Martial Arts: Who Told You That You Can Go Sideways If You Have a System?

It's quite good. The protagonist's image has been shaped in just a few dozen chapters. Although there are some flaws in the logic. For example, the drug that suppressed the protagonist's physique when he was smuggled out and knocked unconscious at the beginning is so strong, and it is illogical that it would be used on consumables. But in general, the flaws are not concealed. I hope the quality will be maintained in the future and not unfinished.

I dreamed back to the feeling when I was chasing "Ace Evolution", digging out the hidden information behind the mission, dancing between life and death, it was so cool~ Also, I finally found something worth reading from a bunch of AI articles. I really burst into tears. I thought that only AI was left in Tomato.

When will the protagonist return to the real world to take revenge? The teacher sold it to him because he wanted to kill the protagonist. The protagonist has to kill him.

It is a great improvement compared to the previous book. The emotional scenes do not have the feeling of being poisoned as soon as they were written. I feel that the author has learned the lessons of the previous book and improved the poison points raised by readers. The most important thing is that the author of this book finally found a way to reasonably suppress the combat power. He used the large fluctuations in the upper and lower limits of the poison technique to reasonably suppress the combat power. The poison points for the artifacts in the previous book are no longer there. Although there are still some small poison points occasionally, it has been greatly improved compared to the previous book. Please support the new book issue with five stars!

It's not a cool novel. The protagonist is unhappy. If you like reading cool novels, don't read it.

This book is really good-looking. As long as the author is not contaminated by the martial arts sequence, it will definitely be a good book.

Really well written. It's really rare to find a book that makes me scratch my head and want to catch up. There is no nonsense, intelligence is online, and the selected martial arts plot fragments should have opened up a track for time travel. The author's idea and track are very clever and clever. There is a problem with points. The author's entry point is very good. There is no blindly following the martial arts protagonist on the map. There is no need to blindly follow the protagonist when he is at his strongest. There is no blind interception of protagonist opportunities. What is interesting in itself is the famous scenes of the martial arts protagonist when he was weak. Dig deeper into the potential of the plot and use your wits to solve difficulties. Too little.

It can be seen that the author has put a lot of thought into it, and it can be found in places like Tomato, where AI articles are rampant. Such a book is very surprising. Generally, books of this style are at the starting point.

I really feel that this author is very good at writing martial arts. The descriptions of martial arts are realistic and not exaggerated, and the atmosphere is full. The story has ups and downs, the characters have distinct personalities, and the freedom and entanglements of the world are thoroughly described. It is a good work that gets better and better the more you read.

The content is very interesting, not too poisonous, and I can accept it. Overall, it can be regarded as a decent protagonist. Even if he is a traitor to the Xingxu Sect and has practiced poison skills, he is still a decent protagonist.

Why is this book so well written? Since you are making money from people in the traditional Chinese medicine circle, don't make money from me. I will believe you when the obstetrics department asks whether a traditional Chinese medicine doctor should do a caesarean section.

Good books, intelligent and realistic protagonists are really rare in Tomato

You can watch it, but the plot advancement in the dungeon is a bit slow and there aren't many updates, which makes it not enjoyable enough to watch and difficult to attract people. The author's description and shaping of the female characters is okay, but this is a martial arts novel after all, and what everyone wants to see more is the plot of knights fighting for justice, and fighting in martial arts. Overall, it is not satisfying enough.

The author of old martial arts novels has written new ideas, rigorous logic, and compact and delicate plots.

The rhythm is good. It should have been written by the rebirth of the devil from outside the territory. It feels quite interesting.

It's still a familiar taste and a familiar formula, full praise

Yes, the book is a bit unlike Tomato's local style

I read this from another martial arts book by the author, and it's to my liking

It's very beautiful, I hope you can finish it [blowing kiss]

The plot is coherent, the emotional drama is average, there are not many fighting scenes, most of them are battles of wits, the protagonist's martial arts development is a bit slow, and he mostly relies on poison skills and props to win, which is quite sweet.

Give it a good review, it's okay so far

It's well written and full of chivalry. It feels better as you go to the back.

I think it's pretty good. Why is the score so low?

Come on, come on, come on

Looks good, I don't know why the rating is so low

If you like the author's martial arts novels, write your own thoughts

Good job. Tomato is no longer lazy.

A good book with clear narrative lines and a novel world view.

I won't say much more, I can only say that this novel is really well written.

I give it 5 stars. Come on, I've finished writing martial arts and there's still a lot of room. Strange, the writing is very good, why is there so little martial arts traffic?