The Martial Way of Dao Qi

Having only read the first few dozen chapters, the author's plot is decent, but a bit immature and lacks rigor. The values ​​are too naive, and the reasons for creating conflict and struggle feel somewhat forced and incongruous. The character development feels a bit contrived. The father's insistence on obtaining the Five Methods, and the excuse for not giving them, is too weak.

This article will definitely not be popular. After reading the first ten chapters, I felt the author was too young and lacked social experience. It's written too immaturely!

The description was off-putting; it was all flashy and nothing special.

Is humanity facing both opportunities and crises? Are you illiterate or did you not graduate from elementary school? Can you look up the word "crisis" in a dictionary before you write it down? Seeing this made me incredibly embarrassed!

After reading it, I felt heartbroken. It is both the Six Laws and Ningze.

This is so fake, it's disgusting. Even Confucius isn't as powerful as the protagonist.

I loved this book early on; the author's story was excellent, and the writing style remained strong even later on. It's one of the few novels I've reread.

I think this book title should be changed to: Qi, Shivering, Cold. 😰

The main character uses a whip; those who prefer swords, knives, or guns can leave now.

What a disgrace to time travelers!