An Age of Five Turbidities, the Strange Martial Path

Here is an explanation of some of the issues that have been responded to. Because the world view is based on martial arts and is full of weirdness, the main tone of the world at the bottom is dark. Therefore, the character of the protagonist is affectionate, decisive, and decisive. To put it simply, it is humane. In other words, the protagonist does not take himself particularly seriously. For example, the protagonist's friends have saved the protagonist's life, so even in the case of escaping, the protagonist will not abandon his friends and escape alone. Even if the situation is urgent, he will pull his friends to escape from danger. If others help me with kindness, I will repay the kindness. The risk of life is nothing. In the dark world, the bright and kind parts of human nature are the most brilliant and valuable. So it's just that the world is dark, but not the protagonist! Not dark text! Nor will he treat other people's lives as if they are nothing, otherwise his profile would not have the elements to calm troubled times. There is also the issue of feeling that the combat power is suppressed. This is a matter of opinion and wisdom. So far, it may be that my method of promoting the plot has brought some sense of urgency, so some readers wish that the protagonist could just defeat all the enemies immediately, and feel that the upgrade is too slow, but what I write is an upgrade flow, not an invincible flow. In terms of the time scale in the book, the protagonist's upgrade speed is already very fast, and I mentioned in the introduction that it is a slow pace. So far, the initial big plot has not been completed. If the protagonist defeats the villain leader now, the plot will collapse and there will be no way to continue. The pace is slow, because it follows the plot, and it is impossible to soar in combat power without logic. In some other aspects, there are doubts and foreshadowings, so I won't go into details here. It's not that the author has forgotten it. There will be explanations later, so please be more patient.

It really matches the brain waves. It gets better and better as you go to the back. The idea of ​​the setting is very good. The weird martial arts is just a bit inconsistent with what I thought, but it is also novel. The front part is a bit slow, but overall it is still very good. There are no obvious poisonous points. It is okay. I suggest the author to update it ten times a day.

Not bad, rich in imagination, compact storyline, but updates are a bit slow.

It's pretty cool, keep up the good work

OK, a few minor flaws but bearable

If you have such a good book, please save it! Nowadays, looking for a good book is like looking for a needle in a haystack. The more authors you write, the better your results will be. As long as you don't write randomly, the writing is actually very good as a cool article. Don't doubt yourself, look at how many books I have read! Bookworm's affirmation

It's well written, nothing sinister!

A classic novel with a few twists. It doesn't have too many poisonous points at the moment. You can read it.

The writing is very good, it smells like go away, come on

Yes, you need to read the radio wave, which is essentially a slow-burning and refreshing article. It is best to read it in series with Xiao Farewell's pure and fast-paced article.