I’ve Practiced Martial Arts for a Thousand Years, and You’re Telling Me I Never Transmigrated?!

There are many flaws, making it difficult to watch. The following are my personal opinions. 1. At the beginning, the protagonist is placed in a special place by the system. The original text states: "[The system has set up a safe zone for you with a length, width and height of 10 kilometers. No strong person in this world can find your safe zone.

I feel this could easily get a 9 out of 10 on Tomato. I was already wondering how the story would develop after the protagonist becomes a martial god, and I even thought he'd immediately embark on a cosmic adventure. Now it seems a bit too slice-of-life. I wonder how it will unfold after his trials in the mortal world. It seems to have the potential to become a hit.

The author is fantastic, absolutely amazing, and deserves a five-star rating. I'm happy to give them three free gifts every day, and I never miss a chapter's update request. I fully support the author, keep it up! The world's best readers support the world's best author!

To be honest, the early parts weren't very well written, but it gradually got more interesting after the initial stages. I'm giving it 5 stars as encouragement. Keep up the good work! Make the scenes even grander, and don't let the over-a-thousand-year-old martial god act like a young punk trying to show off. Be calm, composed, and steadfast – following the natural order is the right approach.

Hmm, it's been a long time since I've seriously reviewed a novel. 1. There were too many flaws in the early episodes, and some minor issues could be skipped without much thought. However, if you were too particular, it was a bit hard to continue watching. But the change in subject matter later on made it more interesting to me. 2. I personally prefer novels without a female lead.

I woke up to find that the world's level of consciousness had dropped a millionfold. You casually uttered a question, "What does that mean?", And before you knew it, a group of classmates had surrounded you, their mouths agape, utterly silent, wondering if they were hallucinating. Who would have thought such a top student existed in this university! "What does it mean... What does it mean?

It's really good. Just a heads-up before you watch: the protagonist secludes himself for a thousand years, becoming invincible. After emerging, he pretends to be an ordinary person, saying he's experiencing the world's pleasures. Then he gets discovered and leaves again, going to another place and becoming an old man with white hair. 😄

As certified by our family members, this book is quite engaging, even though there are some flaws in the beginning. It only really gets interesting from the point where the disciples are transported to the myriad worlds. When the disciples experience major events while cultivating normally in other worlds, their masters always have them covered.

In order to achieve the perfection of martial arts and to cultivate a martial spirit in the mortal world, Lin Yue decided to see with his own eyes and hear with his own ears. I have invincible power, but I won't use it. I'll just play dumb to outsmart the enemy.

I've read up to chapter 221 so far, and it can be roughly divided into three stages: spreading martial arts on a small scale / self-cultivation (teaching martial arts to people who accidentally enter the safe zone) → spreading martial arts in a single world (helping humanity after leaving the safe zone) → spreading martial arts in multiple worlds (mainly taking people who set up secret realms as…