This Human Martial Saint Is Nearing the End of His Life!

This is the first book that I have rated five stars in advance before I have finished reading it. It is not because of how good the writing is, but because of the spiritual core of the book. If you don't understand the core, this is a novel about the world of high martial arts, but everyone who can understand understands what this book is talking about! After reading this book, I learned that people like the male protagonist in the book, the martial arts master who cares about the human race, still exist in the real Kyushu China. This is enough, isn't it? I believe that these existences will be the fire that our descendants of Yan and Huang will continue from generation to generation, and they will be the soul of Kyushu! When the land of China reaches its most dangerous moment, thousands of Gaoyuan will definitely stand up. Whether it is the external troubles of alien races or the internal troubles of rotten roots, they will all be defeated! That's enough! Come on, author!

It's good to watch, and the feelings of family and country are actually quite satisfying. And the protagonist is indeed the strongest of the human race. The human race's transformation from insensitivity to awakening and sacrifice, isn't it reminiscent of the modern history of our country?

I haven't seen such passionate writing in a long time. Gao Yuan is worthy of being the martial saint of the human race and the backbone of the real race. If the world is unfair, then fight to achieve peace!

Comments from readers of Seven Thousand Hours Tomato: The front may be a bit boring, but I think that suppressing first and then promoting is a refreshing formula in itself, and reflects the deep-rooted dangers of capitalism in Western countries. It always reminds us to be more vigilant, and tells us that human beings are not short of heroes. Human beings are not ignorant, but they are ignorant. Ignorance is a derogatory term, and ignorance is a neutral description of the fact, but it is because human beings are ignorant, so human beings will always make progress, which is a representative of miracles and the reason for the eternal prosperity of the human race.

It's a good novel. I think it's rated low. It's not a purely enjoyable novel, it's closer to reality, but the writing style needs to be improved.

I discovered that this protagonist has a very interesting setting. He has a curse on his body now, and he uses part of his power to suppress the curse. This curse is revealed and makes it difficult for others to recognize the protagonist. Therefore, the stronger the protagonist reveals, the weaker the power to suppress the curse. The stronger the curse, the less others can detect the protagonist's appearance [sneaky smile] Perfect

The writing can be improved and the results will be better. The content is very good, especially the spirit. Isn't it our current society? After a long period of peace, we have forgotten how peace came about. Change history, change ideas, and change culture. Isn't there such a group of people in today's society? I hope there are people like Gao Yuan who will stand up and slap their faces to pieces [top post]

Magical realism theme! Tomato is a rare and thoughtful book! Due to some well-known objective factors, the author cannot describe the dark discords that exist in reality more truly, concretely and deeply, so we don't need to read too much into it, just enjoy it as an ordinary refreshing article! Five stars for you! Come on, author!

Quack, quack, quack, quack, killing indiscriminately, but I think it reveals the irony of the ubiquitous infiltration of "foreign races" in the present and the discussion of the future in a deeper way. I also hope that a peerless strong man will appear and kill indiscriminately to turn the tide.

It's a rare completion of a book, and it's been a long time since I read a book to the end. Either the author escapes or I escape. It's been a long time since I read a book and I can feel my emotions. I don't know if it's a masterpiece or not. At least for me personally, it's a good book. Looking forward to Gao Yuan and Shuang Yue's side stories, it would be best if there is Luo Xi's side story. Although she is a peripheral stranger, but based on the description given by the author and the subsequent description of the changes in mood, the impression is quite profound and interesting. For no reason, I thought that the word yandere was associated with her. I also hope that the author's future works will have Gao Yuan, the sun god, as a guest star, because it's a bit sad to see it end.