
Breaking Martial Arts Limits: Forging My Way to Godhood
武学破限,从铸铁匠开始武炼成神
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Fantasy High-Concept
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The only redeeming quality is the overall lighthearted and pleasant atmosphere; it's more like a spring outing than a cultivation novel. As for the rest, I can't bear to say anything; I'm worried you'll want to criticize the author before you even read it.
Currently at chapter 50, the combat is strong, without any over-the-top escalation. The two main characters are decisive in their actions and also manage to stay out of trouble. However, those who particularly enjoy watching characters show off might be a little disappointed. It's still a relatively new book, and at just 50 chapters, it's very enjoyable so far.
Well written! The story is well-crafted!
The logic is clear, and the plot is well-connected; it's quite good.
So short, so short! The author writes well, but it's so short, so very short!
My memory is failing me. I remember he switched maps because of danger, so he was forced to. With his current strength, he wouldn't bother to let anyone know he's safe; he'd just move on to the next map.
So far, he seems to be on the rational side, but he wasn't quite rational when he killed. The weapon used to kill him left obvious and large marks, making it easy to identify him. Judging from his handwriting, he seems to be a newbie who is still developing and is not yet a pro.
Writing a book is no easy task, five stars for you!
Very good, author, keep up the good work!
The plot progresses very well, I highly recommend it to fans of martial arts films.