
A Republic-Era Fighter: Fists That Rule Tianjin
民国武夫,拳镇津门
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 319k Words
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- A Porter from the Start, I Kick My Way Through Tianjin’s Martial Arts World脚夫开局,一脚踢翻天津武行Alternate title on Fanqie
138Chapters
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There is too much nonsense. Joining a martial arts gym makes it look like a spy war. Why should I open a martial arts gym so cautiously? Isn't it good to become a spy?
There is actually some truth in the negative review below. Of course, it does not explain everything. I don't know if you have discovered it. The author has been too hasty in writing so far, and there is a series of calculations without stopping. It was really good at the beginning and the author really wrote with brains. But as I continued reading, the reader became tired. I skipped after reading more than 30 chapters, but I really couldn't persevere. There's nothing wrong with the author's writing and plot, it's definitely very good, but there's a problem with the pacing. You need to relax and add some daily routine.
Yes, it's still very exciting. It depends on how the author writes in the future. There is nothing wrong with changing from a cultivation and upgrading article to a hegemony article, but I personally read a little too much. If you want new ideas, you have to take risks. Come on, author✊
The plot is nice, but I don't like the realm. The author should know that Ming Jin, Dark Jin, and Hua Jin are not realms. They are just three ways of exerting force, and they are all equal. Anyone who has watched Master knows that Zheng Shanao is not that awesome, and his Hua Jin aura scares people to the point of weakness. You write about martial arts, not immortals.
Very realistic and wonderful. The storyline is well designed.
The writing is so depressing
Directly practice martial arts to break the void 😏
What the author writes can be 👍👍👍
It's interesting, come on!
Needless to say, it's a very flavorful Chinese martial arts novel.