Train in Martial Arts with the Jingwu Compendium
练武就用精武宝鉴
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Traditional Eastern Fantasy
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Looking for a Protagonist with Incredible Physical Strength and Hard-Hitting Fights
The protagonist can be an assassin, a warrior, or any other kind of profession.
Martial Arts, Blade Intent, and Body Tempering: Training and More Training
The protagonist fights with a saber and trains their body. There should be levels to the saber path. The pacing can be fast or slow, but the protagonist should be decisive and ruthless, and not a womanizer.
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Ancient Martial Arts, Body Training, and Strength Above All
Clashes between ancient martial arts styles
Extreme Martial Training: The Protagonist Gains Various Physical Traits After Perfecting Each Technique
The protagonist can cultivate techniques, and when a technique reaches perfection, they gain various physical traits, such as an eagle's gaze, a wolf's cunning, or the arms of an ape and waist of a wasp. The more traits they gain, the stronger their physical foundation becomes. I can't remember which book this was.
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Although many plots are similar. But the writing is smooth. The plot develops into the drama. It's a good article
Writing is not easy, please support me!
It's really well written, I support it.
It's very beautiful. Come on, author!
The author has written several books
There's nothing wrong with it, the fighting is quite exciting, that's what I like, some typos are innocuous [laughing and crying][laughing and crying]
This book is relatively well written, with interesting ups and downs in the plot and solid writing. Come on!
It's good, but not attractive enough to watch.
The complex is almost out of novelty! The overall feeling is okay!
I don't like novels about opening a trumpet, but it's still a good novel in itself.