What Are You Even Training For in This Low-Martial World?!

Spoilers ahead!!! A pretty good, imaginative story 😳 It seems a bit funny at first glance, but once you get into the story, it's actually quite normal 🤦 Super low-level combat [heavy punches] turns out to be genetic shackles 🙂 Everyone's been exposed to nuclear radiation 😢 Actually, it's a world of high-mechanism, low-stats 😏 Hahahaha, I'm dying of laughter! She was so scared she cried.

The entire novel is a pseudo-low-martial arts version of the recently popular high-martial-capitalist worldview (but the fight sequences are exactly the same 😏). The main setting is in chapter 28, which has some novelty, but not much.

Similar in style to "High Martial Arts: Ten Needles a Day, Talent Doesn't Matter," it gives off a somewhat whimsical vibe. The plot is quite common: the protagonist has strength but doesn't fully understand it, leading to some misunderstandings. However, the author writes it smoothly, and the characters are all very well-developed.

A unique worldview, with basic self-consistency in logic. There are basically no major flaws. Although the protagonist is just a normal person in the conventional sense, without a strong drive for success, his values ​​are sound. He didn't run away when the planet's inhabitants needed him, and the planet's inhabitants were also very united, even though they seemed to be living a really tough life.

I just noticed, my mom also discovered that the main character has been changed! 😂

The ideas are quite imaginative and interesting, but the level of detail needs to be adjusted. Nine Realms of Mortals Maggot crawling environment Dark Reptile Realm Standing on crutches to stand on one's own Using crutches to help with walking Abandoning crutches and establishing oneself upright walking realm brisk walking across the border Small Jump Small branch - Fast running zone Big Jump

A battle between a baby and an ant is a life-or-death struggle.

That's a great idea, very creative (similar to "everything in the world except me has decreased by a hundredfold")! Some of the settings are not rigorous. If you look at it with a bit of logic, you'll find many flaws! But if you ignore the logic, you'll find many interesting points!

The idea of ​​maintaining the invincibility across the entire map is still quite interesting; all that's needed is to address the issue of poison spots. However, it seems that it ultimately can't escape the fate of leveling up and ascending to higher levels all the way through.

Overall, it's very good. What I initially thought were bugs were actually foreshadowing.