As soon as Lin An opened his eyes, he was already in a troubled world where the weak preyed on the strong and the fittest survived. He is powerless and mediocre, but he knows that only by practicing martial arts can he gain a firm foothold, otherwise he will be reduced to an ant that can be bullied by others. Some people sneered at his low qualifications and asserted that he had no chance of martial arts in this life? Lin An sneered - what the hell, he is a man with a golden finger!
There were no shortcuts in his martial arts path, and there was no blessing from talent. There was only one word "liver" that ran through it and was engraved into his bones. If others practice martial arts for a month, they may not be able to achieve the same results as him in one day. Are you saying that you are trapped in a bottleneck and have wasted several years unable to make progress? Bottleneck? What is that? As far as he is concerned, there is never any bottleneck. If there is, it means liver is not enough.
When he opened the door to martial arts and reached the pinnacle of martial arts, everyone was amazed and called him a martial arts wizard who could not be seen in a century. Only Lin An himself knows that everything he has is never a gift of talent, but a matter of persistence and hard work day after day - after all, proficiency is the end of the matter!
From an unknown young man struggling in a desperate situation to a martial arts master who overlooks the world; from a mediocre person who no one cares about to a legend respected by thousands of people, Lin An used the system as his wing and diligence as his blade. In this chaotic world of martial arts, he forcibly found his own way to change his life against the odds.
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Everything else is okay, except that the protagonist has a Madonna-like tendency
Overall, it's actually pretty good. It's just that she's too holy. To put it mildly, she's kind. But there are so many injustices in troubled times. You can't bear to look at them one by one. You have to take care of them. Can you handle them?
The rest of the plot is a bit rough. In regular county competitions, rival martial arts schools can blatantly take banned elixirs in the ring without breaking the rules, and the opponents can also use disguised masters to replace the players in the competition, just to kill the protagonist. Is this competition such a child's play? With so many big shots watching from the sidelines, you are participating in disguise? After reading novels for so many years, this is your first one!
Every time the protagonist confronts an enemy, he will be injured or even half-dead. . . . Forget it, I originally planned to give it four or five stars, but there are too many flaws, so I can only prepare for seven stars.
Give it your own rating, but it shouldn't be too much.
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Everything else is okay, except that the protagonist has a Madonna-like tendency Overall, it's actually pretty good. It's just that she's too holy. To put it mildly, she's kind. But there are so many injustices in troubled times. You can't bear to look at them one by one. You have to take care of them. Can you handle them? The rest of the plot is a bit rough. In regular county competitions, rival martial arts schools can blatantly take banned elixirs in the ring without breaking the rules, and the opponents can also use disguised masters to replace the players in the competition, just to kill the protagonist. Is this competition such a child's play? With so many big shots watching from the sidelines, you are participating in disguise? After reading novels for so many years, this is your first one! Every time the protagonist confronts an enemy, he will be injured or even half-dead. . . . Forget it, I originally planned to give it four or five stars, but there are too many flaws, so I can only prepare for seven stars.
Give it your own rating, but it shouldn't be too much.