In the High Martial World, the Doomsday System Tells Me to Run

Finally, we see a high-level martial arts protagonist who doesn't go to university. Unlike other high-level martial arts protagonists who are already so powerful but still go to university to show off.

There's no romantic subplot, the protagonist's career is booming, the main storyline is already underway, and there are plenty of satisfying moments for me right now. No romantic ambiguity—it's a high-scoring, satisfying read, right? Lots of potential! [Full][Full]

I previously gave it three stars because the protagonist's indecisiveness led to the Zhang family capturing the teacher's youngest daughter and using her to threaten him. Now I'm giving it four stars because the protagonist later prepares to rebuild the Seventh Army, a rare setup in high-fashion stories, and the writing is decent.

It's a great show. The protagonist is grateful and doesn't act like a saint or a lecher. He's only focused on becoming powerful, and I love this kind of character design.

Why is the rating so low? I think it's quite good. I'm almost at the end. Is it because the ending was bad that the rating is low?

It's good, it's a pity the author stopped writing. Although it has some flaws, it's still better than 80% of Tomato's works.

This is a super good novel. I love this kind of story. It's currently updated to chapter 79. There are no women, only getting stronger. It's so good!

Gao Wuben still had potential, what a pity! He was wiped out with only one percent of the zombie virus remaining! The rest of the storyline is predictably going to be very good.

Not bad, not bad, worth watching.

It's good, but why isn't it finished?