
Myriad Worlds: The Martial Path's Endless Evolution Begins with Drunken Fist
诸天:无限进化的武道自醉拳开始
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- Ongoing
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- 371k Words
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- 1y ago
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The protagonist starts from Drunken Master, fights all the way from Guangzhou to the palace, then fights from the palace to the Japanese country, and then fights all the way across the hemisphere to the UK, and continues to kill all over the world [currently in development], it's really awesome (the protagonist's eyes are really dry)
This book is already considered well-written by Tomato. It is a bit refreshing. The character descriptions are not too facial, and the details are described in more detail. The most important thing is that the writing is logical. Even if this book has the starting point, it should be considered a masterpiece.
It's so beautiful. The content of this book is rich and colorful. Come on, keep going
I think it's pretty good-looking, but this is just my personal opinion. But it's really well written. I just don't know why there are so few people. If it weren't for the recommendation, I wouldn't have known about it.
I feel that "All Dharma Enlightenment" is a bit weak. I like this kind of dedication to martial arts, enlightenment and creation of Dharma.
It's okay, I don't know why there's no one there
Okay, the Qing Dynasty was the most disgusting dynasty, so good to criticize.
The author is already excited about writing. He is immersed in his own art and can't extricate himself. If you can understand the imagination, it will look good. If you can't understand the imagination, it will feel very dragging.
It's pretty good, it feels like watching a magical machine at that time. It's just that the plot in Cixi took too long, and the main character disappeared.
The writing is wonderful and deserves a five-star rating. It is not a human-computer speech, nor is it paid by the author. You have to rely on yourself to evaluate the quality of a book. Don't believe what others say.