The Path of Ultimate Martial Arts: Starting as the Senior Disciple of the Yihetuan

Well written. I don't know if some of the descriptions are out of fear of harmony. They give the Manchus a sense of innocence and give people the feeling that the people do not hate the Manchus. But probably not. After all, what the author wrote is not the original name. I hope I will ignore it later if I am afraid, otherwise I will definitely have to clarify it, otherwise it will be an electric drill.

The protagonist is transformed from an ordinary person who loves to teach martial arts and is taken away by the system to a man who only wants to practice martial arts. The summary is that the transition is not smooth enough, so Zhang Yang will be honest in the next life if someone shoots him behind his back.

The writing is not bad, the martial arts aspect is quite detailed, and the writing style is also good. I look forward to the day when the protagonist can practice all the martial arts in the world, become a saint physically, attack foreign enemies, and defeat nuclear bombs. 😏😏

Al fills in the text. His subordinates are unruly people who are not afraid of death but are afraid of knives. The apprenticeship is to kick the gym, or the disciple is prone to breaking his legs and resorting to deadly tricks. After the beating, he continues to work as the master and then becomes the apprentice.

At the beginning, the protagonist traveled through the Yong Dynasty, then left the boxing club he was in, to learn boxing, and finally became famous by fighting all over the local martial arts. The Queen Mother knew about this and asked him to go back and lead the boxing club he had been in to destroy the foreign countries. But the protagonist knew that in the end, the people who died and were injured under the Queen Mother's rule were the people who continued to exploit the people. Finally, he left the north and went to the south to learn boxing and continue to grow. At the end, I saw that the government invited him. He refused to go and scolded the Queen Mother. In the end, he took a gun and wanted to keep him, so he was killed. Pretty good writing, not too poisonous

The score is low, the writing is very smooth, the rhythm is also very good, the protagonist is not sloppy in doing things, and the martial arts is already said to be the best in the world, but it still makes people have a sense of expectation and a sense of satisfaction, it deserves five stars

The writing about the Republic of China and Chinese martial arts is so touching. I read the latest chapter in one go. It ranks among the top three books of this type that I have read in Tomato.

Now that I'm on AI, I can describe it in hundreds of words just by blinking my eyes.

Disadvantages: It's a bit long-winded in some places, the characters are a bit monotonous, the protagonist is basically a stand-alone player, there are relatively few chapters, and I don't know the later development yet. Advantages: The protagonist progresses quickly and has a sense of reward. The protagonist knows how to make himself stronger, which makes people feel comfortable. He is decisive in killing and beheading. Recommended reading, refreshing article, mainly without any moronic plot

It should have used AI, but the plot is good Basically, it follows the routine of one person being invincible, but how to deal with those great men later is a big problem. The protagonist is basically invincible, and there may be a journey to the heavens later?