[Martial Arts Leveling, Dynasty's Final Years, Extreme Path. Sound logic, no mindless antics, immensely satisfying]
In the dynasty's final years, demons and martial arts run rampant. The world is falling apart: rebels wreak havoc within, gangs carve up the land, and foreign powers watch from beyond the borders.
Lu Changsheng transmigrates with a daily settlement panel.
“Today's work: slay ten thousand great demons. Reward: ten thousand demon crystals. Rating: peerless.”
“Today's settlement: one million demon crystals, plus 50 million universal class experience!”
“Current daily settlement level: LV999. Daily reward multiplier: 10,000.”
“Black Tiger Fist, LV1 to LV3.”
“Demon-Subduing Saber Art, LV1 to LV99.”
“One punch from me can destroy the world!”
“One slash from me can defy heaven!”
Lu Changsheng's black hair whipped wildly as he looked down imperiously at the demons and heretics before him.
“Who can stand against me? Who dares to try?”
So far, I'd give it at least five stars. The story is very engaging, and the background is clearly established in a short amount of time, especially the Dingjun Mountain scene, which immediately broadens the scope of the narrative. I'm really looking forward to what happens next. The protagonist is a well-rounded character, incredibly brave but inexperienced.
It's similar to other books in the same genre. But why is the opening always so heavily targeted? Can't there be a normal opening? 🤦🤦 A cautious, development-oriented playstyle is also good; being forced into a situation is really frustrating.
Not bad, not bad. The author has sped up the pace; so far, I haven't seen any major bottlenecks.
It should be a fine specimen; you can raise it and see how it goes. I'll give it five stars, don't abandon the project prematurely.
I swear on Xiao Zhan and Wang Yibo's faces, this is an absolutely fantastic book, five-star rating.
Very good, recommended.
If you're into death games, then having a system or something is fine. But in martial arts games, isn't it normal to die?
Good, keep up the good work. The only problem is the word count is too low; many people are keeping up with the demand.
The first murder was wrong
I've read up to chapter 40, and it's going well so far. Hope it stays that way. Also, the tunnel at home could definitely be dug further; just compact the excavated soil and pile it up in the back passage. It can be sent out before graduation. It's unfinished. I knew a book that lingered in the beginner's area for so long was bound to run into problems.