[Turbulent Republican Era + Kowloon Walled City + Iron-Body Martial Arts + Deep Blue Stat Allocation]
Warlords fight within the country, Western powers bully it from without, martial arts are in decline, and Huaxia teeters on the brink of collapse!
Chen Du transmigrates into the role of an apprentice at a run-down pawnshop in Kowloon Walled City, with the [Antique Chronicles] bound to him!
Touch a special antique and draw stat points directly! Blood-patterned copper furnaces, old boxing manuals, Buddhist amulets... He can add points to them all!
[Deep Blue upgrades, vitality maxed out, break through realms without bottlenecks!]
From a frail apprentice hounded for debts by the local gang, he puts points into himself all the way to becoming an iron-body grandmaster with a sacred physique!
Punch the Walled City's bullies, kick the Western strongmen!
He maxes out his stats one point at a time, and punches his way through every obstacle.
No matter how powerful the foreigners' guns and cannons are, they can't be harder than my bones, maxed out with stat points.
I'll pay back this century of national humiliation, one punch at a time!
If you give it two stars, it will probably be deleted. You can copy from other books, but don't copy the poisonous points. You are arguing about the poisonous points and still the blue is better than the blue.
Will the author take some time to revise it? At the beginning, a small shop could easily cost 5,000 yuan or 20,000 yuan. Is this figure reasonable? Then before the master died, he was either a martial arts practitioner or just an ordinary person. How could he keep the shop? As soon as the master died, the gang came to take over the shop. If so, why didn't the master come to extort and take over the shop before he was alive? It's a contradictory logic.
It's hard to describe in one word, it's so ugly.
Voldemort??
Tried, Big Poison, Male Protagonist Madonna, The rhythm is special.
I can't stand it anymore either