I Just Became a Martial Artist, and a System for Rising to Sainthood Arrived

How should I put it? I feel a little bit poisonous. Why do I have to say that I abandoned literature and joined martial arts? Anyway, if you add points in martial arts, you will get back ten times the martial arts. Isn't it good to practice like this? It seems to be a deliberately added setting to make the protagonist show off and slap him in the face. There is no malice and it is great.

I don't know why, but I just don't feel happy enough. The author especially likes to interrupt and delay the exciting moments when they appear. When the protagonist is showing off, something else suddenly pops up, or the plot is diverted and then picked up again, ah... It's very frustrating. The specific description is that I was enjoying watching the movie and was about to reach the top when suddenly the screen stopped and a Venice commercial popped up. I couldn't drag the progress bar and had to watch the commercial before I could continue to enjoy it. Hmm... To be honest, I read dozens of chapters, mostly skipping through several chapters. When the exhortation came out, it was pretty cool. Although I was interrupted, I was still able to catch up. When Hengqu's four sentences came out, the fellow martial artist first gave a spoiler, and then was interrupted by the emperor. Now I'm jumping to see the Qingyu Case, and as soon as I write a sentence, the plot jumps to those college masters rushing to persuade the manuscripts to learn 😂. Ah, can you let me enjoy it all at once?

This novel is quite good, but as I was reading it, I suddenly felt a little bored in a short section, and almost jumped back to normal after reading it. Overall, it is quite good, but one thing is that it is a bit unreadable. It was gone so quickly? No, I just checked it out. Why is there no update today? It's already 11 o'clock

It's good for immersive reading (meaning just giving up your mind and running for fun), but if I really want to say it, it's just average (pull up your pants), it's a bit short, and it's not fun to read. Also, some parts are not exciting enough. In fact, I think the people around me should also be able to enjoy it. For example, Brother Han, the main character is a bit tired of being happy, and to be honest, I think Jiang Xiaoyan and him are quite suitable. (It's cool, but I'm tired of it. It's not that the harem is not good, it's just that I'm tired of it.) I personally hope there can be more jokes.

The plot is relatively new. The protagonist travels through the treasure house of Wenzhao Gong and has the paranoia of a native bloodline practicing martial arts. There is also a fellow martial artist who has no culture. There is no problem with logic and organization 😂 😂 😂

I was sent by the author, and he asked me to give a five-star review [laughing]

Apart from anything else, I think it's pretty good. Those who like to become saints and invincible at the beginning are not suitable for reading. Those who are invincible at the beginning are not very good at writing after that, because they can't write at all. They are either half-pigs eating tigers or accepting disciples. There is no creativity at all. Although this book is a systematic book, it is different from others. As for the protagonist's life experience, I feel it is quite good [Chigua]

This world view, if we just copy Chinese poetry, wouldn't it be invincible?

This book is very well written and full of interesting points. The book is good, but the author is even better... It is impossible to pursue the author But I have never fallen behind when chasing books. Come and take a look...

Ning Hao is the master of the Ming Dynasty, a literary and Taoist disciple who must be respected by scholars all over the world. Chapter 160 They all call me the genius of Guanfu and the master of Mingfu Chapter 135 No one helps me to reach the top of the mountain by walking on the snow "Holding the stars and picking up the sun and moon, there is no one like me in the world." Hurry up and recognize your ancestors