Killing Makes Me Stronger: My Martial Arts Have No Limits

The writing is quite good, but there is an unavoidable problem with Guoshu novels, which is the officialdom, and the problem of family ties of the non-orphan protagonist, who is really in trouble when encountering bad guys.

I loved reading this so much, please update it soon, 5 chapters a day is not much, right? [Laughing][exploring] I admit that I misjudged it. It was fine at first, but then it changed and the bookshelf was moved out.

I came here to read cool articles, not to read frustrated ones🥲🥲🥲

So far, nothing but repression is repression

This book is very well written. It is one of the few Chinese martial arts novels. I hope it won't be too complicated later on. Eagle Claw Kung Fu Iron Cloth Shirt is quite good. Don't add too many martial arts schools into it.

Personally, I think it's okay. The main drawback is that the protagonist is under too much pressure and his life is a bit miserable. It's the first time I've seen the golden finger on the proficiency panel. It's the first time I've seen it. If you switch to fantasy, you can use proficiency and other methods to deal with the enemy. The problem is that in martial arts, no matter how strong the opponent is, the protagonist is still stronger than him. It is said that the star protagonist seems to be just an ordinary person in his previous life, or an orphan. I was originally reborn happily, got a family in Fengkou, and discovered a suspected supernatural power. I thought it was Tianhu who started the story. However, it turned out that the pressure on the latter one was greater than the other, which is not bad. The writing is also very in line with the common concepts nowadays. Xia started out as a martial prisoner with a sharp weapon and a murderous intention, so it is impossible to join the official. And the official here is a bit too useless. It is normal to be indifferent to the forces of folk martial arts sects. There are also encirclement and suppression of members of overseas organizations, but they have a high-minded attitude towards the protagonist. The key information to show their strength to encircle and suppress members of overseas organizations is provided by the protagonist, so it is difficult to judge. I think this book is pretty good, but it is a bit high and requires some stress tolerance. There are also other weird problems. Of course, it can be made up for the reasons of the times. In short, the author has to work hard. The number of words in the reply is not enough. 150 Words are indeed enough. There is indeed a tight layout (but is this replacement a bit too modern today? Although it is indeed detected by the surveillance target.), The ability to respond to the situation when receiving the message in the envelope, and the new strength of encirclement and suppression are also there. Your investigation is a bit too slow. The two main targets in this whole big case, one is a foreign reactionary and the other is vengeful, both are masters of evil for decades, but the dead ordinary people and that Baihetang, right? My father and grandfather have been masters for decades, so they can be considered as breaking a line even if they are not exterminated. Moreover, they still have an industry and have a public and influential identity. At first, I also thought that the protagonist's grandfather was well hidden and had not been found, but I felt that his mother was missing and had not yet been revealed. Have the other targets of his revenge been found? But in addition to practicing martial arts, the heart of that cabinet is collected or not collected for revenge. To sum up, it feels like a loss, and the overseas one also wants to kill the revenge one. It seems that they haven't done much to show it, which seems very frustrating. The surveillance person can't just have muscles and no brains when he's acting cool (complaining). If he loses his coolness like this, it won't be any fun whether the protagonist steps on him or comes to lick the protagonist.

The writing is quite good, the pace is slow but the plot is clear and clear. I don't want to be a fan of those stories about Chinese martial arts where the protagonist is in a fight with heaven and earth from the very beginning. The protagonist slowly practices step by step and is very solid. The golden finger is only a data panel when it is opened, which may cause many people who jump to watch it to have no patience.

In today's Tomato, there are very few novels with such a slow pace and difficult writing. The plot is also well written, and there is no dragging rhythm. This novel does not grow rapidly, but the growth and changes of the protagonist are traced in the article. It is very interesting and highly recommended. The only shortcoming is that the author can write faster, it is not enough [angry] [angry] [angry]

This is a very well written version of Chinese martial arts, with a bit of flavour, not like Long Aotian's version. I feel like this is a very good book. I am looking forward to what it will be like for the male protagonist to become a master in the future. Come on, author, it's just a bit missing. I'll have a month or two to read it.

This book is a hit, I hope the author will continue writing it.