Thunder Arts Reign Supreme

I am Yang Yongxin. I have heard that someone is using my Buddhist name without my knowledge. This is a blatant infringement on the rights of the person in question. Please stop immediately.

I'm really puzzled; this book shouldn't be doing this.

How dare you, a mere child, call yourself king in front of me, Yang Yongxin?

I really think it's a pretty good book, quite enjoyable. However, isn't the Nine Yang Sect's setting a bit illogical? Giving a cultivation technique but not any pills or anything? Is this supposed to be a super sect? Also, the Nine Yang Sect was modified by the protagonist later on; how are the disciples trained then? Overall, the plot progresses smoothly, without any nonsensical moments.

After reading dozens of chapters, I personally feel that this book is very good. Some people say that the protagonist is servile, but I completely disagree. At most, he is just getting by. If you call him a slave, he is more like a laborer. The background is explained very clearly. There is no humiliation, and his life is not treated like grass. At least he is treated this way.

I initially mistook the title for "Thunder and Lightning King"

Seeing potato batteries makes me want to complain. If the laws of physics still apply, then wouldn't enemies wearing Faraday cages be a death sentence for the protagonist?

Bro, it seems like not many people are watching. I voted for you out of a hundred+ recommendations, 36 in total, four times.

I've watched half of it, and my main complaint is that the protagonist's luck is just too good. It feels like an entire super sect is relying on him to keep things going. Almost all the good loot from dungeons goes to the sect, which is really frustrating!

It was really difficult 😱 I actually finished watching it.