In a chaotic, murky age, martial arts reach the heavens. The strong can move mountains and fill seas, while the weak are as insignificant as grass.
Jiang Han is a dockworker struggling at the bottom of a filthy alley. He has a mediocre constitution, and his family has fallen on hard times.
Yet when all hope seems lost, he awakens the [Heaven Rewards Diligence] panel!
Work hard, and you will reap the rewards!
The Eight Desolations and Six Directions Art, the Heavenly Capital Demon-Sealing Fist, the Dragon-Elephant Prajna Art, and more...
Peerless martial arts that ordinary people can spend their whole lives trying to learn come to him as naturally as water flowing downhill, simply through hard work.
From martial arts hall apprentice to sect heir, then to the Prince Who Stands Shoulder to Shoulder with the Emperor, wielding power over all under heaven,
Jiang Han worships neither gods nor ghosts. He trusts only the fists in his hands and the blade at his waist!
When his fist intent, powerful enough to shake the cosmos, soars into the sky,
only then do people realize: a Martial Saint has descended to the mortal world!
It's okay, the characters are well created and each character is very vivid. Good-looking and good-looking.
This is the case again, so you can't change the routine. The books in this God's reward system are all the same, with low-level people practicing martial arts through hard work, an eccentric grandfather, a mean second aunt, a selfish second uncle, and a pretentious cousin. After that, the protagonist's outstanding beauties appear one after another.
A fly in the ointment, updates are too slow and too infrequent
The beginning is very different from other novels of this type. If you haven't read this type of novel before, you can give it a try.
A very good novel, worth reading 👍
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
It feels okay, but the pace is a bit slow in the front
The plot is well controlled.
I read Chapter 67 in one go, it was smooth and the flaws did not hide the flaws.
It's so beautiful, why are there so few comments?