Martial Arts: I Am a Heaven-Defying Hero in the Ming Dynasty

In fact, this is a book I read more than ten years ago. It was called "The Tribulation Against Heaven" at the time. Although there are some logical loopholes in the book and the writing is not perfect, the flaws are not concealed. The setting in the book is very interesting. It has been 25 years now. This kind of setting is also very unique. After reading the book for so many years, it is rarely replaced. I feel deeply involved, but this book makes me feel immersed in it. After so many years, I am very impressed by this book. I find it every once in a while, read it and recall it. But it is a pity that the foreshadowing set at the end of this book indicates that the second part has not been released. I am looking forward to it, but I guess it will not be released. It is a pity, it is a pity...

It is somewhat similar to traditional martial arts, but the idea is bolder and more practical. There is not too much description of love, love, and other messy things. It mainly describes the struggle between the rivers and lakes and the court from an objective perspective. It also objectively describes the impact on the world after personal force reaches its extreme in the martial arts world, but it is not completely divorced from reality.

It's a good martial arts novel

Very classic old school martial arts style