A Scholar Opens a Martial Arts School, and His Disciples' Training Counts as His Own

It's quite good-looking. First of all, the various conflicts are resolved very well, with unique handling methods. The supporting characters are not brainless. The feeling of a tree falling and the hozen scattered is very real. Basically, the supporting characters know what it means to pick on the weaklings. Once they feel that the protagonist is difficult to deal with, they will not come over and make silly faces. This will make them look happy. The protagonist can control these guys' mouths just by showing off their skills. Both the literary and martial arts dramas are well written, with all the descriptions they should have. It is not the kind of crazy show-off where all the environment descriptions and other messy things are piled together (like a certain Tai Sui), but cleverly integrated. The plot is written super smoothly, and it is really enjoyable without stressing the combat power. The combat power is improved very quickly. It is a very good book 👍

1: Some plots can be added to guide the branch curator. 2: You can also add a plot in which the protagonist goes to the branch library to inspect and solve the problems encountered by the branch library. Infinite nesting dolls, no new plot

It looks pretty good. Although it is a clichéd story, some of the plots reasonably modify the previously templated content, and there are certain innovations. It is worth watching. However, I only watch movies without female protagonists. I don't want to suddenly add a female protagonist halfway through the movie. I would like to ask the author, is there a female protagonist in your outline? (Hope to get a yes or no answer instead of pending)

As long as the novel does not have a heroine, there will basically be people reading it later. More people will read the novel without a heroine. Don't have any ambiguous harem or the like later on, otherwise the reading will be less than half. Then change the title to "No heroine, no harem". There is basically no poisonous point. The author should not push the realm too hard. We like to see the refreshing feeling of breaking through the realm quickly. What should I say? If you have to compete in some kind of martial arts competition, shouldn't it be a competition between disciples?

I personally think this book is quite novel, breaking away from traditional martial arts routines. It combines the feeling of starting a sect, but it is also written with a lot of foreshadowing and reversal. I personally think it is quite lively and comfortable. The key point is that the protagonist can drive his cultivation by cultivating his disciples and other disciples. I think this is quite funny. It reminds me of the poisonous chicken soup feeling back then.

It's very cool, but the logic is a bit unclear, and the writing is okay. I can give 4 stars for the writing, but I can only give 3 stars for the logic. But I am a very kind-hearted person, very kind, very fair-faced, personable, handsome, refreshing, handsome, handsome, and handsome. Yuxuanang is heroic, valiant, extraordinary, dragon and phoenix, heroic and charming, elegant and suave, gentle as jade, elegant and profound, sinking fish and falling geese, a humble gentleman, and looks better than Pan An, throwing fruit and Pan An. The jade tree in the north of Xu Gong is like a crown jade in the wind, so I can give a five-star praise 🤔🤔🤔 Give yourself a thumbs up

I don't feel that the fighting power is too strong. After all, it's not a poisonous point. The revenge is quickly avenged. The disciples and minor characters are normal people and not fake people. The problem is that the update speed is too slow. The quick revenge is only dozens of chapters, but in the eyes of those who follow it, it is A month or so later, when I got interested, I read two chapters without any problems, and soon all the readers were gone. I couldn't get up at this time. If I could attend at least two chapters steadily every day, I'd have a good chance 🤦, at least around eight o'clock, there would be no problem

Now that I have finished reading the latest chapter, I feel like it doesn't overwhelm the protagonist's combat power. At least the protagonist has solved everything that needs to be solved so far, and the latest mini-boss, Director Zhang, should also be able to solve it easily. At least the author of the first mini-boss didn't let the protagonist wait until the last day. He solved it just after a breakthrough, and solved it a few days in advance. As for other people's comments, there will continue to be people looking for trouble for the protagonist, that's for sure. After all, the cake is only so big. The protagonist may have other troubles when he is promoted to black, but there will definitely be trouble from other martial arts schools when he is promoted to silver. After all, there are only so many cakes in a city, and there will definitely be conflicts if one more person comes to share the cake. To put it bluntly, this depends on the author's writing style. I can give it an 8 out of 10 for what I've read so far, and I hope the author will continue to work hard in the future.

Cool article, well written, but one point will be deducted for AI AI is used later in Chapter 50. Che Zhuluan talks a lot and is very watery. There is no content in this chapter.

I have a question. Since the protagonist can see everyone's proficiency level to help everyone find problems and improve quickly, when there are more and more branches, does the protagonist still have the energy to guide all branches? If he can't guide them all, the speed will not increase. Will students from various branches complain about this? How to deal with this situation? [What]