
A Broken Book from the Start, and Now I'm the Enemy of the Martial World
开局一破书,成了武林公敌
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 124k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
28Chapters
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I am the author of "The book breaks at the beginning and becomes a public enemy in the martial arts world". I would like to seriously recommend this work to friends who like martial arts and prefer the juvenile growth line. It is not easy to create, so I can help increase the data. The story begins with a nine-year-old boy's escape on a snowy night - his family is destroyed, and his "mother" protects a wordless book with her life. He works anonymously as a pony slave and survives the bullying and pursuit. Relying on his own talent and a mysterious "Tian Ji Lu", he stands up from the mud step by step to protect himself, the people around him, and the world. There is no one who is invincible from the beginning. The protagonist has patience, struggle, perseverance, and there are also moments when he has to be cruel. What I write is about young people's revenge and the struggle between people's hearts. It is also about the way that small people at the bottom use their wisdom and strength to keep their hearts and gradually become stronger in troubled times. The rhythm of the plot is steady but not slow. There are rivers and lakes fighting, master-disciple friendship, brother and sister dependence, and powerful plots. Every section is foreshadowing and suspense. It is refreshing and solid without being exaggerated. If you like novels that are not exaggerated, not suspended, have a martial arts flavor, and have a sense of growth, this novel should be to your liking.