Tokyo Martial Saint: Starting with Infinite Class Changes

The writing is quite good, but the sense of fate is too strong. Enemies appear one after another, and they are just enough for the protagonist to deal with with all his strength. There is a feeling that the fate of the protagonist has been planned. It should be a problem with the writing. The sense of fate is also reflected in breakthroughs in the battle, using up all the cards but just being superior in skills, career improvement, strength improvement, etc. Are inevitable results without accidents, etc.

If you like fighting, you can read it without thinking. The plot is average, but the fighting is outstanding. Reading this novel is like playing a long arpg game. As the plot progresses, the protagonist continues to fight again and again. At the same time, each battle is not repeated, which is a good source of food.

It's Lao Mai's usual routine, but I still like it very much. I don't want to have a female protagonist in this book. It's more fun to watch the battles than this kind of good thing 😄 (By the way! Lao Mai, I hope to have the opportunity to watch a few more "Naruto: Bringing the Jojo System to Subvert the Ninja World" extras)

Well written, the author should be a fighting enthusiast In other words, I have specifically checked the information. The early descriptions of some fighting schools are very good. Regardless of the plot shaping and pacing control, it is quite good. A rare Tokyo martial arts text I hope the follow-up won't collapse, but I'm afraid that the outline isn't written well and I won't be able to grasp the follow-up. And the protagonist's career can also be expanded a little bit It's not that I have to stick to martial arts. If Kawen can write about daily life in other professions, it'll be more fun anyway.

I feel that the world view and the progression of weapons are very well written. There is no mess. The writing is very clear and concise. The drama is full of emotions. Moreover, the methods and methods for advancing force in the book are very clear and clear. Simple yet macroscopic.

The plot is compact and slightly flawed, but the fight scenes are absolutely wonderful. My personal preference in reading novels is that the plot is much greater than the battle descriptions. However, the fight scenes in this book can outweigh all the flaws of this book, making it exciting enough for a reader who doesn't like combat-oriented books to follow it. Especially the process of the protagonist becoming stronger step by step is very satisfying. I don't know if there will be a plot about a large-scale thermal weapons force in Tokyo city later. It would be great if it could be written.

I really can't get enough of it. There are very few fighting stories in the first place, so it's even rarer to have such a good one. I recognize the protagonist's moral integrity and purity. It's a fate that I've also read the author's previous book. Hey hey hey! Author, don't let people expect too much from you!

A new book is out, which is a good thing 😄

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