From Martial Arts to Immortality

I read and write books, but my writing skills are average, and I don't describe much. After reading this author's review, I can sum it up in one word: incredibly well-developed characters. He gives me the feeling that he's a genius. It's like when I first read *Mythical Bureau*, it only had a 7-point rating, but I knew it would be a hit, at least a 9. This book is the same; it's at least a 9.

The plot is flawless, and the main characters' personalities and character designs are well-developed. Almost none of the supporting characters are fools; caution is ingrained in their very being. The dialogue and details are well-written, captivating enough to keep me reading the entire book in one go, a rare occurrence for me.

The plot is fast-paced and not mindless. The protagonist has a good personality; he's not a saint, but he has principles and won't kill innocent people indiscriminately. He doesn't hold grudges overnight. I'm currently on chapter 120, still in the martial arts section, and it's very well written. 👍

A 7.9 rating is too low for this book; it doesn't qualify as a top-tier book, but a 9.0 would be more appropriate. I really liked how the book balanced familial and vengeful relationships. The details were handled reasonably, neither overly cold-blooded nor overly sympathetic. At first glance, I thought it would be cliché, but it surprised me by offering a fresh twist on a familiar opening.

The characters in the book all have their own stances and prioritize their own interests when making decisions. There's no love or hate without a reason, and I like this character setup. The protagonist isn't exactly a good person, nor is he a bad person; he's just a normally ruthless individual... Not a saint, not pretentious, and not without principles. The protagonist is well-developed; keep up the good work, author! Five stars for you!

The first few chapters of the novel were a bit bland, but it got better and better as you read on. I really liked the protagonist's personality, and the duel between the father and son in the secret room was especially thrilling. Keep up the good work, author, and update soon! I've already read seventy-five chapters, and the writing gets better and better as it goes on. Keep it up, author!

I spend 10,000 hours online, so I'm a bit picky about books, but I think this author writes very well. They portray both the main characters and supporting characters vividly, and the writing style and plot are both good. The only downside is that the pacing is a bit slow and drags a bit! Overall, though, I'd definitely give it five stars! 👍

Finally, I've found a novel that doesn't follow the formula of leveling up, killing, stealing resources, then leveling up again, killing again, and stealing resources once more. The world the author creates is interesting, and the author puts effort into telling a story instead of just writing a formulaic, low-quality read! 👍

It's great, I love reading it, a truly satisfying and enjoyable read! The logic is sound, and I followed it all the way to the latest chapter. So far, the only major flaw I can remember is the Jiang family saying they fully support the protagonist, then immediately adding, "Watch closely, I'll only demonstrate three times"—clearly a plagiarized classic teaching trope…

It's great, and gets better as it goes on. The plot is full of twists and turns, gripping and unpredictable; you can never guess what will happen next. All the characters are well-developed. The story has a logical plot; the protagonist is never afraid to back down or stir up trouble, and has a distinct and memorable personality.