National Martial Arts: Daily Settlement, Starting with the Rickshaw Driver

The writing is good, and the characters are pretty good. Although they are a little facial, they are okay. My ability to resist poison is limited, so I retreated first. It doesn't matter if the preface of the data does not match the subtitles, I really can't stand these plots. Your sister-in-law is a progressive young woman from Beijing Normal University. If you want to introduce someone to her, you would choose: A. Students from the university hall next door B. The squad leader of the patrol team C. Inner disciples in the martial arts school D. My 30-year-old lame rickshaw driver If you say that you have a filter for your younger brother, so there is nothing wrong with choosing D. I have another multiple-choice question here. You live in the most shabby slum in the city. You used to be heavily in debt and were threatened by debt collectors. Now you are homeless and the public security environment has deteriorated. You happen to have a problem again, become a human being, and have some savings in your hands. You will choose: A. Move out of this quagmire and move my little sister closer to my martial arts gym so that I can take care of her better. B. I'm not that rich, so I changed the door so that my little sister wouldn't be afraid. C. No matter how hard it is to let my little sister practice martial arts with me, we can afford the tuition fee of eight yuan for entry and eight yuan a month for food. D. Take out 20 yuan in cash and befriend the patrol team leader, let the widow next door live in, and take care of each other with the little sister. Is this really your sister? Why can't I feel your concern for her? Is it good for your sister to buy her delicious food? Or is your sister just a simple plot trigger and a trigger that reflects your noble family affection? It's just natural for the widow to move in, right? A little sheep is in danger. Can two little sheep resist the big bad wolf?

Overall, it's okay. The world view is interesting, but at its heart it's still about cheating and leveling. Although steampunk settings have been added, it's just a show of some weapons without much description. In fact, if qualified weapons leave the factory, there will definitely be more people's livelihood products, and the basic necessities of life will be affected. I hope to see more reasonable descriptions and look forward to the follow-up. No, buddy, do you have to add some kind of treasure-hunting pet, or some kind of mythical beast that hides its identity? It's so classic. This plot has me paralyzed by poison. Are you using AI to write it? Does it feel like a template plot suddenly fell into place? It was the same with the sudden breakup with the villain earlier. I thought Director Yang was a decent person, but suddenly he collaborated with the Japanese invaders? Why did you cooperate? There was no foreshadowing at all, and then the protagonist broke out with him? Are all the local masters and court masters dead? Is it reasonable to change the map? It seems that the world view is a bit untenable.

This book must have done well, so it was targeted by the studio and kept giving bad reviews. From the beginning to the present, there are indeed some shortcomings, but it is definitely not a bad book. As for being poisonous, the widow is considered half poisonous, but seriously speaking, it is not considered poisonous. After all, she is not the green protagonist. Having multiple female protagonists is a drawback, but not a curse. The change in Xiao Ran's character is a surprise, and it's really unnecessary. Changing the map seems too far-fetched, just for the sake of changing. In short, the advantages of this novel completely outweigh the disadvantages, and it is much better than the pure brushes next to some rankings.

Let me go, what I wrote before is really good. The writing style is very good, very fluent, and has the style of the Republic of China. No, I can't stand it anymore. How can you think of a widow? Oh, poison me to death, you just

In general, this book is a classic and refreshing novel. Some parts can indeed be said to be classics within classics. Maybe some people don't like it, but what I want to say is that being able to write classic things well is a skill. The protagonist of this book is also the kind of decisive killer and acts very decisively. Of course, there are some loopholes, such as the data problem at the beginning, writing one of the protagonist's subordinates to death and giving more scenes to Xiao Ran. To sum up, I think this book is really rare on Tomato. I give it five stars. I hope the author will update it soon [please update]

Similar to the anti-Japanese drama, it also caters to the rise of anti-Qing mourning on the Internet and the shame of the invasion of China by the great powers in the late Qing Dynasty. It has successfully stirred up national sentiments. The protagonist cheats and kills everyone, giving everyone a great sense of satisfaction!

It's the money in tomatoes. The overall quality is better than most of the ones in 🍅. The protagonist is also upright and does things without ink. I hope to see the protagonist mix Western war weapons and national weapons.

It's a good read. If the author writes this book well, the rating won't be low. There are very few books about martial arts in the Republic of China. Anyway, I haven't seen much of it in 🍅. There's nothing serious about it. The protagonist is also decisive in killing. I'm still very comfortable reading it now. There are still some small poisonous points, just one (actually two, but they are all from the panel, so I count them as one). The panel data does not match up (which is also a common problem for this type of author). The general experience has been suppressed for a few days. It is obvious that the upgrade and settlement can be done two days ago, but it has to be delayed for two days before upgrading. This is the only small poisonous point that I feel after seeing Chapter 58. Then I looked through the comment area. The main reason for low scores was that the protagonist took in the widow in the alley. I think it doesn't matter. It's not considered a poisonous point here. This may vary from person to person. In addition, the only low score is that the protagonist smokes. I can only say that it varies from person to person. It varies from person to person. All in all, this novel is considered a fine product among Liangcao and is worth a try (only in 🍅, others are not within the scope of reference)

There is a sister who has always said that it is dangerous to be alone at home. Instead of wanting to change to a better and safer environment, she actually wants to ask the widow next door to move in with her. Those who can tolerate this can continue watching.

The writing is good, and it feels like a great god writing a book. After reading more than 1/3, I feel that there is a little bit of foreshadowing before and after upgrading. If it is written like this, it will be a bit difficult to grasp the realm after that. After all, it will be difficult to break down after practicing martial arts and cultivating immortals.

I'm following it, and what I've seen so far is pretty good. Each character has its own personality. The background of the era is somewhat like the Republic of China of cyberpunk. The background is interesting and the writing is very good! Give it five-star support first, and hope the quality will be better in the future!

A very classic Shifang Wusheng template, but the author writes it very well, and the characterization and emotional mobilization are very good. Except for the common problem that the data in the attribute panel is not well designed for this data flow, there are almost no shortcomings. It feels similar to the starting point of the book "The Master of the Troubled World". It is a high-quality good grass [Blowing Kiss][Blowing Kiss][Blowing Kiss]

Good-looking, Shen Yun would be a good heroine, a mature and beautiful woman The male protagonist was so tolerant that he was bullied to death by several unruly women, and he could only act like a turtle boy.

Well, it's very good. The subject matter is good, the content is good, and the writing is okay. It's a cool article. However, the multiple rewards in the follow-up may be useless. It requires too much experience points. To level up, more and more experience will be accumulated over time. What will it be like when a large army fights? It won't be one person picking a country. I'm looking forward to it. Are there other rebel forces in it? Are there overseas patriots who bring technology? Does that treasure land have a big inheritance, especially the sect inheritance, which can recruit disciples or find many people directly? Because if this route continues, the protagonist will probably be alone. If he really takes over the world by himself, he will have to ascend. The master of the continent will have to become an immortal from high martial arts. I look forward to it.

The previous writing is very good, the plug-ins are powerful, and the characters are full-bodied. Some people feel that the previous chapters are aggrieved, but man, the male protagonist is thirty years old, has a sister to support, and is a low-level worker, how can you not be aggrieved? Su Qier, played by Master Xing, even ate dog food. Wouldn't it be a shame to vent his anger when he becomes more developed later on? It gradually became normal from now on, with no new routines, and the villain's brain gradually shrank, just a classic round of food delivery. The biggest poisonous point is that all the villains have "martial virtue". No matter how much you want to kill the protagonist, you will not touch the protagonist's family. Although it is more cliché to tie up family members, it is too difficult for villains with strong martial virtue.

At first glance, I thought it was a mindless upgrade story, but at second glance, it turned out to be a passionate and passionate story. After a closer look, there is calmness in the passion, and bloodiness in the indifference. There are things that a man should not do, but he must do something, even if there are thousands of people there, I will do it! The protagonist's IQ is online, his emotions are online, and the author's writing is worth reading.

I recommend a book that can make people read. I saw someone in the comment section saying that it has a strong combat power. I think the pace is actually okay. At least the protagonist has no weak points and is invincible even when he is healed. The combat power does not have a great impact on the development of the plot. The main thing is that the protagonist can fight wherever he wants. If you don't like this novel, you can stay away if there are signs of a harem. It is a novel that is enjoyable to read. The theme of Chinese martial arts is a fusion of Western mechanical techniques and mutation and transformation. It is indeed a good imaginative novel in the context of the Republic of China.

Before leaving the earth is very exciting, the storyline is also good, there are personal bravery, love and hatred, and the feelings of family and country. I feel a little uncomfortable when I go to the new world of Taixu. Although the realm combat power seems to have improved, the background setting of Taixu or various small worlds may be a bit vague. It feels like Taixu is a bit like the virtual universe in Swallowing Starry Sky, but it is a bit vague. The latter may be about fighting in the universe and the world, which feels a bit inconsistent with the previous one. But the story is still good, and you can read it in Shuhuang. It was four to five stars before, but now it feels like three to four stars!

Yes, Chapter 158 scored 8.5 Points. If there are no surprises in the later plot, it will definitely be a solid 9 points. It is scheduled to be a masterpiece. The world view of urban martial arts + mechanical punk is very interesting. Come on, the author. There are too many poisonous points, the settings are swallowed up, the routines are old-fashioned and templated, and the subsequent plot development can be guessed at a glance. The combat power is severely damaged, and it starts to be fantasy. I guess it won't get too high a score. Editor 2: I feel like the plot is about to run out, and the drama is over. It goes back and forth: Under the dark power, they are all ants, under the bright power, they are all ants, under the transformation power, they are all ants, under the fusion power, they are all ants, and under the martial saint, they are all ants. Editor 3: The pace of the latest update is pretty good. The third chapter is a little bit cool, and it gave me a one-star rating. Editor 4: I've started to get stuck again, so I'll just go back to the second star and lie down.

The concept is very innovative. The elements of the Republic of China, warlords, great powers, system cheats, technology, and national martial arts are just right. The story has a tight rhythm and is not sloppy. It is worth watching.

Come on, author. I used to watch Western movies, steam, magic, and fantasy. Now here is a film with an oriental martial arts theme. It also incorporates Western machinery, blood potions, etc. It feels very good. I hope the author will work hard.

I think this novel is quite good-looking, with many exciting places, but some of the descriptions in it are a bit weird. The women are described as very weird, just tools and entertainment, and there are some very old words, such as Baga Road, Sougas, etc. Just describe which country they are from, and whether they can speak like normal people. There are also some embarrassing jokes, such as the poem. The people in it are a bit stupid, but it is already a very good novel as it is. I really like the first chapters of the novel.

I really like this kind of plot of fighting for the country. For me, this kind of plot can easily get me excited and get aroused. The more I watch it, the more I get more and more involved. There are also mindless and cool battle power upgrades, which is not enough to watch [Adoration]

The novel is pretty good except for the poor logic and confusing concept of time. The theme of steampunk martial arts in the Republic of China is novel. Write out the blood and integrity of the Chinese people. It is worthy of praise. It is a good work that pays tribute to the predecessors who have served the country and the people. The author's views are very upright, come on! I was disappointed, and I went crazy after writing it. The patriotic kung fu novel of the Republic of China turned into a fantasy novel of the Republic of China. I directly changed the background of the novel in order to write the setting. A patriotic young man from the Republic of China is written as a fantasy male protagonist, which is too dramatic. There is a sense of dissonance in eating cabbage dumplings dipped in chocolate sauce, which is completely different.

There are a lot of classic ancient bloody dramas, such as not knowing each other (looking at the back of a very familiar figure, but can't remember) and a lot of chaos. It's good to skip these. The combat power is too strong. It's a treasure that all Masters of the Realm of Transformation long for. The protagonist Ming Jin and An Jin can't break through even after taking a lot of it.

I read fifty-six chapters in one go and commented. The background of the world is similar to that of the late Qing Dynasty, but there are warlords fighting. It is generally an imaginary world where the Eight-Power Allied Forces invaded China. The protagonist, Goldfinger, is a daily summary system. You get rewards based on the summarized content. The writing is smooth, there are steam machines, and traditional martial arts. The world view has not been laid out yet, and I look forward to subsequent updates (the author who updates 10,000 words a day is really conscience)

The writing is very good, it feels a bit like go away, and it is not overwhelming. It is very enjoyable to read [Admiration]

Classic has a sister, classic helps women to make a family

How should I put it, not bad. Needless to say about the subject matter and content, it is just a refreshing article without any poisonous points. In terms of settings, there is still too much confusion. Gold Finger is still relatively powerful. It depends on whether it can be integrated well and the combat power can be controlled later. It's a classic fast-paced and enjoyable novel, but the timeline is very slow. The number of words is too few now, and it won't break down later. It's okay to give it five stars. If you like this type, you can check it out. . What should I say, when I read it later, I felt it was much worse. The system was a bit frivolous. It felt like it was not martial arts at all but fantasy. It was too obvious that the protagonist was a one-man show. Moreover, for those anti-Japanese plots, I didn't feel passionate about it. I just felt embarrassed. I just felt that it was going astray. I could read it as a fun article to kill time. It's up to you to read as much as you can. .

I am also a fan of Chinese martial arts, and I have also read Meng Ruishenji, including some books on Qidian. I can't say how qualified I am to comment, but I still want to express my personal opinion. This whole book, its worldview, is very interesting. Then it was probably the Republic of China, or that period of modern history. Then they lost power and humiliated the country, such as the Opium War. Then under this framework, something like steampunk is added, right? Then some martial artists were added, and some contradictory points were added, such as the struggle between Yiwu and traditional martial arts. And foreign guns and cannons from abroad still have some similarities with history. The author can really write this feeling. He really, the author can really write it. It's the advanced stuff from abroad. Foreign guns and cannons like those in the past opened China's door, and then allowed China to enter this slave state. Being a slave like this is a bit semi-feudal and semi-colonial. And now in this author's book, almost all foreign countries use this technology, using animal transformation, alienation, blood medicine, and some are mechanical steam punk, plus mechanical transformation of the human body. Then I wrote it, and then I opened the door to the country, and then I fought against traditional martial arts. But there are still some differences. Just like what we said before, we learn from the foreigners and learn skills to control the foreigners. We really need to rely on the West. We really need to learn some technologies, including changing our political system. Because without optical technology, it is useless without changing the political system. But the words in the book, in this novel, are actually relatively good, and it is still enjoyable because of this system. As for the protagonist, he must still be talking about traditional martial arts. He has to rise to a very high level and then defeat these alienated martial arts outside, including this machine and these things. As for him, this contradiction has been raised, but it is still very different from reality or real history. This contradictory point in the book, this traditional martial arts must be to defeat this alienation according to the author, but as for how to deal with the foreign powers in the West, these alienated martial arts, these animal blood potions, and these mechanical ones, are they directly denied, or how to introduce and improve them, and then include some things such as the promotion of changes in the world, the promotion of the protagonist and the plot, I still find it very interesting. This rating is completely adequate. I think this rating of 8.5 Is okay, just a little higher, but if it is 9.0, I may feel that it is still a little bit worse. In some places, the main writer can control it, but it may not be completely comfortable. I feel that there are still some places that are a little bit stiff. There are some places, but overall, if you look at it, there is no big problem. It's because I haven't written many chapters yet, so I don't know what to do with it in the future. Is it possible to stabilize a novel with such a good setting in the future? This will allow it to develop firmly.