Modern forensic pathologist Jiang Yang transmigrates into a low-martial parallel world and finds himself in the body of a libertine who frequents brothels. His fiancée breaks off their engagement.
Here, martial artists vault across rooftops, and ninth-grade warriors can shake mountains and rivers. The principles of cultivation defy all expectations: it is founded solely on food, absorbing the essence of heaven and earth.
Yet powerful clans and noble houses monopolize martial resources, and class barriers are as solid as stone. For ordinary people, even the slightest chance of advancement is almost impossible to attain!
Despite this, Jiang Yang is handsome and charming, with the grace of a jade tree. Every woman he meets is captivated, and admirers sending him secret glances are everywhere.
But from beginning to end, he pays them no mind, showing not the slightest interest in romance.
That is because a fourth-grade martial artist once drained him of all his masculine essence, hardening his heart and extinguishing his desires. From then on, he had no interest in romance.
With no System to rely on, he uses his modern forensic knowledge to find a way through. Starting from humble beginnings, he carves out an unconventional path, using the imperial examinations as a ladder into office and martial arts as a blade to break through obstacles. Step by step, he rises from the mud until, though born a commoner, he stands proudly at the summit of an age ruled by martial arts and food!
This novel has a single female lead.
This book does have a lot of controversial points. But what is rare is that there is a very rare point. This book is very humane. This book weakens the extraordinary and otherworldly, and focuses on many very delicate emotions. However, writing this way usually makes it look very holy, but the author has a good sense of proportion. At least in my opinion, there is no holy mother. There are a lot of difficult places, but they are actually more realistic. Not everything can be solved by killing people with a knife. Many books like this rough solution. I don't intend to judge his quality, but sometimes I felt very happy after watching it. When I thought about it later, I found that it was difficult to say that the protagonists were human beings, and they had the way of thinking of another creature.
The fourth-grade warrior has no spirit and no desire. This setting directly subverts the traditional martial arts routine. It's not that I don't want to love, it's that I can't love. Jiang Yang's restraint when facing Su Wanqing was partly cold-hearted and partly out of control. This kind of physical and psychological double shackles is more advanced than any sadomasochism.
The writing style and ideas are okay. The only shortcoming is that it is a bit draggy and does not fit in with the current fast food novels. Summary: It can be read and the writing is good.
So far, I personally think that Gao Wu's novel is one of the better ones. The details are slightly less polished. Readability is good. The beginning is great, but it becomes difficult to write later. Come on, those who are sitting, guess what happens next. . .
The author's writing is good, and I think the idea is very interesting. I have never seen this kind of cultivation system. The setting of the fourth-grade warrior is really strange. It depends on how you write it later. This is a masterpiece that makes people addicted and unable to stop. The character of the protagonist is amazing. He is a forensic doctor in his previous life. After traveling through time, he inherited the memories of the original owner's romance for three years. Since then, his heart has been as calm as water, and there is no love in the fourth-level realm. I think it's good that the author didn't use close-ups of the fight scenes. I don't like watching fight scenes in the first place. Waiting for the update, I hope it will be updated soon.
The setting of Jingyuan Dan makes the cultivation level concrete. He peeled off his own essence and refined it into elixirs, and drank them on the spot during the battle to restore his cultivation. Isn't this the blood bag of the martial arts world?
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The writing is pretty good and solid.
The setting is super rigorous, the top-notch martial arts of Liegang Nine-fold Fist are so impressive, the plot is compact and not procrastinating, and you won't lose money if you invest in it.