He transmigrates into The Outcast, arriving just before the Jiashen Rebellion.
This is an age of endless warfare, where grandmasters emerge in droves.
The young Zhang Zhiwei has yet to become the greatest of them all, and he heads down the mountain full of confidence to vanquish demons;
Lu Jin is still a flawless, haughty young master, unaware of the world’s dangers;
the Thirty-Six Thieves are still making their plans, and the Eight Extraordinary Skills have yet to appear.
Li Man walks out of the mountains of Sichuan and Chongqing with a powerful bow on his back and half a strip of dried meat in his mouth, barreling straight into this world of superpowered people full of “old schemers.”
He doesn’t practice the Golden Light Mantra, understand strange formations, or cultivate innate qi.
He believes in just one thing: eat your fill and you’ll be strong; toughen your skin and you won’t be afraid of a beating.
It's a physical combat style, but the protagonist is a bit short. It would be better if he were over 2.3 meters tall; he's only about 1.8 meters.
If you have any thoughts on the plot development, setting details, or character development, please feel free to share them in the comments section. While writing this book, I was constantly experimenting with different approaches, and the reader's perspective can sometimes provide a lot of interesting inspiration. I will carefully consider any good ideas and suggestions.
Very good, especially the last part, because the world is too thin, the homepage can only lie dormant until it has enough air.
It's alright, quite reasonable.
It looks pretty good, but it slightly reduces your combat power when fighting the demon sword.
It's pretty good, the content is quite interesting.
Good book, author, keep it up! 😘
It has a human touch and the writing is not unrealistic.
Interesting, not bad at all.
I personally think it's very well written.