I Have a Martial Arts Panel: Level Up to Draw Traits!

It's a standard fisherman's martial arts eight-part essay. You can even guess the plot in the middle after reading the beginning without any surprises. But the key thing is that there are no shortcomings. It is considered well-behaved in the eight-part essay, so I give it four stars for encouragement.

The writing is good, step-by-step, and the force value is not too exaggerated. Although it is among the ranks of geniuses, it is relatively slow without background. Isn't four thousand words a day too little? Come on, come on, come on, keep updating more

It has to be said that Go Away is worthy of establishing the classification of cultivation realms in this type of book. There are two golden fingers in this book. One is similar to the game experience panel, which allows you to see the progress of cultivation and ignore realm bottlenecks. The other is to draw an entry for each breakthrough. It is quite satisfactory. There are many such books. Generally, the protagonists are in the semi-study style. It can be said that I never tire of it.

Why is there a plot about breaking off the engagement and having the master's daughter?

It feels good and logical. The protagonist upgrades a little slowly. I hope to see a diligent genius.

I feel like these martial arts schools are not as good as the proud Huashan Sect. At least the Huashan Sect has basic internal skills, Hunyuan Jin, Zixia Divine Skill, and a bunch of unknown martial arts and sword skills.

The storyline is authentic and the plot is wonderful

It's okay. There aren't any major drawbacks. Every time the strength is improved, the status feedback is also very timely. It's quite enjoyable to watch. Please update soon.

The narrative is smooth, I haven't seen any bad points so far, it's just a bit short.

Very nice, very nice, very nice, very nice, very nice