The late Qing and early Republican eras: the world is falling apart.
The Qing court plunders China, Western ironclads pound at its gates, and monsters and evil spirits hunt the common people...
The land of China is plunged into upheaval on a scale unseen in a thousand years. Revolution stirs beneath the surface, cults beguile the masses, and ambitious schemers seize the chance to usurp power. Soldiers, bandits, plagues, monsters, viruses... rivers and fields are stained red with blood.
This is an era when gunpowder and cannon collide with flesh and bone!
The foreign concessions of Shenghai.
In the ruins of the parliament building, Bai Qi drives his fist into the crown of a half-man, half-tiger monstrosity before him. Blood slowly seeps from its ears, nose, and other orifices.
[Marked enemy killed!]
[Hunting reward obtained: twenty percent of the enemy's blood essence and vital energy.]
Surging vitality floods into his body.
"[Blood-Exchange Realm], break through for me!"
The path of martial arts runs from [Skin Tempering] to [Bone Forging], [Sinew Strengthening], and [Blood Exchange], with every step taking you to a higher level.
"This fist carries twenty years of power. Let it sweep this chaotic age clean."
The progress is too slow, and I have reached a small level in more than 40 chapters.
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Yes, it is logically coherent, and there are no flaws.
The content is okay, but the annoying thing is that your realm-breaking setting is very poor. The early and late stages will soon turn into the mid-stage.