From Beginner Body Tempering to Martial Saint

Not bad, not bad. It's rare to find a protagonist with such drive, especially considering he practices martial arts, and he doesn't have too many flaws.

The writing is alright, so why not run away instead of stubbornly resisting? Okay, there's nothing satisfying about it, and now it's even making me feel pathetic.

Okay, okay, okay

The author writes exceptionally well! The protagonist's approach—playing it safe when lacking strength and striking swiftly and decisively when capable—perfectly captures the essence of a martial arts novel. Moreover, the martial arts world isn't just about fighting; it's also about human relationships and social dynamics. The protagonist is vengeful and repays kindness.

Each punch was as heavy as a thousand troops, continuous and relentless, like a giant boulder rolling down to crush everything in its path. Lin Quan took a deep breath, his blood and qi surging within him. Hu Xiaotian's mastery of martial arts was now fully displayed, like a tiger's roar, a powerful force. Chapter 29 Counterattack.

For now, it seems to be a map for low to mid-level martial arts. The level capping system is quite unique, a bit better than usual, but the protagonist's leveling is incredibly slow. Also, there are enemies constantly appearing, either actively or passively.

Quite good, a masterpiece by Tomato. Few foreshadowing elements, background unknown, but there's something to look forward to.

A truly excellent book! Keep up the good work, author! Thumbs up! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Fast-paced, concise, and with a clear train of thought—very good.

It's alright, to be honest. I prefer protagonists with weapons or those who quickly conquer a force. The subordinates in this one are too weak; it's always the protagonist fighting alone.