In a World of Martial Arts, We're All Masterminds and Fools

Let me evaluate it myself. Before opening this book, please be mentally prepared for the following: You will see a card master drawing nine waste cards out of ten in a row, you will see an SS-level thief stealing a museum and being chased by a live broadcast across the city, you will see a group of warriors being scared and screamed by Springhead in a horror game, you will see a salty protagonist playing a new game while being hospitalized, you will see his roommate getting a haircut in the tunnel, and you will see his teammates being sealed by a cat in the ring. This is the most "outrageous" team in the Chinese Federation - they were able to escape when the chartered plane was hijacked by a giant bird, and then took out their mobile phones to watch anime, start live broadcasts, and practice in the cave. Finally, when the principal arrived, he punched the big bird in Fu Jing. They can also be beaten up by an SSS-level illusion in the league, and then pretend to be dead to trick everyone into getting behind the opponent's captain. Their team name is Wolong Fengchu. Using laughs that are so dense that they are almost luxurious, you will suddenly realize when you are most relaxed that you have memorized every character. Let the barrage become the natural background sound of the story, and make the live broadcast room the home of another character. The words "cool" and "burning" are not written on the face, but are hidden in the transformation of the card from the African Chieftain to the European Emperor, in the moment when the protagonist foams at the mouth and collapses after the Jihua card is cleared, and in the back figure that remains behind every time he "doesn't want to restart". The characters will not be asked to stand on the roof and look at the moon and think about life. Instead, they will allow you to taste the unfinished words while laughing and cursing. As the story unfolds, one mystery after another begins to emerge. The Seven Families of Kyoto, the Moon Organization, the world outside the door, various experimental plans, the origin of the warrior system, and the real cause of death behind the House of Heroes are all pointing to a key node step by step. You never know whether you'll laugh out loud or get goosebumps first in the next chapter. This kind of pacing is the most underrated strength of this book. If you need a constant dose of laughter in your life, read this book. If you want to know how a group of imperfect people can become more whole around each other, read this book. If you want to see passionate league games, hilarious team building, and tenderness that occasionally makes your nose sore - read this book. The most accurate recommendation in the book is what the protagonist himself said: "The world is terrible, but the roommate is very good. The fate is heavy, but the laughter is light." Because behind all the laughter, there are unspoken wounds; behind all the salty gestures, there is the unyielding feeling that is pressed into the bones. Crouching dragon and phoenix chick, these four words have long been deconstructed on the Internet into "Wolong and phoenix chick are both derogatory meanings." But this book redefines it - the real Crouching Dragon and Phoenix are the ones who plant flowers on the ruins, the ones who, even though they see through the absurdity and injustice of the world, still choose to hold the hands of their companions and walk on with a smile. 🙂 Hee hee hee. The novel will severely punish everyone who doesn't read the setting In a sentence: The African card master leads a group of weird roommates, working hard to survive in the world of high martial arts and making money on the side. Two sentences: The world is terrible, but roommates are great. Destiny is heavy, but laughter is light. Three sentences: six people, six professions, three dormitories. They are not heroes, they just decided not to face the world alone. The most tender thing about this book is that it doesn't have any character standing on a rooftop giving a speech about "bonds" to the moon.

Because I haven't finished reading this book yet, but it's very funny, and the author admits that it's non-CP, and it's still a group portrait, so I have to eat it up, and the author is also very cute 😘😘😘 I'll comment again when I follow this up to the author's update 😘

Fine,,

The characters are well written and the plot is perfect. It's my favorite genre.