Chinese Martial Arts: I Began to See the Divine After Being Hunted Down and Shot by Armed Police

This book is truly captivating, especially the part depicting Lu Bu's epic battle with Sun Wukong over Diao Chan. However, Xue Baochai was undeniably too powerful; had it not been for Darius's outer-range attack and Noxus Guillotine, that M4 6x scope spray would have been fatal.

Worth watching 🍉. In his previous life, after using his internal energy cultivation to seek revenge, he was riddled with bullets by the armed police. After transmigrating, he initially focused solely on martial arts without using a gun, only to be repeatedly beaten to a pulp by the police and forced to flee in disarray 🐶. After recovering, he finally got his act together: martial arts expert + gun, invincible in street fighting. 😆🍉

The writing is alright, but there are quite a few flaws. I hope you can kill characters when necessary without overwhelming the reader. I only decided to continue reading because you weren't a saint at the beginning, and I guess many people would prefer to kill characters who don't like you. Otherwise, why keep a few people around to annoy you? Keep it up! It's only 110,000 words yet, no rush! 😄

As a seasoned online novel reader with over 20 years of experience, seeing this rating really makes me want to speak up. It's far too low. The book itself is quite good; it's a top-tier work in the Republican-era martial arts genre. At least it doesn't have a system, the martial arts factions and warlords are realistic, and the various martial arts techniques are clearly explained, which is commendable.

Indeed, it's quite good, a masterpiece of Chinese martial arts fiction. However, the first few chapters lacked excitement compared to the later dozens of chapters. Personally, I think the plot needs polishing; it's not original enough. But thankfully, the pacing picks up, it's getting better, and the excitement is starting to build. If it keeps this up, it has the potential to become a top-tier Chinese martial arts novel.

It's well-written, and the plot is good. There are very few books that focus purely on traditional Chinese martial arts these days. Aside from the slow updates and the possibility of a bad ending, it's flawless. Everyone should check it out.

A very good book about traditional martial arts. The author's understanding and description of internal martial arts are very accurate, making it a very engaging read. I hope the story gets even more exciting later on, bringing us a different kind of experience. A truly wonderful spiritual feast.

I'm shamelessly giving myself a five-star review. My new book is launching, so please be gentle with your criticism! 😳

A bunch of terrible ratings left after watching for less than an hour. The plot gets better as it goes on; among Tomato's works, this is one of the better martial arts novels.

I still feel it's lacking something; the fight scenes lack realism. The descriptions of interpersonal relationships are fine, showing that it was written with care, not carelessly. A promising writer with the potential to become a legend. It's a pity that at 150 chapters, there are no supporting characters. One person can't become a god (how can one learn through trial and error when exploring and questioning alone?).