Generous and Righteous: There Are No Bottlenecks in My Martial Arts

This pig's trotter gives off a feeling of being flavorful, simple-minded, aloof, plain, and frivolous, all combined in a harmonious way. They changed it later; it's another case of false advertising. The label says it's incredibly easy, but in reality, it's neither incredibly easy nor easy at all. Let me give you a piece of advice: the era of Chinese Paladin is long gone, and modern online novels don't work that way anymore.

So, since the engagement has been called off, could the fiancée's role be reduced? It's possible, but unnecessary to have so much screen time (it gives the impression of someone still clinging to the past and wanting to rekindle the relationship). He's either helping the fiancée or her mentor (even after the engagement is broken off, is there really that much screen time for her?).

Let me share my thoughts. Considering the overpowered premise and some plot points, I was initially considering giving it three or four stars. The book's main theme is becoming stronger by helping others, which does convey a good value. The "satisfaction" aspect isn't particularly satisfying, but it's not exceptionally satisfying either. The protagonist frequently hides his true strength.

Overall, this book is above average. Both the main and supporting characters are vividly portrayed. They aren't the kind of characters pieced together using superficial tropes like "stunning beauty," high status, powerful family connections, or mindless groveling to the protagonist. Those characters can be summed up in one sentence: beautiful, strong, and obsequious.

I thought it was a story about a chivalrous, altruistic man who raises loyal followers, but it turns out to be a dating simulator.

The premise of this book is actually quite good, but the author's writing skills are still lacking. Later on, the author clearly wanted to play with the idea of ​​an infinite nesting doll, but the details are still not mature enough. However, it is already quite good for Tomato, and it tends to be the style of Qidian from a few years ago.

It's pretty good. It doesn't suppress combat power, there are no brainless plots, and everyone has intelligence. For the first time, I feel like I can read a fast-paced, mind-bending novel on Tomato. I hope the author will consciously update 10 chapters a day and not take a break. Update faster!

A very good novel; the main character has a cheerful and sunny personality. Five stars too early 🤦 The main character keeps flirting with women and creating ambiguous relationships.

I've read dozens of chapters and they're quite good. I couldn't bear to watch anymore; the later parts are a bit toxic.

Well written, not bad, worth reading.