A Thousand Years of Martial Arts

There were too many fights. Little plot. . In order to level up, you need to understand a few of them. . Dozens of them just to upgrade. And it's just training in fighting various monsters. . . This might as well be a pretentious plot. . It's boring. It's not reading. . Who wants to know such a detailed upgrade process? . . What about the plot. . It's all kill kill kill kill. . There are many pictures without even a single dialogue. . 😥

After reading the beginning, I just want to say, if the system is short of energy, why not swallow the dragon's blood earlier to replenish energy and start the system earlier?

The first part is okay, but the further you go, the more mentally retarded the protagonist becomes. The son of a rich man doesn't want to sit in court. With his rate of progress, in a few years, the current danger will no longer exist. Why not leave the enemy's sphere of influence?

Great book! I hope the author persists!

The writing, plot, and fighting of this book are all good. My only suggestion is that you don't need to write about the supporting characters' battles in detail in the ring battle. What you wrote is useless except to make up the word count. If it looks annoying, I just skip it. It is recommended to learn from the martial arts master, and the battles of the supporting characters can even be brushed off. You have a good foundation, and the number of words can be completely summed up in plot analysis or inner activities.