High Martial: I Master One Art Every Day!

The theme is novel, so I'll give it four stars as encouragement. If the protagonist were to train in a lower-grade cultivation method, it would only be two stars. It's a bit of a power drain; he couldn't even beat two opponents. Moreover, the protagonist's techniques all rely on affixes, so he might not win in a one-on-one fight. They're all flashy but ineffective.

It's better than the last book; I hope it doesn't have a bad ending.

It's really good (๑•.•๑) And the power levels are very consistent. It has moments of exhilaration and moments of calm, but without any feeling of frustration. The main character is also well-developed, striking a delicate balance between arrogance, humor, and human relationships. You could call it a gem; it's rare to find a book you can finish in one go like this these days.

It's actually quite good, with no major flaws. Keep up the good work, author!

That's right, there's no deep-seated hatred, just pigeons. Don't suppress your combat power; your health hasn't increased in a month.

This is what a high-level martial arts school should be like—there's no violence involved.

It's pretty good, the pacing is okay, but it's short and slow. If more of it had been released earlier, it might have gained more popularity, unlike now where it's still only at 5.8.

Pure cheering, cheering, cheering! It's morally reprehensible, I just don't like it.

The water delivery time is quite good.

I've read 18 chapters and I still don't know what the cultivation realm is, it's so good!