain.

I have read every single one of your comments. The most frequent, or rather the most hurtful, comments are nothing more than two points: one is "family-oriented heroism," and the other is "keeping secrets." I can only say that when I was writing, I was starting from Chen Du's character. I guess my writing isn't very good, and you guys didn't connect with the character.

I would give this book 5 stars. As for the reason why most people give it low stars, most of them probably think it's because the author chose to stay with his family instead of going to Qilin School. I think the author handled this very well. Because if a book wants to have its own unique features, aside from the world system and plot, it can only rely on formulas.

I think it's pretty good. My only complaint is that the author's choice of names is really terrible. We could at least use AI to search for some names! 😂 Okay, this felt a bit forced. They just kept insisting family was important and even refused to give family members more screen time. 😂

It's a pretty good novel, and I've been reading it for a long time. I don't think it deserves such a low rating. Although the parts about going to university and hiding one's secret are a bit edgy, they also help to portray the protagonist and show his growth in the later stages. This book is definitely in the upper-middle range.

The protagonist is a hard-working type, climbing the ladder step by step, which is relatable to ordinary people with some talent. The story is fairly immersive. There aren't many female characters or undesirable romantic entanglements; there are some advantages, but not many. If the protagonist didn't work hard, he wouldn't have made any progress.

I don't have high expectations for novels these days, as long as they don't become unreadable. Sometimes, reviews are the best way to understand a novel. Although I rarely write reviews, I think this novel is readable; at least I've read 120 chapters and haven't found it particularly bad. Why am I writing this review now?

Having read so many martial arts novels, this one has the grandest world-building and the most rigorous logic of any I've ever read. I'd call it the strongest martial arts novel!! But it seems everyone prefers light novels [what?] Otherwise, its rating should be above nine points.