Republican-Era Martial Arts: From the Bao Family's Disowned Son to a Nation-Guarding Martial Sage

This novel is like a fine old wine; you have to savor it slowly and carefully to appreciate its flavor. After chapter 75, it feels like the author has run out of ideas. When the protagonist was practicing his "skin training," he struggled against bandits.

It's alright, worth a read. The author clearly has a background in martial arts. It uses terms like "whole-body strength," "close-quarters combat," and "short-range fighting." Having read so many novels over the years, this is the first time I've encountered a novel like this. It was quite novel at first, but a little wordy. It's supposed to be a story for just one day, but it's stretched into many chapters.

What's the point of practicing martial arts like that! You need to build up muscle just to be able to take on two or three people.

So beautiful! Absolutely gorgeous!

It's indeed well-written, clear and unconventional. However, as of now, it hasn't broken through the traditional system; it's not like Xiaomi's novels, which often have hundreds of readers.

Overall, it's alright. It would normally only deserve 4 stars, but the subject matter adds 1 star. My math was taught by my Chinese teacher, and it's a little bit toxic.

It's well written, and the storyline is good.

Not bad, the writing didn't fall apart overall, the author does have some talent 😏

The author writes really well 👍, I hope they maintain this level of quality and don't ruin the ending.

This is one of the few books by Tomato that I could actually get into; the fight scenes are awesome.