
From Manor Servant to Emperor of Myriad Arts
从山庄杂役到万法帝君
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Fantasy High-Concept
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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428Chapters
32.7kReads
6.7Score
3.3kShelves
5.5kListens
362.2kReads · all time
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So far, I can really give full marks. It is a very solid book. The protagonist's strength has improved very quickly and he is not very good at first. But he soon became a recognized genius with his extraordinary talent (added points [smile]). At the age of 16, he has already transformed into the next map. He is also the well-deserved first genius in the new map. It is fun to read. It is really fun to read. I haven't read this kind of thing without hiding it in a long time. The protagonist is the protagonist. If the protagonist has talents, he should show them all. It's cool for me. Generally speaking, when entering a new map, he will be ridiculed and then be reduced to the bottom for a period of time. But the protagonist directly enters the trial and kills everyone. I really like this kind of article. Martial arts training should be like this. If you are strong, you are not strong enough. Once you become the protagonist, you should be invincible all the way and use the best skills and the best resources to win.
It's okay, but the pace is a bit slow. In Chapter 88, I'm still working as a Class C nursing home in the small town and surrounding Fuhu Village. But I haven't reached the second map yet, such as the provincial capital. I guess it will be after Chapter 200. The sea, you are all water 277-281 You can obviously take first place directly, but it's water and all kinds of plots Just these chapters from 100 to 3rd place...
Although he is immature, he is talented and well-written. You can read it. He is at a good level. It's actually quite good, but occasionally making a few bad jokes is completely unnecessary. If it's not a fun article, there's no need to use too many bad jokes. Even if there are jokes, they should be written covertly and cannot be pointed out.
Version 1 (hot-blooded and cool text, 96 words) This book on martial arts is very brilliant. The martial arts system is rigorous and solid, and there is no frivolity. The protagonist starts from the bottom of the martial arts and works hard step by step, and the fighting scenes are full of tension and punches. Jianghu disputes are intertwined with sect games, the characters are flesh and blood, the chivalrous demeanor is touching, the rhythm is smooth and not procrastinating, the more you read, the more you get into it, it is a rare high-quality martial arts masterpiece. Version 2 (calm and realistic, 92 words) A rare realistic martial arts novel that abandons mindless crushing routines. Every step of the protagonist's practice has been tempered, and the internal strength and moves are described in detail. It not only contains the passionate fighting of warriors, but also contains human feelings and morals. The layout is step-by-step, the supporting characters are three-dimensional, and the text is thick and engaging. Readers who like traditional martial arts should not miss it. Version 3 (short recommendation, 90 words) A very nice martial arts novel! The world view is complete and novel, the cultivation realm is logically clear, and the upgrade process is truly immersive. The protagonist is tough-minded, has a bottom line in his actions, and the description of martial arts is hearty. The plot is relaxed, full of passion and warmth, and there is no water in the whole process. It is worth staying up late to read.
Not bad, not bad. The author writes fluently. The most important thing is that this book is not a template. There are too many template-based martial arts books now, all of which are a large copy. This book has its own characteristics. The plot and writing are first-class. It is worth reading.
I personally feel that this book is okay, and there is still a slight logical relationship in it. Of course, before about 100 chapters, there may have been a little, uh, a little bit of poison on him. For example, I said that readers often discuss how the second uncle was fine, but he still died later. How can I put it this way? He didn't deserve to die at that time, so he didn't die. He will still die later. Well, as for the rest, at least he didn't suppress his combat power, and at least he didn't kill anyone. It took me two to three hundred chapters to kill him. I think it's still okay. This book is acceptable. The first highlight is that the system is relatively complete and does not overwhelm combat effectiveness. The second highlight is that the plot is relatively okay without too many classics. The protagonist and villain have very good IQs. As for some of the modifications saying that there is still hope for the future, I think it is quite normal. After all, every author has a bit of colloquialism. Just how to say it? There are some problems with this book. Well, first of all, I'm not sure about the conversion rate of killing monsters, and that. How the martial arts is converted into black spots is a bit unclear, but I think it is generally good and can be watched. I recommend turning off the comments and reading slowly. It is relatively good. Finally, I want to urge you to update more. Please update more.
That's okay, that's why you brought a group of people with similar names to Han Li, Luo Feng and the others and took them to play. It was nothing, but the key point is why you brought me, Tang Yin Tang Buddha, to play.
Personally, I feel: It's not overwhelming, it's a refreshing read, the plot is good, overall it's relaxed and entertaining, and the pace is fast. The only pity is that everyone seems to have not read and commented on it. The author is also motivated by love, and may cut the book, but it is enough to read. There are more than 200 chapters, and it is time to play in the book shortage. Personally, I feel that it is not chocolate. Other readers think that anything is acceptable. Personal evaluation, I am not praising or bragging. After reading the reviews, it is not free to read. Please support the review.
The rhythm is pretty good, and the writing is refreshing without any malicious intent to overwhelm the combat power. However, it is obviously impossible to control this hanging while sitting. This hanging is obviously made by stepping on the left foot and the right foot to reach the sky. As a result, the protagonist has only learned a few exercises so far. It would be okay to say that all martial arts are family heirlooms, but as it turns out, external martial arts can be purchased for hundreds of dollars. After the protagonist's life is improved, his understanding can be improved. If his understanding is high, he can quickly improve his low-level skills to a certain level without adding points, which can feed back his life.
It's very beautiful, the plot is good, and it's very solid!