
Martial Saint in His Twilight Years: From the Start, I Have Sixty Times the Cultivation Speed
暮年武圣:开局六十倍修炼速度
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- Ongoing
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- 1.0M Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Fantasy High-Concept
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- 20h ago
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- Fanqie
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This book is so well written. The protagonist went up the mountain. Yang Er was so benevolent and righteous that he refused to let the protagonist die quickly. He resolutely refused to touch his granddaughter. Even if he ended up being the victim of the protagonist's sword, he would never let the protagonist regret it. He was such a man!
Write faster and it's not enough! The old woodcutter is like an old hunter. If he is not sure, he will not take action. If he takes action, he will kill someone! They say villains die by talking too much, and the protagonist kills people without saying a word. It's really good to watch, and I finished it in one sitting!
The novel is worth reading. When you are not strong enough, you are forbearing, like a poisonous snake hiding in the darkness. Once you have enough strength, you will show no mercy and be decisive and ruthless. The disadvantage is that it is not like the low-level martial arts world of fantasy. It's okay, it's just a matryoshka plot. Play it in the town, once in the provincial town, and once in the prefectural city.
It's not good enough. I lose all my energy even when I'm trying hard [laughing and crying] But the old man is a bit too Buddhist, even though it's said to be a slow-burning one Why not give your granddaughter some life-saving means? I don't understand how in this world you would raise your granddaughter at home without learning anything. If someone has a grudge against you, they would just beat your granddaughter like a sandbag when you are not at home.
The content is good and the setting is not easy to write down. It's not a lot of nonsense and should be written by someone. What AI writes is nonsense. The overall main line is good and the plot control is okay. The sense of substitution is okay. It doesn't make much sense anymore, it's too much nonsense. I guess AI was used to add characters.
The author's writing is good, and the protagonist has a distinct personality. He is not someone who just tolerates grievances, but is wise and measured in doing things. He is neither passionate nor overly impulsive. The plot is compact. The plot in the early chapters may be a bit slow. Some people may not like it, but I hope you stick with it. It's quite good.
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Well written, very good, flesh and blood, grudges and family affection, good! The writing is unique and unique. I rarely comment on three good words. I will give you a gift and keep up the good work. I will save some and come back to read again.
The most taboo thing about writing a cool novel is that it makes readers unhappy. A large number of high-level enemies in this book appear too quickly. I understand that you need to advance the plot, but you can't just kill an enemy and then immediately have an enemy that you can't defeat. This is too depressing and there is no time for fun.
It's quite interesting, but I have a question. Since the author is so obsessed with this granddaughter, why doesn't he arrange for the protagonist's granddaughter to also start practicing martial arts? This granddaughter can be said to be the protagonist's only weakness, so teaching her martial arts can avoid trouble. There is no mention of any female warriors in the entire novel. Is it because the setting of this novel means that women cannot practice martial arts?