Black Mist Martial Arts: While Others Train Hard, I Break Through Without Limits

There are no glaring flaws. The protagonist is decisive and ruthless, never showing his face when necessary and showing no mercy when it's time to kill. The author also avoided those silly, pointless plot points that rely on unnecessary dialogue or eyewitness accounts to annoy the reader during murders. Excellent, kudos to the author!

I love this kind of story—decisive and ruthless. Knowing when to play it safe and when to seek revenge! Unscrupulous, not a saint, and while there are women, there's no female lead! The protagonist's goal is clear: to become stronger! Highly recommended! So far it's great, I hope it stays that way, even if it's short, please don't let it fall apart!

This is a pretty good book. The protagonist knows when to act and when to play it safe. The writing style is smooth and suits my taste. The author should stop focusing on negative reviews and instead read more from readers who enjoy the book. There's also the saying "the silent majority"—those who enjoy reading usually read quietly and probably won't leave comments.

The protagonist's character seems quite good so far: cautious, knows how to conceal his abilities, yet is decisive in action. He appears low-key most of the time, but strikes when necessary. The author has created a protagonist who is both brave and resourceful—this is what a protagonist should be like.

It's not bad; it's one of the better-looking ones among tomato-sauce-themed shows. As for the comments section mentioning suppressed combat power, I didn't see it. The protagonist could easily defeat a level-one master after just breaking through level one, and now, with the addition of secret techniques after breaking through level two, he has pseudo-level three combat power. As for the character design, the older sister is just an ordinary person; how smart do you expect her to be?

Having read up to Chapter 28, the protagonist went to settle scores as soon as he reached the first level of Qi and Blood. Marking this as a satisfying read! Chapter 62 The Poison Spot Erupts, Didn't you say earlier that it was around 6 or 7 o'clock every day? How is 100 points calculated over six months?

The story is high-quality, with plenty of content and multiple female protagonists. The only drawback is the lack of detailed descriptions of martial arts techniques and moves. The techniques used from the beginning are used until the end, and there are no updates. I think it would be better to just give the AI ​​a name and update the story with new martial arts moves the protagonist has learned.

Reaching Chapter 187, "Leaving the City," I'd like to share my thoughts. Regardless of how well the earlier chapters were written, or how powerful the protagonist was, upon reaching Chapter 185, "Meeting the Gods," I suddenly realized the protagonist was still just an ant. No matter how hard he tried, he couldn't withstand even a minor setback and was nothing.

The author's writing and plot concept are excellent, but the pacing was simply sluggish. This goes beyond just padding; the mere mention of ordinary and perfect breakthroughs is enough to prevent it from receiving a high rating.

It's really good. Although it's a bit slow at the beginning, it gets really enjoyable later on. However, by Tomato's standards, it's definitely one of the slowest. Overall, there aren't any major plot holes, and the protagonist is quite cautious. Is the protagonist not very bright? He acts like a clueless idiot when he arrives at a new place.