Zongwu: I Really Don't Know How to Do Martial Arts

I have read a lot of mixed martial arts books, so this one was written with some ideas, and many of the settings are interesting. It's a pity that I really don't like the character of the Japanese air-conditioned male protagonist. The first story at the beginning was okay, but as the male protagonist's life experience has to be related to the royal family, the perception plummets. Female characters continue to appear, and it seems that they want to start a harem, but the writing is not strong enough and not a single female character is created. As a result, the plot becomes more and more dry and makes people really have no desire to watch.

It's one of the Wuzong movies I've seen that I can still watch.

The setting of this book is a good complement to the question of what plot tasks in the mixed martial arts world are used for outside the plot. It turns out that they are all used to open vests.

Not bad, not brainless and invincible, other characters have highlights. Comprehensive about the evolution of dynasties in martial arts novels, the background settings of the characters are reasonable and not rigidly pieced together. There are also connections between different characters. Almost everyone in the older generation has a vest. It's not very clear that there are foreshadowings in the main plot, and I'm still running through the map.

A story about a gangster who wears a vest and wanders around everywhere, a somewhat interesting mixed martial arts story

Not bad, interesting. Come on.

Not bad. Not bloody, the plot is smooth, but the attack power is not enough.