I Was Born with Divine Strength. I Fight Violence with Violence, So What!

I recommend it; it's really fun. A friendly reminder: pay attention to the levels of power and strength of characters around the protagonist's age. Think carefully about this; don't assume the protagonist is at the same level because of some kind of cheat code—that's a bit too much. It's important to differentiate between them.

It was really cool! I thoroughly enjoyed watching it! Dare to bare your teeth? Dare to talk back? Just kill them, beat them up, and get hammered! This protagonist was so satisfying to watch! The only minor flaw: If there's a gang involved, why are there so many troublemakers? One person provokes another, another challenges them—even though they were badly beaten, there was still too much drama. It would be best to reduce the screen time of the gang's weaklings later on.

It's alright. It's a lighthearted read with a little bit of romance, but the author wrote it smoothly, so I was able to keep reading (though I personally hope they don't add more of this plot). It's probably also because the author's poison resistance is a bit higher than usual in the Tomato History series. Anyway, it's quite enjoyable.

It's alright, though some details are a little confusing. For example, at the beginning, the Qingshui Wharf was a thousand miles away from headquarters, but later they went back overnight and took down their enemies. There are some minor shortcomings in the details, but overall it's still quite enjoyable. Author, keep it up! It's already showing some of the potential of "Rolling Open" (a popular Chinese web novel).

This is a novel by Lao Qi, about entering the world of martial arts...

Not bad, awesome! That's exactly what we need – a blood sacrifice to the Blood God's skull and a skull-offering platform!

There's not much drawn-out plot; we'll see if problems arise later, but it's fine for now.

Sure! But not ruthless enough.

Left punch deals more damage than right punch 😎

It's not my buddy 🤦‍♂️ who's gone 🤦‍♂️